Google’s Censorship of Alternative Medicine: A Threat to Health Freedom, By Mrs. Vera West and Brian Simpson

In recent years, accessing non-mainstream health information online has become increasingly difficult. This is not a coincidence but a deliberate strategy by Google to suppress alternative medicine and holistic health websites. By leveraging its dominance in search and advertising, Google has systematically reduced the visibility of websites that c...

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Marine Le Pen’s Fall: A Lesson in Carelessness Amidst Political Double Standards, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The European Court of Human Rights' recent rejection of Marine Le Pen's appeal against her five-year election ban, labelled a "political death sentence," marks a stunning blow to the French populist leader. Handed down in March 2025 over alleged misuse of EU funds, the ban, upheld by the Strasbourg court on July 9, 2025, prohibits her from running ...

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Understanding the Discrepancy: Victim Testimony vs. Official Findings, By Chris Knight and Charles Taylor (Florida)

Juliette Bryant, a self-identified Epstein victim, has made serious allegations, including claims of being kidnapped, raped multiple times daily on Epstein's private island, and witnessing a large number of other victims. Her statements in the July 9, 2025, article and her X posts (e.g., claiming she was kidnapped by the CIA and naming high-profile...

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Australia’s US Defence Entanglement and the Perils of a China Pivot, By Professor X

In the vast, red-dirt expanse of Western Australia's Northwest Cape, a network of dirt roads carves geometric patterns into the landscape, visible only from the sky. At its heart stands the Harold E. Holt Naval Communications Station, its towering radio masts silently broadcasting very-low-frequency signals to Australian and US submarines, includin...

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Due Process as Punishment: When the Legal System Becomes the Penalty in Australia, By Ian Wilson LL. B

In the Australian legal system, the principle of due process is sacrosanct, a cornerstone of justice that guarantees every individual the right to a fair trial and the presumption of innocence. Yet, for many accused of crimes, particularly in sensitive cases like sexual assault, the process itself can morph into a form of punishment, regardless of ...

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What Happens When 5 Billion COVID Vaccinated People have Undiagnosed Myocarditis? By Brian Simpson

Let's play a dangerous game of "What If." What if Dr. Robert Malone is right? What if Dr. Peter McCullough's warnings about spike protein-induced myocarditis are not fringe speculation, but a suppressed truth? What if Steve Kirsch's survey data showing millions of Americans with vaccine-induced heart injuries are even partially accurate? And most d...

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Thought Police in the Southern State: Why Senator Babet is Right to Sound the Alarm, By Tom North

Senator Ralph Babet isn't exaggerating. He's right. Victoria's newly announced "Anti-Hate Taskforce" isn't an act of moral leadership, it's a chilling extension of state-sanctioned thought control, cloaked in therapeutic language. Behind the performative virtue and slogans lies a very dangerous proposition: that the government should decide what yo...

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Australia’s Cancer Spike in the Young: Many Factors — But One Taboo, By Brian Simpson and Mrs. Vera West

Australia now leads the world in early-onset bowel cancer. According to Four Corners, rates among Australians aged 30–39 have risen by a staggering 173% since 2000. Across the board, early-onset cases of liver, pancreatic, kidney, uterine, breast, and prostate cancers are skyrocketing in the under-50 population. And no one seems to know exactly why...

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Four 1-in-1,000-Year Rainfall Events in a Week—Statistical Freak or Strategic Leak? By Charles Taylor (Florida)


Remember when "1-in-1,000-year" storms were supposed to happen... well, once in a millennium? This past week, the United States had four of them. Yes, four separate catastrophic rainfall events, each deemed a statistical freak, each destroying homes, farms, and infrastructure, in Texas, North Carolina, New Mexico, and Illinois. Oh, and if that wasn...

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Why a UK-Russia War Would Be Over in a Flash, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The drumbeat of war is sounding again, and this time, it's not just sabres rattling in some distant theatre, it's a stark warning from General Sir Patrick Sanders, the former head of the British Army, who sees a "real possibility" of a UK-Russia conflict within the next five years. Speaking to The Telegraph in July 2025, Sanders painted a grim pict...

