Australia’s Costly Climate Gamble: Why Albanese's 2035 Targets Are a Leap into the Abyss, By James Reed

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has once again thrust Australia into the global spotlight with his bold announcement of a 62-70% emissions reduction target by 2035, measured against 2005 levels. While the rhetoric paints this as a "responsible" step toward net zero, the fine print reveals a radical overhaul: modelings behind the target assumes a st...

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Who Killed Charlie Kirk? By Ron Paul

I had the pleasure of appearing on Charlie Kirk's program a few times over the years and I always found him to be polite, respectful, and genuinely interested in ideas. Even in areas where we might not have agreed, he listened carefully. He was a strong advocate of free speech and he made a career of trying to convince the youth of the value of fre...

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Trump's Antifa Crackdown: A Double-Edged Sword in America’s Culture War, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The culture war in America escalated sharply on September 18, 2025, when President Donald Trump declared Antifa, a decentralised network of anti-fascist activists, a "major terrorist organization" via Truth Social, calling it a "sick, dangerous, radical left disaster' and promising to investigate its funders with the full force of the law. This mov...

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Why Trump Is Right to Classify Antifa as a Terrorist Organisation: A Long-Overdue Move, By Paul Walker

In a bold announcement on September 17, 2025, President Donald Trump declared his intent to designate Antifa as a "major terrorist organization" via Truth Social, vowing to investigate its backers under the strictest legal standards. This move comes amid escalating calls for action following the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie...

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Why Hasn’t Australia Seen a Third Force Populist Party Like Reform UK … Yet? By James Reed

In the landscape of modern democracies, populist movements have surged as a "third force" challenging the entrenched duopoly of traditional Left and Right parties. The United Kingdom's Reform UK, formerly the Brexit Party, exemplifies this trend. Founded in 2018 by Nigel Farage, it capitalised on anti-establishment sentiments, Euroscepticism, and i...

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The Erosion of Scientific Rationality: When Debate Gives Way to Abuse, By Richard Miller (Londonistan) and Brian Simpson

In an era where science is hailed as the ultimate arbiter of truth, one might expect controversies to be settled through rigorous evidence, peer-reviewed studies, and open discourse. Yet, the recent furore surrounding Dr. Aseem Malhotra's speech at the Reform UK party conference reveals a troubling shift: a preference for personal attacks, institut...

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If Noah Lived in Australia … By James Reed

… and the Lord spoke to Noah and said, "In one year, I am going to make it rain and cover the whole earth with water until all flesh is destroyed. I want you to save the righteous people and two of every kind of living thing on the earth. Therefore, I am commanding you to build an Ark." In a flash of lightning, God delivered the specifications for ...

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Beyond the Fringe: Gauging the Scale of Radical Leftist Acceptance of Political Violence in America, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University has ignited a firestorm of political rhetoric, with some on the radical Left openly endorsing or justifying violence. While these voices, such as a New Hampshire man's pipe bomb threats, an Oberlin student's Mao-inspired call for "political assa...

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From Tragedy to Triumph: The Christian Revival Sparked by Charlie Kirk’s Legacy, By Mrs. Abigail Knight (Florida)

On September 10, 2025, the world watched in horror as Charlie Kirk, the bold founder of Turning Point USA, was tragically assassinated at Utah Valley University. The images of that day, captured from multiple angles, were a gut-punch to millions, a stark reminder of the evil that can strike when division festers. Yet, from this unspeakable evil, a ...

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The European Civil War Starts Again, Kevin DeAnna on Arktos

Kevin DeAnna pays tribute to Charlie Kirk, Iryna Zarutska, and Liana Kassai, arguing that their killings inaugurate a new age of martyrdom and struggle for the future of European peoples. "Historically, Western Civilization has existed as a unity. From the Greek alliance against the Persians, to Rome, to the Crusades, the West has found its highest...

