The recent revelations about Australian universities collaborating with researchers in China and Iran expose a deeper and troubling pattern of opportunism that has long haunted the higher education sector. Engineering academics from the University of New South Wales, Edith Cowan University, and James Cook University co-authored a paper on "secure c...
The ongoing Iran war could elevate Gavin Newsom's national profile and potentially position him ahead of figures like Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez in the Democratic contest for the presidency, but whether it will is far from guaranteed, and there are several reasons why it's complicated. The recent piece in The Spectator spotlights how Newsom is alread...
The emerging conflict between the U.S. military and the AI company Anthropic over its chatbot system Claude reveals something deeper than a bureaucratic contract dispute. It exposes a profound structural weakness in modern defence systems: the increasing dependence of national security on private Silicon Valley companies whose ideological prioritie...
The cultural revolution of the last half-century has produced many strange legal theories, but few are as astonishing as the recent decision by an Indiana judge declaring that abortion may be protected as an exercise of religious freedom. What was once understood as the deliberate destruction of unborn human life is now being reframed as a matter o...
The modern West likes to boast about its compassion. Governments speak endlessly about inclusion, mental health awareness, and the moral duty to protect vulnerable people. Yet beneath the rhetoric something far darker is emerging. In Canada, one of the most progressive societies on earth, policymakers are now openly discussing whether people suffer...
When the name Jeffrey Epstein appears in the news, the story usually focuses on two things: the underage girls and the mysterious death in a New York jail cell. But buried beneath the lurid headlines was a detail so bizarre it almost reads like satire: Epstein reportedly dreamed of impregnating dozens of women simultaneously to "seed the human race...
The idea of Western Australia seceding from the Commonwealth of Australia sounds dramatic — a giant swathe of land and resources breaking away to form its own nation — and it taps into a deep, enduring strand of West Australian identity. It isn't just trolling or historical trivia: for decades, a sense of being ignored or economically squeezed by C...
Even if Iran's air force and navy were suddenly totally neutralised, the country would not collapse. The assumption that aircraft and warships alone define military power is dangerously simplistic. Iran's army remains vast, well-trained, and deeply entrenched, capable of sustained operations over difficult terrain. Any attempt to overthrow the regi...
The article from ZeroHedge, titled "The Spell of Woke is Broke: Let's Keep It That Way," is a thoughtful, scholarly essay originally published via American Greatness and reposted on the great site, ZeroHedge. Written by Thomas F. Powers — a visiting lecturer at Cleveland State University's Center for Civics, Culture, and Society, and author of Amer...
The article by Leith van Onselen, exposing the academics from ANU, who have dismissed the concerns of ordinary Australians about mass immigration, must be read by all. It shows quite clearly where the interests of the universities lie, in promoting mass immigration. As a force, universities have become immigration agents. Any opposition movement ne...
The article (link below) from American Greatness, titled "The Asymmetric Advantages of Environmentalist Zealotry" by Edward Ring, is a sharp critique from a climate-sceptical, pro-industry, nationalist-conservative perspective. It portrays a small group of activist judges and environmentalist litigators as wielding disproportionate ("asymmetric") p...
So, it has happened. Rupert Lowe has announced that his organisation Restore Britain is now a political party and will stand in general elections around the country. In a very well-judged publicity video, Lowe presents himself (truthfully) as a farmer: a man who thinks about the long term, understands the link between effort and reward, understands...
The article from Midwestern Doctor (AMD), titled "Understanding Blood Pressure in a Healthy Way" (published on midwesterndoctor.com and republished on sites like Mercola), presents a critical, contrarian view of mainstream blood pressure (BP) management. It challenges many established medical dogmas, arguing that the conventional focus on aggressiv...
There was a time when being a Left‑wing politician or activist seemed straightforward: identify oppression, condemn the powerful, and rally support around a clearly defined moral axis. The formulas were simple and rarely questioned. Oppression was structural, the wealthy and powerful were culpable by default, and marginalised communities deserved a...
Earlier this week, Tim Tebow stood before the US Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Counterterrorism and placed a stark, unsettling image before lawmakers: a map of the United States almost entirely blanketed in red dots. Each dot represented a unique IP address linked to the download, distribution, or sharing of child sexual abuse material...
The article "What We Now Know About COVID Vaccine Shedding" by A Midwestern Doctor (published March 1, 2026, on Substack) is a deep dive into the author's perspective that COVID-19 vaccine shedding is a real and under-recognized phenomenon. The author, a physician pseudonymously writing under "A Midwestern Doctor," has compiled extensive anec...
The idea that dissent should be locked up is alarming, but not unprecedented. This call has recently been made by Yair Kleinbaum: https://www.jfeed.com/opinions/free-speech-internment-debate. Throughout history, moments of national fear and crisis have too often produced a reflexive response: the suppression of voices that question, challenge...
This claim appears to stem from a March 3, 2026, interview in Moskovskij Komsomolets (MK.ru), a Russian tabloid-style news outlet, with retired Major General Vladimir Popov, a former military pilot and frequent commentator on Russian state-aligned media. In it, Popov speculates — without citing sources or evidence — that China might supply advanced...
The Phys.org article (March 2, 2026) summarises a commentary in Nature Human Behaviour by demographers Wolfgang Lutz and Guillaume Marois (from IIASA and Shanghai University, respectively). Arguing that low fertility may persist and could be good for the economy, it directly challenges the widespread panic over declining birth rates in developed co...
The infinite regress of censorship has reached peak absurdity in the latest chapter of the ongoing saga between The Truth About Cancer (TTAC) and the platforms they accuse of orchestrating a "Censorship Industrial Complex." Their new documentary, CENSORED: The Fight for the First Amendment, premiered on February 27, 2025, only to be hit with immedi...
