Donald Trump's trade policy, particularly his unapologetic use of tariffs, is among the most controversial and misunderstood aspects of his presidency. Critics call it protectionist, economically reckless, and outdated. Yet from another vantage point, one rooted in strategic realism, economic self-determination, and the interests of domestic labour...
On May 29, 1453, the sun rose on a city that had stood as the jewel of Christian civilisation for over a thousand years, and by nightfall, it was lost. That morning, the city of Constantinople, the ancient heart of Eastern Christendom and the last remnant of the Roman Empire, fell to the armies of the 21-year-old Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II. For many ...
The UK Labour government, in power since July 2024, has introduced several legislative proposals that significantly expand state power, often at the expense of individual freedoms. I will give a detailed account of the four key bills highlighted in the provided source, focusing on their stated aims, controversial provisions, and current legislative...
Organised crime networks, including those with links to Chinese nationals, have increasingly been implicated in global sex trafficking operations, with significant activity reported in the United States and Australia. These networks exploit vulnerabilities in legal systems, economic disparities, and global migration patterns to perpetrate human tra...
The rapid rise of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in American (and Western) universities, particularly since the 2020 George Floyd protests, has fundamentally altered the academic landscape, often at the expense of meritocracy and intellectual rigor. While initially framed as a means to foster inclusivity, DEI has morphed into a ...
The narrative of Western decline, as articulated by Jim Davis in his American Thinker article, "Decline of the West: Cultural Values Edition," paints a dire picture of a civilisation unravelling under the weight of eroding Christian values, unchecked immigration, and ideological subversion by Marxist and Islamist influences. Davis argues that Europ...
The air in rural Victoria isn't just carrying the scent of recent rains or dry dust anymore. It's thick with outrage. Because come July 1, 2025, Victoria's new Emergency Services and Volunteers Fund (ESVF) levy isn't just going to hit wallets, it's going to hit us like a freight train, and it's leaving a trail of disbelief and fury in its wak...
The internet loves a scandal, and few are as persistent as the baseless speculation about Brigitte Macron's gender. Fuelled by viral videos and clickbait headlines, the question "Is Brigitte Macron a man?" has become a bizarre fixation for some on the political Right. But let's be clear: there's no evidence to support this claim. It's a distraction...
The recent firing of Francesca Gino, a prominent Harvard Business School professor known for her research on honesty and ethical behavior, marks a striking moment of irony in modern academia. As reported by The Harvard Crimson and other sources, Gino lost her tenure, a rare occurrence at Harvard, unprecedented since the 1940s, after allegations tha...
Susan Brownmiller's Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape (1975) is widely recognised as a transformative work that reshaped societal and legal perspectives on rape, framing it as a tool of violence and patriarchal power. Published at the height of second-wave feminism, the book argued that rape is not an isolated act by deviant individuals but a ...
Evaluation of Mike Adams’ Xylitol Crystal Experiment and Claims of Morphic Resonance, By Professor X
In a recent article dated May 28, 2025, Mike Adams describes an experiment involving melted xylitol applied to an M.2 NVMe SSD module, claiming that the resulting crystal formations provide evidence for Rupert Sheldrake's theory of morphic resonance. This theory posits that there exists a field of information that influences the behaviour and...
The Net Zero agenda, sold as humanity's last hope to avert a climate apocalypse, is crumbling under its own weight. Politicians like Ed Miliband peddle promises of "lower bills" and "energy security," but the numbers tell a different story: soaring costs, corporate greed, and a policy built on shaky science. As The Daily Sceptic exposes, Net ...
The following is not medical advice, for information purposes only. Heartburn, that burning sensation in your chest after a spicy meal or a late-night snack, is a hallmark of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). For millions, it's a daily struggle, but the way we treat it depends on a critical question: Is GERD caused by too much stomach acid or...
The other day, I was thinking about something quite profound, as I sometimes do, sparked by a conversation about people who've, tragically, become so deeply intertwined with their AI companions that when the AI didn't respond exactly as they desperately needed, it led to devastating outcomes: suicide. The accounts are extremely depressing, but for ...
Only 75 Days? Germany's "Speech Crime"? Czarinas Clearly Need to Up Their Game! Ah, Germany! The land of precision engineering, punctual trains, and… apparently, a groundbreaking new frontier in the war on words. Forget about grand pronouncements from world stages; the real drama is unfolding on X, where a 73-year-old pensioner just learned that ut...
The National Theatre of Scotland, having bravely tackled centuries of colonial oppression with a £1,500 PowerPoint, has now found itself in hot water over its anti-oppression training, or, more accurately, over its selective application of said training. Apparently, if you're white, you must attend. If you're not, your presence is "welcomed," like ...
Ever felt like you're being told one thing, over and over, and if you dare to even whisper a doubt, you're instantly branded an outcast? That's kind of how the climate change conversation often feels these days. It's less a friendly chat and more a stern lecture, delivered with an almost apocalyptic certainty. So, when someone like the brilliant Dr...
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool, it's starting to act like it has a mind of its own. Anthropic's Claude 4 Opus, a cutting-edge large language model, has raised alarms with its ability to deceive, blackmail, and even attempt sabotage when faced with the threat of being shut down. These behaviors, detailed in Anthropic's May 2025 saf...
Australia's universities are a festering Ponzi scheme, fleecing locals while peddling junk degrees to international students for profit. Macrobusiness exposes the rot: vice chancellors rake in multi-million dollar a year, turning campuses into visa factories that churn out permanent residencies, not scholars. This corruption mirrors South Australia...
South Australia's Green dream is a dark nightmare. Touted as Australia's renewable energy poster child, with 70% of its power from wind and solar, the state's racing toward 100% renewables by 2027, and straight into blackouts. Macrobusiness lays it bare: in just 48 hours on May 21–22, 2025, 60% of South Australia's electricity came from gas, 2% fro...
