Singapore's Shadow Plague: A 300% Riluzole Rocket Reveals mRNA's Motor Neuron Mayhem, By Mrs (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

Singapore — the COVID cracks are spiderwebbing. What began as a triumph of tech-enforced vaccination (92% uptake, no fakes, all tracked via SingPass) has morphed into a quiet horror show. Excess deaths? Skyrocketing to 37% above baseline by 2023, fourfold the official COVID toll. Case fatality rates? Climbing 60% post-rollout despite a tamer virus....

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The Hybrid Harms: When Vaccines and Virus Collide, By Brian Simpson

Lerking in the annals of modern medicine, few chapters rival the COVID-19 saga for its blend of ingenuity, hubris, and unintended fallout. A lab-forged virus, born from risky gain-of-function tinkering in U.S.-China labs,meets its engineered nemesis: mRNA "vaccines" fast-tracked from DARPA blueprints. The promise? Swift protection, fleeting side ef...

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Unmasking the Long Shadow: New Evidence of mRNA Vaccine Persistence and Potential Shedding, By Mrs (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

For over four years, the narrative around mRNA COVID-19 vaccines has been ironclad: injected into the deltoid muscle, the fragile RNA strands instruct cells to produce a "harmless" spike protein, then vanish like morning mist, degraded in hours, confined to the arm, inert and isolated. No bloodstream jaunts, no placental crossings, no reproductive ...

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The Gaangalu Nation Appeal: A Case Study in Why Native Title Has Become a Divisive, Expensive Charade, By Ian Wilson LL.B

The Federal Court's decision on 5 December 2025 to overturn the dismissal of the Gaangalu Nation's massive 25,000 km² Native Title claim west of Rockhampton is being celebrated in some circles as a triumph for Indigenous justice. In reality, it is yet another depressing illustration of why the entire Native Title system, thirty-three years after Ma...

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The Left’s Appetite for Destruction, and Ultimate Self-Annihilation, By Peter West

The Left has become a force of pure social entropy. Not satisfied with merely running governments or holding offices, it now actively seeks to tear down the foundations of society itself. Crime, fraud, moral inversion, and bureaucratic madness are not accidental by-products — they are features, not bugs of progressive ideology. Today's Leftists rev...

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The Looming Crisis: America, Europe, and the Threat of Civilisational Collapse, By Chris Knight (Florida)

Elon Musk has been sounding the alarm for years, and for once, the warnings are impossible to dismiss as mere hype. The West faces a civilisational crisis unlike any in its modern history — a demographic collapse quietly unfolding as birth-rates plummet and societies gamble on mass migration and technology to fill the void. In the U.S., the birth-r...

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Europe on the Edge: The EU’s Assault on Civilisation, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Europe is not merely struggling — it is teetering on the brink of civilisational erasure, and the culprits are not mysterious forces but the very elites who claim to lead the continent. The Trump administration's latest National Security Strategy correctly identifies the danger: a continent being hollowed out from within by the European Union, mass...

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Liberal Snowflakes Try to Censor Migration Debate, By Tom North

Australia's political class is at it again, proving that cowardice and spinelessness are bipartisan virtues, but the Coalition seems to have cornered the market. As the party "debates" the principles of immigration policy, we get the predictable spectacle of Liberal snowflakes clutching their pearls at the mere mention of mass migration. South Aust...

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Australia’s Visa Blowout: When “International Education” Becomes a Migrant Rort Factory, By James Reed

Australia's migration system is no longer creaking under pressure — it is buckling. What should be a straightforward, rules-based program for genuine international students has mutated into a sprawling, self-sustaining rort that now threatens to swallow the entire visa framework. The latest testimony from Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) chief ...

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Rubio Isn’t “Radical” — He’s Saying What Everyone Knows but Won’t Admit, By Chris Knight (Florida)

When US Senator Marco Rubio warned that certain interpretations of Islam carry political ambitions incompatible with liberal democracy, progressive commentators reacted with the predictable reflex: label, dismiss, and moralise. Overnight, Rubio was painted as "radical," "dangerous," and "Islamophobic." But strip away the theatrics and the fear of o...

