Is Reading Doomed to Die? A Crisis of Civilisation, By Brian Simpson

The book, that ancient vessel of human thought, once stood as a beacon of civilisation, guiding us through the tempests of existence with wisdom from Socrates to Shakespeare. But in 2025, as Dr. Nicholas Tate's lament in The Critic suggests (see link below), the act of reading for meaning, for grappling with life's big questions, seems to be teeter...

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Net Zero Necromancy: The Ultimate Send-Off in the UK’s Green Inferno! By Richard Miller (Londonistan),

In the grand British tradition of turning solemn moments into bureaucratic farces, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has unveiled a plan to make crematoria the latest battleground in Ed Miliband's crusade for Net Zero by 2050. Yes, dear reader, even the dead must now kneel before the altar of climate righteousness! Forg...

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Woke Labor-Lite: Sussan Ley’s Julia Gillard Replay, By James Reed

In the cutthroat arena of Australian politics, where voters demand bold vision and unyielding conviction, the Coalition's latest implosion under Sussan Ley's watch is nothing short of a self-inflicted catastrophe. The numbers don't lie: Newspoll's damning verdict has the Coalition's primary vote cratering to a historic low of 27%, trailing Labor's ...

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Selective Silence: Anthony Albanese’s Foreign Policy Double Standards, By Paul Walker

In the intricate dance of international diplomacy, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has positioned himself as a pragmatic leader navigating the treacherous waters between superpowers. Yet, a recent controversy surrounding China's expanding influence in the Solomon Islands highlights what appears to be a glaring inconsistency in his approa...

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Islamophobia Report: A Blueprint for Censorship & Control, By George Christensen

Free Speech Under Siege The most alarming proposals are the direct attacks on your freedom to speak. Ordinary Australians would be the first target. The report calls for tougher Online Safety Act powers so bureaucrats can more aggressively "challenge online hate." Translation: more posts taken down, more bans, more fines. It goes further, demanding...

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Foreigners and Crime on French Public Transport, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

 In 2024, crime statistics from France, particularly on public transport, have sparked intense debate about the role of foreigners in violent and sexual offenses. Data from the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), the Ministerial Statistical Service for Internal Security (SSMSI), and the National Observatory on...

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Neo-Marxism and the Dangerous Legitimisation of Political Violence, By Brian Simpson

The tragic assassinations of Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska, though carried out with different weapons, a gun in one case, a knife in the other, share a chilling commonality: both killers believed their violence was righteous. This belief didn't emerge in a vacuum. It's the bitter fruit of a neo-Marxist ideology that has seeped into our schools an...

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The Curious Case of the Time-Travelling Charlie Kirk Book! By James Reed

Oh, Amazon, you sly dog, you've done it again! Just when we thought your algorithm was only good for recommending yet another pair of noise-cancelling headphones, you go and list a book titled The Shooting of Charlie Kirk: A Comprehensive Account of the Utah Valley University Attack, the Aftermath, and America's Response, with a publication date of...

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Why Did the Unite the Kingdom March Take So Long to Happen? By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

On September 13, 2025, hundreds of thousands people flooded the streets of London for the "Unite the Kingdom" march, led by Tommy Robinson, a figure known for his robust anti-immigration and free speech activism. Described by supporters as the "biggest demonstration in Britain's history" and a "spark of a cultural revolution," the event drew signif...

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Why the Criticism of COVID Vaccines by State Surgeons General Cannot Be Dismissed, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

In a striking departure from the federal public health narrative, Louisiana Surgeon General Dr. Ralph Abraham and Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo have publicly declared COVID-19 vaccines "dangerous," challenging the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and federal health authorities. Their statements, grounded in clinical obse...

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Global Vigils for Charlie Kirk: A Turning Point for the West, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The recent wave of vigils and marches across the globe, sparked by the tragic death of Charlie Kirk, marks a profound moment in the cultural and political awakening of Western societies. From the streets of London to gatherings in Australia, Spain, South Africa, Germany, Italy, and even New Zealand, millions have come together to honour a man whose...

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The Approaching Horsemen of the Western Apocalypse, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

Victor Davis Hanson's incisive analysis, published on September 11, 2025, paints a grim picture of Western civilisation teetering on the brink, besieged by four self-inflicted crises: radical green mandates, collapsing families, unchecked immigration, and rising tribalism. These "Four Horsemen of the Western Apocalypse" are not external invaders, b...

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The Meta-Political Significance of America's Vaccine Scepticism Milestone, By Chris Knight and Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

In the annals of modern political history, few statistics capture the seismic undercurrents of societal transformation as starkly as this one: a Rasmussen poll conducted in early September 2025 reveals that 56% of likely U.S. voters now believe the COVID-19 vaccines have likely caused a significant number of unexplained deaths. With nearly one-thir...

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A Titanic Conspiracy, By James Reed

The conspiracy theory that the RMS Titanic and its near-identical sister ship, the RMS Olympic, were secretly switched prior to the 1912 disaster as part of an insurance fraud scheme has been around since at least the late 1990s, when it was popularised by author Robin Gardiner in his book Titanic: The Ship That Never Sank? John Hamer's 2013 book R...

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"The Spear" of the Voice Referendum: Victoria’s Treaty Gamble in an Age of Austerity, By Paul Walker and Tom North

In the shadow of a national referendum that echoed a resounding "no" to constitutional change, the state of Victoria presses forward with its own vision of the Voice reconciliation, a treaty with its First Peoples, embodied in the newly tabled Statewide Treaty Bill. Publishedon September 9, 2025, this legislation promises to enshrine the First Peop...

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The Yemen Orb and UAP Hearing: Is This a Communist Chinese Super-Weapon? By Charles Taylor and Chris Knight (Florida)

In the swirling vortex of modern conspiracies and government secrecy, few stories ignite the imagination like unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP, the Pentagon's sanitised term for UFOs). On September 9, 2025, during a House Oversight subcommittee hearing titled "Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection," Rep. ...

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Shadows Over the Red Sea: Unravelling the Yemen Orb and the Mirage of Ball Lightning, By Professor X

In the dim glow of a congressional chamber last week, on September 9, 2025, the veil of secrecy around unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) lifted just a fraction, enough to send ripples of unease through the halls of power and across the digital ether. There, amid the polished wood and stern gazes of lawmakers, Representative Eric Burlison of M...

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Ancient Strategic Wisdom from Sun Tzu: Lessons for Conservatives, Nationalists and Anti-Immigrationists, By James Reed and Paul Walker

Sun Tzu's The Art of War, a timeless 5th century BC treatise on strategy and conflict, offers profound insights that transcend the battlefield. Its principles of preparation, adaptability, and understanding the terrain can guide conservatives and anti-immigrationists in navigating the complex political and social landscapes of today. While these gr...

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Dr. Fauci’s Email Controversy and the Implications of Biden’s Pardon, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

Recent revelations have intensified scrutiny on Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), regarding his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Newly released emails, highlighted by Sen. Rand Paul, appear to show Fauci instructing colleagues to delete communications, contradicting his 202...

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Restraint in the Face of Tragedy: The Charlie Kirk Assassination and the Hypothetical Double Standard, By Chris Knight (Florida)

In a nation perpetually on edge, the assassination of Charlie Kirk on September 13, 2025, stands as a stark test of political temperament. Kirk, the fiery founder of Turning Point USA and a lightning rod for conservative activism, was gunned down in cold blood during what should have been a routine campus dialogue with students. The shooter, whose ...

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