Widespread, Glaring Election Anomalies Demand Answers. By Pamela Geller

So let me get this straight. We are uncovering massive fraud in healthcare, welfare, and government entitlement programs across Democrat-run states — involving sums so astronomical, so staggering, they almost defy belief. Fraud on a scale that raises profound questions about government oversight and accountability. And yet we are supposed to accept...

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The Math Doesn’t Add Up. Texas, Kansas, Mississippi – and Everywhere Else. By Amil Imani

Look at the map. Just look at it. If you have spent more than five minutes listening to the heartbeat of America – the hum of truck engines, the quiet grit in the grain silos, the packed-to-the-rafters rallies, and the sheer, undeniable pulse of neighborhoods demanding fiscal sanity and secure borders – the results coming out of this midterm cycle ...

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Task Force Iron Gate and the Risks of Expanding the Squeeze on Iran

On November 7, 2026, U.S. Central Command announced the creation of Task Force Iron Gate. A small staff of roughly twenty civilian and military personnel based in Tampa, it is tasked with coordinating interagency efforts to disrupt the movement of advanced weapons, dual-use technologies, sanctioned materials, and illicit revenue streams across Iran...

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When Questioning Your Doctor Becomes the Problem: Medicine’s Crisis of Authority

There is a curious contradiction at the heart of modern medicine. Patients are constantly told to take responsibility for their health, become informed consumers, understand the risks of treatment and participate in medical decisions. Yet when some patients take this advice seriously, read medical research, question a diagnosis or challenge a propo...

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The Capture of Academia: Norman Fenton’s Warning May Not Go Far Enough

Professor Norman Fenton's new book, The Capture of Academia: How Universities Shape Power, Silence Dissent, and Influence Society (2026), is one of the more important recent contributions to the debate about the intellectual and institutional decline of Western universities. Drawing upon 47 years of experience in British higher education, Fenton pr...

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While Australians (including Victorians) Rejected the Voice and its Treaty Background, Victoria Plunged Ahead with a Costly Treaty Bureaucracy and Disaster

In October 2023, Australians decisively rejected the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Nationally, roughly 60% voted No. In Victoria, the most progressive mainland state and one expected to deliver a stronger Yes, 54.1% still voted No (about 2.18 million votes against 1.85 million Yes). The referendum was part of the Uluru Statement's "Voice, Treaty,...

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Iran’s Threat to the Undersea Internet: Could the World Be Disconnected? Suspicious Ships, Submarine Cables and the Possibility of a Digital Catastrophe

The next major escalation in the Iran war may not begin with missiles striking oil installations or military bases. It could begin quietly, beneath the surface of the sea, where thousands of kilometres of fibre-optic cables carry the communications upon which modern civilisation depends. Reports of Iranian-linked vessels behaving suspiciously near ...

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Thomas Massie’s Revenge: The Man Who was Right about Almost Everything

In the aftermath of the Republicans' midterm collapse, Vice President J.D. Vance offered a rare moment of postmortem honesty. "The reason we lost is the war," he wrote, then listed the top remedies from the data: end the war, focus on cost of living and inflation, put America First, and change the relationship with Israel. Rep. Thomas Massie of Ken...

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Color Revolution is Insurrection. By James Howard Kunstler

       "If there's one thing I've learned in politics, it's that when you win, it's never as good as it seems." Rogan O'Handley (DCDraino on X) Half the country is doing an end-zone war dance, the other half is scratching its weary head. That was some election! But you know what? The numbers are a little. . . queer. I mean queer...

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Election Fraud Did Not Go Away, and is Here to Stay!

As observed here, and videos linked at the site: https://gellerreport.com/2026/11/twenty-million.html/ Republicans came out to vote like they did in the 2022 primary. Democrats just found 20 MILLION new votes. As noted: "2,848 out of 3,109 counties is beyond unrealistic, especially when you learn that states across the country registered millions o...

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Democrats Wasted No Time Going Mask-Off: Payback, Lawfare, and the Long Game on Power

The campaign is over. The masks came off almost immediately. As Sara Gonzales observed on BlazeTV, Democrats spent months talking about affordability and health care. Once the midterm results were in, the priorities shifted to something far more familiar: targeting political opponents, celebrating identity politics, and signalling the return of ins...

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The British State Now Behaves Like an Imperial Regime Ruling Over Competing Peoples. By David Betz and Michael Rainsborough

The British state still purports to be the government of a cohesive nation. But the truth is that more and more it resembles an imperial regime ruling over competing peoples, say David Betz and Michael Rainsborough. Despite spending much of the past half-century apologising for the Empire, the British establishment is rediscovering its favourite me...

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Why Do the English Suffer from a Death-Wish? By James Alexander

There's no doubt that the English – however you define them – ought to remain a majority in England, says Prof James Alexander. But the real question is why they seem to have a death-wish and not want it themselves. The Daily Sceptic is doing sterling work in examining what makes the English English, or, if you prefer, the British British. (See Dev...

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Open Letter to Australia’s Media Leaders – The Allison Inquiry Cannot be Ignored. By Professor Ian Brighthope

       This letter was emailed to 303 media outlet chiefs including TV, radio and print media yesterday. Dear Editor, Chief Executive and News Director, OPEN LETTER TO AUSTRALIA'S MEDIA LEADERS – THE ALLISON INQUIRY CANNOT BE IGNORED On behalf of the Aligned Council of Australia (ACA), we call upon Australia's media leaders to e...

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The 18C Race Vilification Trap: How Australia Criminalised the Speeches That Built It

If Edmund Barton or Alfred Deakin delivered their 1901 parliamentary speeches on an Australian campus or online today, they would not merely face protests. They would face formal complaints, institutional investigations, and potential liability under section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act. The statements that defined the legal and political s...

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Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy: Why Organisations Eventually Serve Themselves Instead of the Public, and Can It Be Stopped?

One of the most penetrating observations about modern institutions comes not from a conventional political scientist, but from the American science fiction writer, engineer and political commentator Jerry Pournelle (1933–2017). His famous Iron Law of Bureaucracy proposes that organisations inevitably come to be dominated by people more interested i...

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First, They Addicted You. Now They Are Killing You: The Tobacco-to-Ultra-Processed-Food Pipeline and the Chronic Disease Burden

A TrialSite News piece titled "First They Addicted You, Now They Are Killing You" argues that tobacco companies, later food conglomerates, and congressional policy choices helped engineer the chronic health crisis now visible in American obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease rates. The core historical claim is not in dispute: in the 1980s, ...

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Putin’s “Ready for War” Warning: Deterrence Theatre, Not a Confession of Weakness

Vladimir Putin told reporters in Moscow on 29 October 2026, after the Russia-Africa summit, that Russia is prepared for a war with Europe but does not want one. Responding to European discussions of readiness by 2030, he said: "First of all, we are ready, but we want no war with Europe… if anyone wants it, let them prepare." He added that Western e...

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Trump, Grave Digger of America: A Reading Guide

Alex Jones does a good job of explaining Trump as the war president for the globalists, who created MAGA as his path to power, but betrayed almost everything of America First. This video gives an extensive overview with enough poison to make any patriot ill, even from the distance of Australia. https://www.alexjoneslive.com/2026/11/06/friday-live-i...

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The Cornered, Wounded Animal: Trump Will Restart the Iran War Following His Midterm Humiliation

       A president with a damaged legacy may be more dangerous than one with something left to lose! The most dangerous animal is not necessarily the strongest, but the wounded animal that has been driven into a corner and sees no obvious escape. It may lash out with a ferocity that a healthy animal, capable of retreating, would...

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