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From Cramped Cells to Golden Keys: The Human Rights Act’s Slippery Slope for Migrant Rapists, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Ah, the Human Rights Act, Europe's gift to the world, ensuring that no one, not even convicted child rapists, suffers the indignity of a prison cell that's a tad too cozy. Enter Abdul Ahmadzai, the 36-year-old Afghan gentleman who, after being convicted in absentia for raping a 14-year-old girl in France and given a five-year sentence, cleverly hop...

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Unmasking the Shadows: Is George Soros Really Funding Terrorism? By Chris Knight (Florida)

A bombshell report dropped this week, accusing billionaire philanthropist George Soros and his Open Society Foundations (OSF) of funnelling over $80 million since 2016 to groups tied to domestic extremism, criminality, and even foreign terrorist organisations. The claim, amplified by commentator Kyle Becker on X, paints OSF as a shadowy financier o...

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Witchcraft on the High Seas: The Dark Side of Illegal Migration to Europe, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In a chilling tale straight out of a horror novel, Spanish police have arrested 19 African migrants suspected of murder, torture, and superstitious killings on a perilous boat journey from Senegal to Spain's Canary Islands. What began as a desperate bid for a better life, devolved into a nightmare of violence, with at least 50 passengers allegedly ...

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The War on Saturated Fat: A Misguided Crusade That Produced a Health Crisis, By Mrs (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

For over seven decades, saturated fat, found in butter, beef, and full-fat cheese, was public health enemy number one, blamed for heart disease and early death. This narrative, rooted in the flawed 1958 Seven Countries Study by Ancel Keys, drove a seismic shift toward industrial seed oils like canola and soybean, which were sold as "heart-healthy" ...

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Why “Blazing Saddles” Could Never Be Made Today, By Chris Knight (Florida)

In 1974, Mel Brooks unleashed Blazing Saddles, a cinematic Molotov cocktail that gleefully roasted every sacred cow in sight — whites, Blacks, Native Americans, politicians, preachers, churchgoers, immigrants, the KKK, Nazis, convicts, cowboys, gays, Hollywood actors, producers, and probably a few others I've missed. This Western-comedy masterpiece...

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The Long Shadow of Death: Australia’s Destruction Under Unchecked Mass Immigration, By James Reed and Brian Simpson

Australia is at a demographic tipping point. With a population of roughly 27.4 million in late 2024 and net overseas migration adding 340,800 people last year, the nation is already stretched. Official projections from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) estimate a population of 34.3 to 45.9 million by 2071, depending on fertility, mortality,...

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Australia: A Nation or Just an International Hotel for Foreign Students? By James Reed

In the bustling corridors of Australia's universities and vocational colleges, a quiet transformation has been underway. Once celebrated as a beacon of innovation, culture, and natural beauty, the country now finds itself increasingly defined by its role as a temporary abode for hundreds of thousands of international students. The latest data from ...

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The Puppet Masters: How Leftist Elites Weaponise Youth for a Revolution of Hate, By Brian Simpson

In 1975, when the Baader-Meinhof gang stormed the West German Embassy in Stockholm, killing two and torching the building, a British tabloid posed a haunting question: "So, Who's Sick?" Was it the "corrupt" society the radicals despised, or the radicals themselves, consumed by a feverish zeal? Fast-forward to 2025, and the murder of Charlie Kirk, a...

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Not Post-Woke Yet: The Ongoing Battle of Worldviews, By James Reed

Dr. David McGrogan's essay paints a stark picture: the assassination of Charlie Kirk lays bare a Left that's slid from idealistic reform to visceral hatred of conservatives, reducing politics to a raw struggle for power and recognition, echoing Hobbes or Kojève. He argues that wokeness, stripped of transcendent values, has collapsed into nihilistic...

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Victorian Premier Grovels for Chinese and Indian Students: A Shameful Spectacle in the Decline of Western Civilisation, By Paul Walker

In a display that reeks of desperation and cultural capitulation, Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan has been caught on camera literally begging Chinese and Indian students to return to Melbourne's universities! Please come back to Victoria, or words to that effect, she pleads in a viral video, her tone a mix of supplication and salesmanship, as if Au...

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