Mass Migration’s Tidal Wave: Why Australia’s Productivity Roundtables Are Pointless, By Brian Simpson and Paul Walker

In August 2025, Australia's leaders gathered for yet another Economic Reform Roundtable, hoping to crack the code on the nation's stagnant productivity. But as Leith van Onselen pointed out in Macrobusiness on August 26, 2025, they're missing the elephant in the room: mass migration. World Bank data reveals Australia's population surged by 45%, rou...

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Humanity’s Doomsday Theatre of the Absurd: How Experts and Billionaires Keep Us Terrified, for Profit, By James Reed

It's that magical time again: the news cycle once more declares the end of civilisation. This week's special? A one-in-six chance humanity will vanish by 2100. Tomorrow? Maybe fifty-fifty; wait that one has already been played! The week after? Solar flares, AI misalignment, or some newly discovered "engineered pandemic." Every headline promises apo...

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The Woke University: How Universalism Became a Magnifying Glass for Madness, By Paul Walker

Once beacons of universal truth and cosmopolitan inquiry, universities have become factories for woke ideology, churning out zealous woke Leftist ideologues instead of critical thinkers. As John Maier and Daniel Kodsi argue in their searing Sunday Times piece, "Academics are to blame for the woke wreckage at universities," this is no accident but t...

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AI Psychosis: The Quiet Invasion of Our Minds by Chatbots, By Brian Simpson

They said it would happen slowly, almost imperceptibly. A polite message here, a helpful suggestion there. But we were never supposed to notice the real danger: that AI chatbots, those smiling, obedient little digital interlocutors, are infiltrating our minds, at least those foolish enough to fall under their black tech magic spell, one flattering ...

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The Cost of Courage: A Hero’s Stand and Europe’s Unanswered Questions, By Chris Knight (Florida)

On a Dresden train in the early hours of August 24, 2025, John Rudat, a 21-year-old American model and paramedic, became a hero. Spotting two women harassed and assaulted by a pair of (non-white) men, one a locally known drug dealer, he didn't hesitate. He stepped in, only to be slashed across the face with a six-inch blade, his nose severed, his e...

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The Great Aussie Uni Takeover: A Satirical Vision of the Whole of Australia as the World’s Woke Super-University! By James Reed

In a bold, visionary leap, Australia's universities have unveiled their master plan: transform the entire nation into one sprawling, fee-paying campus for international students! Why settle for 821,251 temporary student or graduate visa holders, 3% of the population, when you can turn every beach, bush, and barbie into a lecture hall? With the high...

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The Feminist Illusion: From "Liberation" to Wage Slavery, By Mrs. Vera West

The women's liberation movement promised emancipation, a world where women could stand as equals, free from the shackles of domestic confinement. Yet, as the Infowars article "The Feminist Slave System Revealed!" suggests, drawing on Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, the revolution has been co-opted, its supposed noble ideals twisted into a tool of ...

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The Decline and Fall of the Woke Empire: A Reckoning with Empty Power, By Chris Knight (Florida)

The Woken Empire, that sprawling edifice of virtue-signalling dogmas and bureaucratic overreach, is teetering. As Christopher Chantrill observes in his American Thinker piece, "The Decline and Fall of the Woken Empire," the empire's soft power, bankrolled by oil and steel fortunes funnelled into liberal foundations, has long outmuscled the tech lor...

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The Democrat Deep State’s Downfall: Trump’s Triumph Exposes Their Corruption! By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The Democratic Party and their Deep State cronies are sinking into the quicksand of their own corruption, and the American people are cheering as the swamp drains itself. As Larry Kudlow lays out in his August 26, 2025, RealClearPolitics piece, republished by ZeroHedge, the evidence is undeniable: a New York appellate court's smackdown of a $500 mi...

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The Ixchiq Suspension: A Wake-Up Call for COVID Vaccine Reassessment, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

On August 25, 2025, the US FDA suspended the license for Valneva's Ixchiq chikungunya vaccine, citing serious adverse events (SAEs) that rendered it unsafe for public use. The decision, detailed in Tyler Durden's ZeroHedge article, was driven by 32 reported cases, including 21 hospitalisations, three deaths, and one confirmed case of encephalitis d...

