AI Is Killing the Universities — Good. Let Them Die the Death They’ve Earned! By Professor X

According to the latest panic piece doing the rounds, AI, artificial intelligence, is about to destroy universities. Students are using chatbots to write essays, complete with all the hallucinations AI generate. Employers are cutting internships. Degrees are losing signalling power. Professors are staring into the abyss and seeing GPT-shaped reflec...

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Aliens Confirmed?! Humanity Responds by Arguing About Trump (Satire), By Paul Walker

Every few years, civilisation collectively pauses to ask itself the big questions. Is there intelligent life in the universe? Are we alone? And most importantly: would we believe it if Donald Trump announced it at a podium with a flag behind him? According to the latest media murmurs, Trump may be preparing a "bombshell" speech revealing that alien...

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The Milan Mayhem: When "Protests" Are Just a Thin Veil for Far-Left Violence and Anarchy, By Richard Miller (London)

Ah, Milan – the fashion capital of the world, now playing host to the 2026 Winter Olympics. But instead of gliding gracefully on ice, the city has been sliding into chaos thanks to far-Left rioters who turned what could have been peaceful demonstrations into a fireworks-fuelled frenzy. Over the weekend of February 7-8, 2026, thousands hit the stree...

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Why the Scientific Revolution Occurred in the Christian West and Not Asia, By Brian Simpson and Peter West

 The Unz Review article by Jonas E. Alexis (linked below) poses a provocative question: Why did the Scientific Revolution, the explosive emergence of modern empirical, mathematical, and experimental science in 16th-17th century Europe, happen only in the Christian West, and nowhere else? Despite impressive technological achievements in ancient...

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The CCP's Campus Infiltration: How Chinese Researchers with Party and Military Ties Are Embedded in West's Elite Labs, By Chris Knight (Florida)

A fresh watchdog report from the conservative American Accountability Foundation (AAF) has dropped a bombshell: nearly two dozen Chinese academics — many with direct ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), its military-industrial complex, or blacklisted entities — are embedded in sensitive, federally funded research at top U.S. universities and ...

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The Globalist Elites Exposed! Pizzagate Vindicated by Epstein Files, and “Why Eyes Wide Shut” Was Just a Teaser, By Brian Simpson

Ten years ago, in the feverish run-up to the 2016 election, "Pizzagate" exploded across Twitter (now X) as the top trending topic, amassing millions of views and shares. It stemmed from leaked emails of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, which online sleuths decoded as evidence of a child trafficking ring among D.C. elites, centreed...

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The CCP's Bedroom Gambit: How China Exploits Marriage, Birth, and Laws to Build Influence from the Cradle, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

 Lurking in the shadowy chess game of geopolitics, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) isn't just throwing punches — it's playing footsie under the table. Recent busts and exposés reveal a sophisticated strategy leveraging the most intimate aspects of human life: marriage and reproduction. Far from crude espionage or cyber hacks, this is a "bedr...

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The Starmer-Mandelson-Epstein Scandal: Elite Rot Exposed, and Could It Finally Topple the Tyrant? By Richard Miller (London)

 The latest tranche of Jeffrey Epstein files — released by the US Department of Justice in late January/early 2026 — has detonated a political bomb in Britain, engulfing Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Labour government in what multiple outlets call his gravest crisis yet. At the centre: Peter Mandelson (Lord Mandelson), the veteran Labour...

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Human-Devised Proteins: The Dawn of De Novo Design – Sci-Fi Warned Us, and Now It's Here! By Brian Simpson

Picture this: In the 1993 blockbuster Jurassic Park, scientists splice together dinosaur DNA with amphibian fillers to resurrect extinct beasts, unleashing chaos when nature's boundaries are breached. Fast-forward to Gattaca (1997), where "designer babies" are engineered for perfection, exposing the ethical minefield of human-tinkered genetics. Or ...

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Say, Didn’t We Have a Referendum on This? By James Reed

       This extract is from: https://www.firstnationsvoice.sa.gov.au/. Please explain how there is a Voice when the people of South Australia voted against it? Time to vote out Labor! South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament The state government is committed to supporting Aboriginal public sector employees who seek ele...

