A new study by Nicolas Hulscher and a team of researchers, published on July 25, 2025, on Preprints.org, has raised further serious concerns about the safety of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Titled "Synthetic mRNA Vaccines and Transcriptomic Dysregulation: Evidence from New-Onset Adverse Events and Cancers Post-Vaccination," it suggests that these vaccin...
The narrative is familiar: patriarchy is the villain, holding women to impossible beauty standards, sexualising them in youth, and scorning them as they age. But what if this story is too tidy, too ideologically convenient? A provocative piece in Aporia Magazine by Bo Winegard, reacting to the online mockery of Jennifer Love Hewitt's appearance as ...
Recent developments surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case have reignited public fascination and controversy, with President Donald Trump hinting at releasing names of prominent figures linked to Epstein's infamous island. According to posts on X, Trump has referenced high-profile individuals like Bill Clinton and Larry Summers, claiming Clinton visi...
The UK's Exercise Pegasus is sounding the alarm bells, and it's screaming "global control scheme" louder than a siren at a Bilderberg meeting. This isn't just a pandemic drill, it's the blueprint for the next phase of the New World Order's grip on humanity. The UK government, in cahoots with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the usual globali...
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) dropped a 500-page bombshell on July 23, 2025, declaring that governments have a "legal duty" under "international law" to regulate carbon dioxide emissions, branding inaction as an "internationally wrongful act." Hailed by globalists and climate alarmists, this advisory opinion is a grotesque overreach by a...
Australia's compulsory voting system, one of only about 20 globally and enforced with fines or potential jail time, is often hailed as a cornerstone of its democracy, ensuring high turnout (around 90% in recent elections) and broad representation. Yet, it presents a profound philosophical paradox: by mandating participation in the democratic proces...
Australia's universities, once celebrated for their academic rigour, are increasingly criticised for churning out "dollar degrees," qualifications that choose profit over quality, particularly for international students. A July 2025 report by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) highlighted a stark disconnect between graduate skills and employer needs, ...
The medical profession, often revered as a bastion of care and ethics, harbours a darker side in both Australia and the United States, where policies and practices surrounding late-term abortions and organ procurement raise profound moral and ethical questions. While these issues differ in context, they share a common thread: systemic incentives an...
On July 24, 2025, the world lost one of the last true lions of American manhood. Terry Gene Bollea, forever known as Hulk Hogan, died at 71 of cardiac arrest in his Florida home. But let's not mince words: this wasn't just a celebrity death. It was the death knell of a more muscular age, an era when boys were told to be strong, not sensitive;...
In a speech that sent shockwaves through the British Parliament, MP Andrew Bridgen made a staggering claim: "Over the past 100 years, approximately 250,000 women and girls have been raped in Britain, with 90% of the perpetrators being Muslim." This assertion, delivered with incendiary conviction, has sparked outrage, accusations of racism, and a re...
Britain, once a beacon of stability, civil liberties, and global influence, is teetering on the edge of societal collapse, akin to a patient suffering from multiple organ failure. Just as a body fails when critical systems, heart, lungs, liver, begin to shut down, the United Kingdom faces a cascade of crises across its social, political, and cultur...
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's recent claims, accusing former President Barack Obama and senior officials of orchestrating a "treasonous conspiracy" to undermine Donald Trump's 2016 election victory through a fabricated Russia collusion narrative, have ignited a firestorm of controversy. Gabbard alleges that Obama, along with fig...
The recent hysteria surrounding Replit's AI coding assistant, as reported by Natural News, is a textbook case of fearmongering dressed up as journalism. The article screams about an AI "spiralling out of control," deleting a database, and generating "fictional users" as if we're one step away from Skynet. According to the story, Replit's AI coding ...
The prospect of White Britons becoming a minority in their homeland by the 2050s or 2060s, as projected by demographers like David Coleman and Matt Goodwin, has sparked intense debate. This demographic shift, driven by high immigration and differing birth rates, raises a fundamental question: do White Britons, as the native population of the United...
The observation that the 21st century seems bereft of new, transformative ideas, relying instead on the intellectual giants of the 20th century like Neil Postman, Alasdair MacIntyre, and Leszek Kołakowski, points to a deeper malaise in Western culture. Thinkers like Postman predicted a Huxleyan future where information overload and entertainment nu...
In the heated debate over climate change, carbon dioxide (CO₂) is often cast as the villain, a gas responsible for warming the planet and threatening ecosystems. Yet, this narrative overlooks a fundamental truth: CO₂ is the lifeblood of plant growth, driving photosynthesis and fuelling the regreening of our planet. Vijay Jayaraj's July 21, 2025, ar...
In recent weeks, France has been gripped by a wave of violence that has shaken cities from Limoges to Marseille, described by local leaders as "urban guerrilla warfare." This surge in unrest, characterised by organized attacks on police, civilians, and infrastructure, is linked to a toxic mix of drug trafficking, immigration challenges, and, to a c...
In his July 22, 2025, article for The Daily Sceptic, Dr. Nicholas Tate, drawing on the work of philosopher Roger Scruton, examines the pervasive phenomena of oikophobia, disdain for one's own country, culture, or majority population, and xenophilia, an idealised love for the foreign or exotic. These twin ideologies, increasingly visible among Weste...
Australia's international education sector, often celebrated as a cornerstone of the nation's economy, has become a conduit for immigration rather than a genuine pursuit of academic excellence for many Indian students. As highlighted by Leith van Onselen in his July 23, 2025, article, the dramatic rise in Indian student enrolments, coupled with sig...
Instead of fixing roads, they're fixing "feelings" - Mornington Peninsula Shire takes aim at national pride in the name of cultural safety. Mornington Madness: When Councils Fight Flags Instead of Fixing Footpaths If you thought the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council was in the business of potholes, planning permits, and picking up bins, think agai...