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Germany's Doomsday Clock: Collapse by 2030, Not 2050 – A Police Insider's Warning Rings Too Late, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

Imagine a Germany not of beer halls and Black Forest idylls, but of barricaded neighbourhoods, Sharia shadows over schoolyards, and a welfare state wheezing its last under the weight of unchecked migration. That's the 2050 nightmare sketched by Manuel Ostermann, deputy head of the German Police Union (DPolG), in a viral X post from August that sent...

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A Drone Over Dublin? Sorting Fact, Fantasy, and Fog in the Alleged Russian “Assassination Attempt,” By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

When Michael Snyder published his essay asking whether Russia had attempted to assassinate Volodymyr Zelensky during his recent visit to Ireland, he tapped into a powerful current of internet unease: the growing sense that high-level political violence is no longer something that happens "over there." A drone in Dublin, a blast in Balashikha, explo...

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Yanks to Brits: Keep Your Censorship This Side of the Pond – And Hands Off Elon, Too! By Charles Taylor (Florida)

Picture this: A high-ranking U.S. diplomat lands in London, skips the fish and chips, and instead delivers a transatlantic thunderbolt straight to the heart of Whitehall. Sarah Rogers, Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, didn't mince words, or State Department pleasantries. Her message to the UK's speech cops at Ofcom? Back off American ...

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The Turnaway Study: Sacred Cow of Abortion Advocacy and Ideological Trojan Horse, By Mrs (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

Dwelling in the moral minefield of abortion politics, there are few relics more zealously protected than the Turnaway Study — the crown jewel of America's abortion-rights establishment. Its authors at UCSF's ANSIRH department pitch it as the definitive, holy-writ answer to every uncomfortable question about regret, coercion, trauma, or ambivalence:...

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The Liberal Party's State of Disarray: A Case Study in Self-Inflicted Wounds and the Case for One Nation, By James Reed

The Liberal Party is imploding, not with a bang, but with the pathetic whimper of yet another leadership spill. South Australia's Vincent Tarzia, the latest casualty in a parade of rotating-door leaders, stepped down this week, citing family priorities after just 16 months in the top job. It's a noble excuse, one that might even pass muster if it w...

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War is a Racket – Until the Moment the Racket Blows Up the Planet! By Brian Simpson

In 1935, the most decorated Marine in American history at the time, Major General Smedley D. Butler, published a short book with a title that said everything: War Is a Racket. His thesis was brutal and simple. "War is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious… It is the only one in ...

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The Gathering Storm: Dr. Paul Craig Roberts on the Ukraine Spiral and Putin's Breaking Point, By Paul Walker

The Ukraine conflict has morphed from a regional skirmish into a tinderbox threatening to ignite the entire Euro-Atlantic order. Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, the sharp-eyed economist and former Reagan administration official who has long dissected the machinations of empire, sees this not as mere happenstance but as the inevitable fruit of Western hubri...

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Australia’s Great Digital Lockout: When Internet Censorship Moves From Soft Nudges to Hard Boots, By Mrs Vera West and Peter West

Something quiet, clinical, and deeply sinister began in Australia this week: Meta started kicking children off the internet. Not because they posted threats, shared revenge porn, joined ISIS channels, or did anything remotely harmful. No. Their crime was chronological: they were 13, 14, 15 — the "wrong age" in the eyes of Canberra. Overnight, tens ...

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The Green Cathedral Crumbles: Victor Davis Hanson Declares the End of Climate Change Orthodoxy, By Brian Simpson

For half a century, the high priests of climate alarmism have thundered from their pulpits, academia, Davos, the halls of Congress, that the planet teeters on the brink of apocalypse. Fossil fuels are Satan's brew. Windmills and solar panels are our salvation. Sceptics? Deniers, heretics, threats to the children and polar bears. Trillions in subsid...

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The New Dark Age of Speech: When Cowardice Becomes Culture and Violence Becomes Virtue, By James Reed

Free speech isn't dying; it's being hunted. The assassination of Charlie Kirk was not an aberration. It was the moment the masked truth walked into daylight: in the West today, speech no longer threatens bad ideas; bad ideas threaten speakers. The fear spreading across campuses didn't arise from a single bullet. The bullet confirmed what students a...

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