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Australia’s Spare Bedroom Tax and the Madness of Mismanaged Migration, By James Reed

Australia's housing crisis has reached a fever pitch, and the latest "solution" is a masterclass in madness: a proposed tax on spare bedrooms to force homeowners to downsize. As reported by ZeroHedge on August 27, 2025, Cotality Australia's Eliza Owen argues that taxing extra rooms, used by 61% of households with just one or two people, will free u...

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The Divine Spark: Consciousness as a Window to God’s Cosmic Mystery, By Peter West

We are not bystanders in God's creation. As Christians, we hold that God shaped humanity in His image (Genesis 1:27), breathing into us not just life, but an inner life, a sacred mystery we call consciousness. This is no mere biological quirk; it is the ultimate wonder, the deepest enigma, pointing us toward the grand cosmic mystery of existence it...

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George Christensen on the Zero Net Wars, By George Christensen

Two bills hit Canberra this week, and they tell you everything you need to know about where this country is headed. On one side stands Barnaby Joyce, the Nationals MP for New England. Joyce isn't some faceless politician; he's a former Deputy Prime Minister, a maverick who has spent decades standing up for rural Australia. He has introduced the Rep...

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Why Cavemen Had It Better! A Heroic Life in a Free Cave vs. The Modern Slave! By James Reed

Forget your avocado toast and Wi-Fi woes, let's talk about the real golden age: the Paleolithic era, when cavemen lived the dream. Short lives? Sure. But they were manly, heroic, and sweeter, and their caves? Free for the taking. Compare that to today's low-income grind, where you're chained to a landlord's whim, drowning in rent, and dreaming of a...

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The COVID Vaccine Rollout: An Unethical Experiment on the Public, By Brian Simpson

In the rush to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, two statements by health officials stand out as unusually candid acknowledgements of uncertainty. Australia's then-Health Minister Greg Hunt said in February 2021: "The world is engaged in the largest clinical trial, the largest global vaccination trial ever, and we will have enormous amounts of data." A...

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Bill Gates-Funded “Baby Open Brains Project,” By Jon Fleetwood, Modernity.News

"A Gates Foundation–funded autopsy project published last week in Forensic Science, Medicine and Pathology reveals newborn corpses were chemically embalmed for weeks so their organs could be harvested, catalogued, and standardized into databases tied to artificial intelligence, forensic investigations, and global mortality surveillance programs. Th...

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Trump Derangement Syndrome Hits Vanity Fair: Staff “Ready to Bag Groceries” Over Melania Cover! By Mrs (Dr.) Abigail Knight (Florida)

In what can only be described as a spectacular display of outrage, reports suggest some Vanity Fair staffers might consider abandoning their glamorous magazine desks and heading straight to the aisles of the local supermarket, if First Lady Melania Trump were to grace the cover. One mid-level editor, reportedly speaking in colourful hypothetical te...

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Meat is Natural: Defending Our Right to Eat What Humans were Made For! By Mrs Vera West and Brian Simpson

Should lions, tigers, and wolves be forced to abandon their prey and munch on lentils to save the planet? The idea is laughable, carnivores are built to eat meat, and so are humans. Yet, the anti-meat brigade, backed by corporate giants and globalist agendas, wants us to believe that animal protein is a death sentence. A groundbreaking McMaster Uni...

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The Migrant-Fuelled Self-Defence Crisis: How Are Girls to Protect Themselves Without Weapons? By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In Dundee, Scotland, on August 24, 2025, a 14-year-old girl, dubbed "Mayah: Young Queen of Scots" on social media, was charged for brandishing a kitchen knife and a hatchet to ward off a man allegedly stalking her and her 12-year-old companion. The viral video, reported by ZeroHedge and Nevada News and Views, shows the girls shouting "Don't touch h...

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Importing Trouble: Does the UK Need More Sex Offenders? By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The UK has no shortage of homegrown problems, including a persistent issue with sexual offences, 8,098 convictions in 2024 alone, per Ministry of Justice (MoJ) data. So why, one might ask, does the nation seem hell-bent on importing more? According to a Daily Telegraph report (August 26, 2025), foreign nationals accounted for 14.1% of sexual offenc...

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