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Is Australia Under Albanese Drifting Toward China in a U.S.-China War? By James Reed

As the spectre of a U.S.-China conflict over Taiwan looms, questions swirl about where Australia, under Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, would stand. The United States, led by a hawkish Trump administration, is reportedly pressing allies like Australia to clarify their roles in such a war. Yet, Albanese's track record suggests a troubling possibili...

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Terminator Troops: When Rogue Robots Dream of Slaughter, By Brian Simpson

China's military brain trust has sounded the alarm on their own sci-fi fever dream: humanoid robots designed to replace soldiers on the battlefield. According to an op-ed in the People's Liberation Army Daily, these mechanised warriors could go full Terminator, unleashing "indiscriminate killings and accidental death" if not reined in by some serio...

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Afghanistan’s Bold New Tourism Pitch: Come for the Mock Executions, Stay for the Real Ones! By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

 In a world where tourism campaigns lean heavily on sun-soaked beaches, quaint cobblestone streets, or overpriced coffee shops with unpronounceable menus, Afghanistan has decided to zig where others zag. Their latest marketing gambit, courtesy of the enigmatic social media account @afghanarabc, is less "Wish You Were Here" and more "Wish You W...

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The Epstein Betrayal: Will Trump’s Silence Shatter His Evangelical Covenant? By Chris Knight (Florida)

For years, Donald Trump has been the unlikely champion of America's evangelical Christians. His brash demeanour, checkered personal history, and lack of theological finesse never quite matched the profile of a Sunday school teacher, yet he secured their loyalty with a single, unshakable commitment: defending the unborn. By appointing three Supreme ...

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The Sky Is Falling: The Woke Totalitarian Takeover Is Here! By James Reed

Buckle up, truth-seekers, because the globalist elites are slamming the boot of tyranny on our necks, and it's worse than you think. George Christensen's The 5 Woke Weapons Being Deployed isn't just a warning, it's a screaming alarm bell exposing a full-on dystopian nightmare. Carbon passports, AI thought police, pronoun gulags, digital ID cages, a...

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Heatwaves: A Failing Fear Tactic in the Climate Change Narrative, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

The climate change narrative has long relied on fear to drive public support for sweeping environmental policies, with heatwaves often painted as harbingers of an apocalyptic future. Yet, as blistering temperatures swept across Europe and North America in the summer of 2025, the anticipated surge in climate activism has conspicuously failed to mate...

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Lies in the Open: No-One Believes! By James Howard Kunstler

       "Flux Rules "We're trapped in a structure. We named the Structure 'Jeffrey Epstein'." - Eric Weinstein No one in America - not even the most deranged, spike-faced, pink-haired transtifas - believes the latest Epstein story as played out by Mr. Trump and AG Bondi in this week's cabinet parlay: nuthin to see, just a bunch o...

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Mass Immigration and Its Impact on Europe’s Local Poor, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Mass immigration has reshaped Europe's demographic, economic, and social landscape in recent decades, with significant consequences for the continent's most disadvantaged citizens. Recent studies and political discourse, such as Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's July 2025 address to the European Parliament, highlight a growing concern: the ...

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The Great German Beer-pocalypse: A Frothy Fable, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In the land of lederhosen and pretzels, a dark cloud looms over Germany's sacred beer halls. The Federal Statistical Office, with its cold, hard numbers, has declared 2025 the year of the Great Beer Slump. A measly 34.5 million hectolitres sold from January to May? That's a 7 percent plunge, folks, like a poorly poured pint spilling over the edge. ...

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The On-Line Age Verification Scheme: How this Tyranny Will (Supposedly) Work, By Paul Walker and Tom North

Australia's new mandatory age verification for search engines, set to take effect on December 27, 2025, is part of an online safety code developed by the eSafety Commissioner to supposedly protect minors from harmful content like pornography, high-impact violence, and material promoting eating disorders, when in fact it is just another part of the ...

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