Nation First warns that while nobody is reading your messages yet, a system that could, is already built, and Canberra is about to extend it. Most Australians still believe a private message is private. They send something to the family group chat, email the accountant, upload a passport scan or medical document to the cloud, then carry on wi...

 There is a simple reason why the US Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE Act) faces such hysterical opposition from Democrats and their allies: because only those who benefit from cheating have any reason to fear it. The SAVE Act is not complicated. It simply requires proof of U.S. citizenship, a passport, birth certificate, or natu...

A few days ago my sons were welding in the shed with music playing loudly in the background. One song came on with a female artist repeatedly singing some version of, "We should be sexual." It stopped me in my tracks. When I was growing up, that kind of direct, casual invitation from women in popular music was almost unheard of. Sexual attraction c...

Donald Trump has declared that the United States intends to "take out" Pickaxe Mountain, Iran's deeply buried nuclear-related complex near Natanz. The phrase sounds decisive. It suggests that America can identify a dangerous installation, send in its bombers and missiles, and erase the threat. Yet the deeper one looks into the mountain, the less co...

Australia is undergoing one of the fastest demographic transformations in the developed world. Decades of high migration, concentrated from India and China, combined with sub-replacement fertility among the historic Australian population, is shifting the country's ethnic composition at an accelerating pace. Some in the political and media class cel...

Australian politics has long operated like a plantation. The two major parties, the evil Labor and the stupid Coalition, control the big house, set the rules, and rotate power between themselves while minor parties and independents scratch out an existence on the fringes. One Nation has been one of the most successful at challenging this arrangemen...

 The Battle of Thermopylae in 480 BC stands as one of history's great last stands. Roughly 7,000 Greek hoplites, anchored by 300 elite Spartans and their Thespian allies, held a narrow mountain pass against a Persian invasion force numbering in the tens or hundreds of thousands. For three days they defied Xerxes' horde through discipline, terr...

In the quiet Oxfordshire village of Piddington, something extraordinary happened. With just 180 adults voting, 175 of them, a staggering 96%, backed holding a referendum on breaking away from the United Kingdom. Their grievance? Westminster's plan to house up to 1,250 single adult male asylum seekers in a former Ministry of Defence site right next ...

Mimicking the apocalypse in dramatic intensity, if not in scale, the Fall of Constantinople in 1453 rates as a turning point in history. Posterity may recognize both a brutal end to the Byzantine Empire and a stark warning of what happens when a weakened civilization faces an unrelenting conqueror. In significance, this event, where the ancient wal...

There was a time when the English countryside represented peace, beauty, and safety. Rolling hills, quiet villages, and country lanes were places where people, especially women, could walk or drive without fear. That England is fading fast. A disturbing recent case highlights just how far the rot has spread. A woman was stalked for miles through th...

 Every so often a news story appears that seems to defy common sense. One such report from New York tells of a one-year-old boy who survived falling from a fifth-floor apartment window. According to reports, the child landed in the rear courtyard, remained conscious and was taken to hospital in a stable condition. Assuming the reports prove ac...

The European Union is once again proving that the road to tyranny is paved with good intentions. A new proposal to criminalise "hate speech" across the bloc is being sold as a necessary tool to fight intolerance and extremism. In reality, it represents one of the most serious attacks on freedom of expression in the democratic world in decades. As E...

The lamestream media have been full of the standard-issue salvo from the multicultural lobby, a well-funded, institutionally entrenched network that treats any defence of Australia's traditional identity as morally suspect, all paid for out of our tax money of course. The script is predictable: Australia's historic "monoculture" was oppressive and ...

For years Americans were blatantly lied to about the security of our election infrastructure, including electronic voting machines and ballot-counting systems. We are releasing a series of previously-classified U.S. Intelligence Community Assessments and other reports proving that our government has long known these machines are extremely exposed t...

One Nation MP and former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has issued a blunt assessment of President Trump's recent declassifications on Chinese Communist Party (CCP) activities. Joyce described the illicit acquisition of approximately 220 million U.S. voter files as a direct "attack on the democratic way of life." His comments, reported by The ...

The recent declassification of U.S. intelligence assessments under the Trump administration has shone a harsh light on long-ignored vulnerabilities in electronic voting and ballot-counting systems. These documents, spanning January 2020 to June 2026, confirm what many suspected: America's election infrastructure has been dangerously exposed, with a...

A recent Foreign Affairs article explores how China is actively sabotaging the very international system that enabled its meteoric rise. The piece is worth reading, but the deeper truth is even simpler: Beijing is shooting itself in the foot, and the bullet wounds are becoming increasingly obvious. For decades, China benefited enormously from the p...

One of the greatest mistakes people make when confronted with the rise of the technocracy of the New World Order, is believing that resistance requires vast wealth, political office, or celebrity status. It does not. Throughout history, the most significant social and political changes have usually begun with ordinary people quietly changing their ...

Every few months another YouTube video appears warning that California is about to split in two, fall into the Pacific Ocean, or disappear beneath a colossal earthquake. The thumbnails are dramatic. Vast chasms swallow cities. The Golden Gate Bridge collapses into an endless abyss. Sometimes the prediction is linked to a recent cluster of small ear...

For years, Australians have been told that high levels of skilled migration are essential for economic growth, filling critical labour shortages, boosting innovation, and sustaining an ageing population. Politicians, business lobbies, and much of the media have framed it as an unalloyed good: bring in the best and brightest, and everyone benefits. ...