Stephen Miller is an American political advisor serving since January 20, 2025 as the White House deputy chief of staff for policy and as the 12th United States homeland security advisor. He recently delivered a two minute summary of the Democrat Party's agenda on immigration, but the same points can be made for all Western countries, especially Au...

Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender, wasn't just a paedophile predator, he may have been a puppet master in the world of science. According to mathematician Eric Weinstein, quoted in a July 15, 2025, Vigilant Fox article, Epstein was deeply embedded in elite academic circles, particularly Harvard's Mathematics Depart...

Ghislaine Maxwell, the only person imprisoned for Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network, has reportedly offered to testify before Congress to reveal "the truth" about Epstein's activities, according to the Times of India (July 15, 2025), an offer rejected by Republicans. Convicted in 2021 for aiding Epstein in abusing underage girls, Maxwell cl...

Imagine a world where every dollar you spend is tracked, your bank account can be frozen for a single tweet, and your ability to buy food depends on obeying the government's latest edict. This isn't science fiction, it's the future Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) could bring, according to Catherine Austin Fitts, a former Wall Street banker ...

Great Britain, once the cradle of free speech and individual liberty, has fallen far from its proud heritage. The nation that gave us the Magna Carta, John Milton's fiery defence of free expression, and John Locke's battle cries for liberty, is now a shadow of itself, a land where a single tweet/X can land you in jail, a silent prayer can get you a...

For decades, we've been told Aboriginal Australians arrived on the continent as early as 40,000 years ago, with recent archaeological finds pushing that timeline to 65,000 years or more. Sites like Madjedbebe in Northern Australia, with stone tools dated to 65,000 years ago, have been hailed as proof of one of humanity's earliest migrations. But a ...

As a knife collectors, there's nothing more frustrating than being treated like a criminal for your passion while actual thugs and terrorists wield blades with impunity. The recent stabbing at Melbourne's Moonee Ponds Central on July 14, 2025, where a man reportedly screamed "Allahu akbar" while attacking a random shopper, is a glaring example. Des...

Europe is at a crossroads, and the warning signs are flashing red. In his op-ed for Israel National News (July 16, 2025), Giulio Meotti argues that mass immigration, particularly from Muslim-majority countries, is paving the way for Europe's cultural subjugation under an Islamic caliphate. While some frame this as a free speech issue, the real thre...

Woke capitalism, the marriage of corporate power and progressive ideology, has infiltrated boardrooms, markets, and daily life, twisting the free market into a tool for social engineering. From a conservative and free-market perspective, this trend is a betrayal of capitalism's core principles: competition, individual choice, and economic freedom. ...

Melbourne, once hailed as the world's most liveable city, is unravelling. Its streets, once alive with art, sport, and sophistication, now echo with the chaos of rising crime, empty storefronts, and a creeping sense of authoritarian control. United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet calls it a "woke wasteland," a city where progressive policies, e...

President Donald Trump's recent ultimatum to Russia, agree to a peace deal with Ukraine in 50 days or face crippling 100% tariffs on Russian goods and their buyers, sounds like a bold move to end the war in Ukraine. Announced on July 14, 2025, alongside plans to flood Ukraine with "top-of-the-line" weapons like Patriot missiles, Trump's strategy se...

 Imagine a government so desperate to hide its mistakes that it spends billions of taxpayer pounds, moves thousands of people in secret, and then slaps a legal gag order on the entire country to keep it quiet. This isn't a plot from a dystopian novel, it's what the British government did in 2023, using a superinjunction to silence the press, P...

Imagine waking up one day and noticing your vision is blurry, or worse, finding out you're at risk of permanent eye damage. A new study from Turkey has raised serious concerns about Pfizer's COVID-19 mRNA vaccine, suggesting it could harm a critical part of your eye called the corneal endothelium, a layer of cells that keeps your vision clear. Publ...

The Federal Court's recent ruling against Torres Strait Islanders Uncle Pabai Pabai and Uncle Paul Kabai: Pabai Pabai & Anor v Commonwealth of Australia [2025] FCA 727 is a rare dose of sanity in a world drowning in climate change hysteria (The Conversation, July 2025). The elders demanded that the Australian government be legally bound to a "d...

 Universities love to trumpet international education as Australia's golden goose, claiming it's the fourth-largest export at $51 billion in 2023-24. But Leith van Onselen (Macrobusiness, July 15, 2025) exposes this as false, arguing that Indian students, a major chunk of the international student cohort, are draining billions from Australia t...

For years, Dr. Anthony Fauci has been the face of pandemic authority, revered by some, reviled by many. But for those of us who never trusted the man behind the mask of "science," the latest bombshell from the New York Post confirms what many have long suspected: Fauci's self-proclaimed immunity was nothing more than a sham. The NYT's investigation...

The 2024 amendments to the World Health Organization's International Health Regulations (IHR), adopted on June 1, 2024, at the Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly, have sparked alarm over their potential to erode national sovereignty and individual freedoms. Set to take effect on September 19, 2025, unless countries opt out by July 19, 2025, thes...

The claim that the international student market's contribution to Australia's economic growth is exaggerated and driven by ideological motives, as articulated by Tarric Brooker, is rooted in the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) classification of student spending as "education exports" and the broader economic and political context. This analys...

The debate over salt intake, whether it's a dietary villain or a vital nutrient, has been fraught with controversy for decades, rooted in conflicting evidence, entrenched medical dogma, and economic incentives. Below, I'll provide a comprehensive analysis of the controversies surrounding salt, addressing its purported dangers, the evidence for and ...

Picture this: a sleepy courtroom in Annandale, Virginia, where the humdrum of legal proceedings is suddenly electrified by a new cast of characters. The judge, perched behind the bench, squints at a translator video-conferencing from who-knows-where, trying to decipher whether the respondent from Mauritania speaks Arabic or Hassaniya. "Hmm?" the re...