Rejecting the Longhouse: A Defence of Masculine Virtue, By John Steele

The Longhouse, as Logo Daedalus describes it, is a suffocating social order where feminine values, nurturing, consensus, emotional safety, reign supreme, enforced not by overt power but by the subtle, relentless pressure of passive-aggressive control. It's a world where conflict is taboo, strength is suspect, and the corrupted maternal instinct pol...

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Playing God with Androgenesis: Why This Scientific Gamble Could End in Disaster, By Brian Simpson

The recent breakthrough in creating mice from two fathers through androgenesis, as reported in a July 2025 Popular Mechanics article, is being hailed as a scientific marvel with potential applications for human reproduction and endangered species conservation. By implanting two sperm into an enucleated egg and using epigenome editing to manipulate ...

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Land, Lies and the New Indigenous Separatism: The Yoorrook Commission’s Radical Demands for … (Almost) Everything! By James Reed

In an era where historical grievance increasingly trumps civic unity, the Yoorrook Justice Commission stands as a troubling monument to the transformation of Australia from a nation of equal citizens into a confederation of racial claims. Established in Victoria as a formal "truth-telling" body, Yoorrook is the latest expression of the "Voice, Trea...

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Weaponising Welfare: How the Stolen Generations Narrative Turned Protection into Persecution, By Bruce Bennett

Australia's so-called Stolen Generations narrative has become one of the great dogmas of modern national identity, untouchable, sacrosanct, and rigorously enforced in our education, politics, and public institutions. Yet scratch beneath the surface of the popular myth, and what emerges is a far more complex, contested, and uncomfortable truth, one ...

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The $21 Trillion Mirage: Epstein, Financial Corruption, and the Folly of Clickbait Conspiracies, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

In a recent segment, political comedian Jimmy Dore floated a jaw-dropping claim from former government official Catherine Austin Fitts: that Jeffrey Epstein was involved in laundering a staggering $21 trillion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3BQOAqGue4 The clip, which has since ricocheted through fringe media and conspiracy corners of the interne...

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Brazil’s Speech Crackdown: The Shameful Persecution of Isabela Cêpa: Feminist Facing 25 Years for Calling What She Believed was a Man a ‘Man’” By Dr Helena Oliveira (ex-Brazil, Baja California)

Brazilian feminist Isabela Cêpa faces criminal charges for a single statement: calling transgender politician Érika Hilton, elected as São Paulo's "most-voted woman" in 2020, a "man." Charged with five counts of "social racism" under Brazil's 1989 Anti-Racism Law, Cêpa could face up to 25 years in prison, a penalty harsher than most violent crimes....

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Immigration is Killing Europe — Trump Is Right! By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

When Donald Trump declared in July 2025 that "immigration is killing Europe," the professional class scoffed. But behind the predictable outrage from legacy media and NGO elites, the numbers, headlines, and gut-level instincts of ordinary citizens say otherwise. With over 385,000 illegal crossings into the EU last year alone, an 18% rise on 2022, E...

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China’s Navy Stops Illegal Invasions — Why Not the UK? By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In the South China Sea, China's navy patrols with iron resolve, intercepting vessels and asserting control to prevent unauthorised crossings into its waters. This aggressive stance, rooted in territorial sovereignty, has effectively deterred illegal maritime incursions. Meanwhile, the UK faces a spiralling crisis in the English Channel, with over 2...

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Unveiled Secrets: The Mark Smyth Nelistotug Scandal and Australia’s Research Crisis, By Brian Simpson

A celebrated scientist. A promising cancer drug. Millions in public funds. These were the pillars of Professor Mark Smyth's illustrious career, until allegations of fabricated data shattered his reputation and exposed deep flaws in Australia's scientific research system. The Mark Smyth Nelistotug scandal, centred on falsified research underpinning ...

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CO₂ Isn’t the Villain, It’s the Unsung Hero of Life on Earth, By James Reed

In a world increasingly governed by environmental dogma and emotion-driven policy, a powerful counterpoint has emerged, rooted not in ideology, but in physics. Two of the world's most credentialed scientists, MIT's Richard Lindzen and Princeton's William Happer, have issued a scathing scientific indictment of the climate change narrative that under...

