Dr. Bryan Ardis, a chiropractor known for controversial health claims, has asserted that 100% of US teenage school shooters over the past 52 years were on antidepressants or barbiturates for anxiety, linking these drugs to violent behaviour via FDA black box warnings and studies on suicidality and crime. This narrative gained traction after inciden...
In early September 2025, former Australian Foreign Minister and New South Wales Premier Bob Carr announced his decision to attend a Chinese military parade in Tiananmen Square, commemorating the 80th anniversary of China's victory in the Second Sino-Japanese War. The event, hosted by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and featuring a speech by Presi...
The West, as we know it, was forged in the crucible of Christianity. From its art and laws to its sense of justice and human dignity, the Christian story has shaped our civilisation's moral core for centuries. Yet, today, as church attendances wane and new ideologies rush to fill the void, we see a fractured society grappling with meaninglessness, ...
A recent study from Pescara, Italy, should have sent shockwaves through public health discussions by suggesting a concerning link between COVID-19 vaccination and higher rates of certain cancers, but as usual, silence. Nothing must disturb the cosy relationship Big Health has with its master Big Pharma. Covering nearly 300,000 residents over 30 mon...
Disclaimer: no medical advice is offered; for information purpose only! High blood pressure, often called the "silent killer," is branded as a major cause of heart disease and stroke, with doctors pushing for readings as low as 120/70, even for older adults. For decades, medical guidelines have tightened, labelling more people as hypertensive and p...
In August 2025, California Governor Gavin Newsom sparked controversy with a comment that appeared to acknowledge non-citizen voting in U.S. elections. Speaking on the Pivot podcast, Newsom warned that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) might appear at polling places to "chill participation," implying that non-citizens are voting and that Dem...
For years, Alzheimer's disease has been a puzzle with no clear solution. We've been told it's an inevitable part of aging, driven by sticky amyloid plaques or tangled proteins in the brain. But what if the real culprit is something simpler, something our brains are missing? A groundbreaking Harvard study suggests that a severe lack of lithium, a na...
Professor John Nezlek's study, published in PLOS One in May 2025, titled "Rethinking Vegetarianism: Differences Between Vegetarians and Non-Vegetarians in the Endorsement of Basic Human Values," examined the psychological values of vegetarians and non-vegetarians across three studies involving 3,800 adults in Poland and the United States. The study...
A demographic crisis is sweeping the Western world, driven by plummeting birth rates and surging non-European migration, threatening to reshape the cultural, economic, and political landscape by the end of the 21st century. As Bill Ponton warned in his August 28, 2025, American Thinker article, Europe's shrinking native populations and open-border ...
Organ transplantation is often hailed as a medical miracle, a beacon of hope that saves lives when all else fails. Yet, beneath the surface of this life-saving practice lies a deeply troubling reality, one riddled with ethical violations, systemic corruption, and unsettling questions about consciousness and death. Reports, like those from A Midwest...
When Sean Hannity asked Tulsi Gabbard if deep state actors are rigging America's presidential elections, her answer was a verbal Molotov cocktail: "Yes." A former Democratic congresswoman, combat veteran, and 2020 presidential candidate, Gabbard didn't flinch. She named names, John Brennan, James Clapper, James Comey, and accused these intelligence...
The claim that India is planning to build one million homes in Australia, primarily for Indian migrants, as reported by The Economic Times and referenced by Leith van Onselen, raises significant questions about Australia's housing crisis, immigration policies, and political motivations. Australia faces a chronic housing shortage, driven by a mismat...
This week, once again, the British people were told in no uncertain terms: it doesn't matter. Your safety, your opinions, your very right to exist in your own country, irrelevant. That was the message, plain and cruel, from Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Last summer, after the brutal murder of three little girls at a dance class in Southport, six mor...
In recent years, media and education have increasingly embraced diversity in historical portrayals. Films, TV shows, and even museum exhibits now often feature actors from a variety of racial and ethnic backgrounds in stories set in medieval Europe, the Viking Age, or classical civilisations. Think Black actors storming the Battle of Hastings, or S...
In 2006, Dr. Luciano Bernardi, a professor of internal medicine at Italy's University of Pavia and an enthusiastic amateur musician, set out to study how music affects the cardiovascular and respiratory systems. https://heart.bmj.com/content/92/4/445.He designed an experiment that alternated six types of music with two-minute pauses of silence, exp...
Imagine Australia as that one mate at a dinner party who keeps ordering lobster, champagne, and truffle fries, then shrugs and says, "Don't worry, I've got a card." Only in this story, the "card" is $1.02 trillion AUD, and the dinner table is… well, the global economy. Who's footing the bill? Half the time, it's Australians themselves: banks, super...
The lamestream media have blown up the clashes between anti-immigration protesters and Leftist counter-demonstrators. But this is nothing new, it's exactly what the Left does. We've seen the same script play out in the United States, the UK, and across Europe. George Christensen,was on the ground in Sydney, myself inMelbourne, and brother in Adelai...
In a recent high-profile case, Yunhai Li, a Chinese national working at Houston's MD Anderson Cancer Center, was charged with theft of trade secrets after allegedly uploading confidential cancer research data to cloud services in both the US and China. Intercepted at a Texas airport en route to China, Li's devices revealed undisclosed transfe...
Every year, thousands of redheads from over 80 countries flock to Tilburg, Netherlands, for the Redhead Days festival, a vibrant celebration of their rare, fiery locks. From music and food trucks to workshops on makeup and skin cancer prevention, the event, born from a Dutch artist's call for red-haired models in 2005, unites a global community of ...
Across Europe and the Anglosphere, a quiet rebellion is stirring. Ordinary citizens, rooted in their nations' histories, are raising their national flags, not as mere symbols of pride, but as bold acts of defiance against globalist regimes that prioritise open borders, multiculturalism, and supranational agendas over local sovereignty. Dubbed a "co...