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A Nation Where Effort is for Suckers! By Richard Miller (London)

The recent headlines from Breitbart and Jihad Watch spotlight a stark reality in the UK: according to a new analysis by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), over 6 million full-time workers — roughly one in four — are earning less after tax than what some people receive through a combination of out-of-work welfare benefits. Specifically, an economi...

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Human Devolution: Intelligence Falls Right before Our Eyes! By Brian Simpson

 The recent Daily Mail article highlights alarming testimony from neuroscientist Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath before a US Senate committee. He claims Gen Z (born roughly 1997–early 2010s) is the first generation in over a century to score lower than their parents (Millennials) on key cognitive measures: attention span, memory, reading comprehensio...

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Epstein and the Top-Level Academics, By Professor X

 The Nature article titled "Epstein files reveal deeper ties to scientists than previously known" (published February 6, 2026, by Dan Garisto) discusses a recent release of over three million documents by the US Department of Justice on January 31, 2026, under the Epstein Transparency Act. These files — emails, photos, financial records, etc. ...

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Liberalism’s Great Exception; When Courage Fails the Enlightenment, By James Reed

In his 1859 essay On Liberty, John Stuart Mill argued that free speech and free inquiry are not optional extras of a liberal society — they are its heart. Liberalism is more than a constitutional order or a set of market freedoms; it is an intellectual stance, a commitment to letting arguments be tested in open debate and to letting truth emerge th...

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The Silent Proliferation of Biolabs and the Growing Risk No One Wants to Talk About, By Professor X

 Here are my lecture notes for a lecture I gave to medical students last year. Across the Western world, high-containment biological laboratories are quietly multiplying. These facilities — designed to study the world's most dangerous pathogens — are now embedded in cities, universities, hospitals, and defence research centres at unprecedented...

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Unmasking the Gender Pay Gap Myth: Australia's Statistical Sleight of Hand and the Lobby Behind It, By Peter West and Mrs. Vera West

In Australia, the "gender pay gap" narrative gets trotted out like clockwork — women earning 78.9 cents for every dollar men make, adding up to a $28,356 annual shortfall. It's painted as a scandal of systemic sexism, fuelling calls for more quotas, policies, and taxpayer-funded fixes. But hold on: One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts has been rippin...

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The Heartburn Paradox: Why Suppressing Acid Might Be Fuelling Your Flames – An Alternative Medicine Take, By Mrs. Vera West

The recent piece on Natural News.com nails a longstanding frustration in alternative health circles: the so-called "heartburn paradox." We're told heartburn is too much acid burning up your oesophagus, so doctors prescribe antacids, H2 blockers like Zantac (before its recall drama, now I think re-released), or proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) like Nex...

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Echoes of Juvenal: How "The Evils of Prolonged Peace" Describe the Modern West's Slow Unravelling, By Brian Simpson (with a Critical Reply by James Reed)

Brian Simpson: The line from Juvenal's Satire VI hits like a cold slap: "Nunc patimur longae pacis mala; saevior armis luxuria incubuit, victumque ulciscitur orbem." Translated roughly: "Now we suffer the evils of prolonged peace; luxury, more ruthless than the sword, has settled upon us and avenges a conquered world." Juvenal, writing in the early...

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Aussie Spanian's Unfiltered Lens on Europe's Immigration Woes: The Great Replacement in Action, and Why Non-Western Nations Say 'No Way'! By Paul Walker

If you've been following the cultural undercurrents you might know Spanian: the Sydney-based ex-con turned rapper, podcaster, and straight-talker and non-white, who's built a massive following by keeping it real about street life, crime, and now, apparently, global migration patterns. In his recent YouTube drop, "What Happened to Europe? (Paris Edi...

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Unsustainable Borders: How Mass Immigration Policy Fuels Welfare Dependency and Courts Disaster, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The stark reality is that over half of immigrant-headed households in the U.S. are relying on taxpayer-funded welfare programs, far outpacing native-born American households. This isn't just a statistic — it's a symptom of a deeply flawed immigration system that's neither sane nor sustainable for anyone involved. From an immigration-sceptical viewp...

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