Below is an interview with a nurse, Dan, who during the COVID emergency powers in Australia, was involved, as he puts it; "a crime" against a young unvaccinated girl to obtain a PCR test. The child was held down and swabbed, with stern words said. Dan remained unvaccinatedand left his job. He is the first Australian emergency worker to describe the...

In the sacred arena of Western jurisprudence, the presumption of innocence stands as a shield against tyranny, a guarantee that no man is condemned without ironclad proof. Yet this bedrock is crumbling under a relentless feminist assault that prioritises ideology over truth, vengeance over fairness, and convictions over justice. Feminism's crusade ...

In the annals of human folly, few things rival clinging to a toxic relationship long after the red flags have turned into full-blown fires. We've all seen it: the marriage from hell, where one partner's love curdles into control, affection into abuse, and shared dreams into solitary nightmares. That's America and most of the West today, a union bet...

A journal article in Quaternary Science Reviews has reported the discovery of a "lost" civilisation which was 1.6 times the size of Britain, off the coast of Australia. One of the key things for our political purposes in opposing the Aboriginal land rights ideology is the crucial date of the civilisation: people, presumably humans, Homo sapiens liv...

In an age of endless notifications, career uncertainty, and global crises, it seems absurd to turn to a Roman philosopher, Seneca (4 BCE – 65 CE), who died nearly two thousand years ago for practical advice. Yet Lucius Annaeus Seneca's Letters from a Stoic offers remarkably relevant guidance for navigating contemporary challenges. Writing to his fr...

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's tragic assassination on September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University, the internet has been ablaze with speculation, grief, and inevitably, conspiracy theories. One of the most persistent and viral claims circulating on platforms like X, Reddit, and fringe forums is the "Brown Shirt Shooter" theory. This alleges that ...

This item goes back some months but is still relevant since it shows how the health profession acts to "cover up" inconvenient facts. Thus, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials found evidence that the Pfizerand Moderna COVID-19 vaccines caused multiple deaths, but then went on to claim that there was no evidence linki...

Japan's experience with COVID-19 vaccination stands out globally. With one of the highest per capita rates of mRNA vaccine doses, averaging 3.6 doses per person as of March 2024, surpassing most nations in mRNA uptake, the country initially managed the pandemic effectively in its early phases. However, the emergence of the Omicron variant in late 2...

       In an exclusive interview with Remix News, Dutch political commentator and lawyer Eva Vlaardingerbroek warns Europeans that they must take a stand against rapid demographic change or become a minority in their native countries: You've spoken a lot about White rights and the White replacement. But of course this kind of op...

Note: this article dates back to late 2024, mentioning the Biden regime as the power of the day, but the main critique of immigration still holds, certainly for Europe. It is one more good piece worth saving from the memory hole: There are some very famous portrayals of immigration disasters in Hollywood films. Perhaps one of the most well-known is...

Of all the surprising things said by the climate change alarmist lobby about the supposed ill-effects of climate change, surely the claim made by a university of California LA study (see below), must rate as the strangest yet. Allegedly, same-sex couples are at greater "risk of exposure to the adverse effects of climate change" than straight couple...

Former Czech PM Babiš delivers historic speech against EU migration pact in Czech parliament, the "Assisted Suicide of Europe." While this speech was some months back, it is as relevant as ever to the plight of Europe and the survival of the European people. Rmx.news has the report: "I'm going to say it bluntly here, and I'm not afraid of it. Mass ...

While my posts here at Alor.org have dealt with the intellectual corruption of science and its harms via runaway technocracy, Dr Robert Malone has also given deep thought to this issue as detailed in this piece from some months back, well worth a read, and saving from disappearing down the memory hole: "Starting in the mid-20th century, companies b...

Here is an item which I had to do some months back, but sort of fell through the cracks in my ageing filing system on the laptop. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), in a report published in the New England Journal of Medicine, said there is sufficient evidence to classify alcohol as a carcinogenic substance for its ability to c...

In the summer of 1975, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the exiled Russian dissident whose The Gulag Archipelago had ripped open the festering wounds of Soviet totalitarianism, stepped onto American soil not as a hero to be fêted in isolation, but as a prophet bearing uncomfortable truths. Fresh from the labour camps and the KGB's clutches, he delivered a s...

In the high-stakes arena of climate science, where CO2 emissions are cast as the villain in a doomsday drama, Danish astrophysicist Henrik Svensmark has been dropping cosmic bombshells for decades. His hypothesis? That galactic cosmic rays (GCRs), high-energy particles zipping in from exploding stars, play a far bigger role in driving Earth's clima...

The term "ethnomasochism," a blend of ethnic self-hatred and masochistic indulgence in one's own cultural downfall, has entered into broader discourse as a critique of Western elites' embrace of multiculturalism. Coined by French New Right thinker Guillaume Faye in the early 2000s, it paints a picture of affluent, progressive Westerners (often code...

American pop culture, movies, cartoons, and circuses, has long been a source of joy, innovation, and global influence. Icons like Mickey Mouse and Star Wars have shaped imaginations worldwide, embodying creativity and optimism. Yet, a growing trend in cultural institutions, exemplified by the Smithsonian's Entertainment Nation exhibit, seeks to ref...

Heavy metals such as arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury are naturally occurring elements that can accumulate in crops due to environmental factors or human activities like industrial processes, pesticide use, and mining. Rice, chocolate (via cocoa), and oats are particularly susceptible, posing health risks, especially for vulnerable groups like i...

That collapse of nuance from the left isn't just rhetorical sleight-of-hand, it's a loaded weapon. Because when you start branding ordinary Australians as "extremists," you begin to dehumanise them. You remove their right to speak. You strip them of moral legitimacy. And when speech loses its legitimacy in the eyes of a movement obsessed with moral...