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Smoke in the Sanctuary: Alleged Vatican Financial Secrets Point to a Brewing Scandal, By Peter West

A sacked auditor. A convicted cardinal. Unexplained money transfers. These events, emerging from the Vatican's opaque financial system, raise serious questions about hidden misconduct that could shake the Holy See's global standing. For centuries, the Vatican has portrayed itself as a beacon of moral and spiritual authority. Yet, recent allegations...

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AI and the Auditing of Science: A Cure for Academic Rot or a Weapon Against Trust? By Professor X

The idea that artificial intelligence could soon audit all published scientific research is no longer the stuff of speculative fiction. It is already quietly happening. Services like ImageTwin and Proofig now scan academic figures for duplications and manipulation. Large language models flag tortured grammar in "paper mill" junk. Other tools trace ...

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A Critical Examination of the Yoorrook Justice Commission’s Claims of Genocide and Stolen Land, By Paul Walker

The Yoorrook Justice Commission's final report, released in July 2025, has sparked intense debate by asserting that the colonisation of Victoria constituted genocide and that Aboriginal lands were stolen. Drawing on over 1,300 submissions and 10,000 documents, the commission paints a harrowing picture of colonial violence, cultural suppression, and...

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Challenging the “Safe and Effective” Mantra: Stanford Study Questions COVID Vaccine Impact, By Brian Simpson

For years, the refrain "safe and effective" has been the cornerstone of public health messaging around COVID-19 vaccines, driving mandates, school closures, and global inoculation campaigns. Yet, a July 2025 Stanford-led study published in JAMA Health Forum delivers a sobering reassessment: vaccines saved an estimated 2.5 million lives globally fro...

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Yoorrook’s “Truth-Telling”: A Woke Black Arm Band Rewrite of Australian History, By James Reed and Brian Simpson

The Fabrication of Historical Truth The Yoorrook Justice Commission's report, "Truth Be Told," claims to expose the realities of Australia's colonial past, branding it unequivocally as "genocide." Yet, it fails to define this loaded term or substantiate its use with evidence, instead relying on vague abstractions like "cultural genocide" and "lingu...

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From State to Freedom: How a Determined People Can Embrace a Post-State Era with Social Credit, By Paul Walker and James Reed

Philosophical anarchism, as championed by thinkers like Lysander Spooner and modern voices like Dominic Frisby in Life After the State, argues that the state is a primary source of evil, eroding liberty and fostering inefficiency through its monopolistic control over money, education, healthcare, and justice. Frisby's book exposes how state interve...

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Open Border Policies and the Crisis of Child Trafficking, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight and Chris Knight (Florida)

The Biden administration's immigration policies, particularly its approach to open borders, have been heavily criticised for enabling systemic failures that allegedly facilitated child trafficking and exploitation. Reports from sources like Natural News and congressional hearings have raised alarms about the safety of unaccompanied migrant children...

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Who’s Torching Paris Churches? A Satirical Whodunit! By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Oh, Paris, city of love, lights, and … flaming churches! The recent arson attacks on Notre-Dame-des-Champs, with two blazes in 48 hours, have sparked more than just flames, they've ignited a wildfire of speculation. Marine Le Pen, ever the voice of restraint, has pointed to a "growing wave of violence against Christianity," with nearly 1,000 anti-C...

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Deportation Myths Debunked: Vance’s Victory Lap on Immigration Policy, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

US Vice President JD Vance is popping the champagne, and for once, it's not just because he's in a good mood. Speaking at the Hill & Valley Forum, Vance took a well-deserved victory lap, gleefully dismantling the doomsday predictions of economic analysts who swore that mass deportations of illegal immigrants would tank the American economy fast...

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Conservative Men Are Healthier and Happier: The Cultural and Philosophical Edge, By Brian Simpson

In a cultural landscape often dominated by narratives of victimhood and instant gratification, a surprising trend stands out: conservative men are, on average, healthier, happier, and more optimistic than their progressive peers. Studies, like the 2023 Wall Street Journal and NORC at the University of Chicago report, reveal that self-identified con...

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