I have been following our London, if it can still be called that, correspondent, Richard Miller's coverage of The Camp of the Saints invasion by so called "refugees," in boats, chocker full, coming almost every day to the once green land of Britain. In photos and videos I have seen, the boats appear to be very sea worthy, for such short trips from ...
In 1935, George Dangerfield penned The Strange Death of Liberal England, chronicling the pre-World War I erosion of liberal values amid social upheaval. Fast-forward to 2025, and Britain faces a parallel crisis: the strange death of free speech. Once a beacon of liberty, from Magna Carta to the Enlightenment, the UK now arrests citizens for tweets,...
In the United Kingdom, a nation once celebrated for its commitment to free expression, an unsettling trend has emerged: the rise of de facto blasphemy laws, enforced not by statute but by fear, intimidation, and institutional cowardice. While the legal system has, in some instances, upheld the right to free speech, as seen in the recent overturning...
The Vatican's recent decision to create a Muslim prayer room within the Apostolic Library, as confirmed by Vice Prefect Fr Giacomo Cardinali, highlights a growing trend in the West: accommodating the religious practices of Muslim migrants and visitors while receiving little to no reciprocity in Muslim-majority countries. Cardinali noted that Muslim...
Whether you vote red or blue, the result never changes. Both serve the same global masters, and the clock is ticking on our freedom. Australia faces a defining choice between continued submission to globalism or reclaiming national freedom and independence from government overreach. The Liberal and Labor parties are fundamentally identical - two si...
Eric Utter's scathing September 13, 2025, column lands like a Molotov cocktail: The Left, he charges, kills its foes, free speech warriors, Second Amendment stalwarts, then spins their blood into gun control crusades, a grotesque "two-fer" that weaponises tragedy for tyranny. It's a tactic as old as power itself: Manufacture misery, then milk it to...
A country club in New Hampshire US, was turned into the sort of scene you only see in bad movies and worse real life: one dead, several wounded, a man firing into a room and punctuating each burst with the rallying cry "Free Palestine!" What followed was the official performance every citizen has come to expect when reality inconveniently resembles...
At the UN's gleaming halls in New York, where diplomats sip fair-trade lattes and pontificate on peace, Hungary's Péter Szijjártó dropped a truth bomb that echoed like a border fence slamming shut. "Migration waves provide an opportunity for people with bad intentions, including terrorists, to move freely and unhindered," he declared on September 2...
In 1966, as Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution unleashed a decade of chaos on China, a six-year-old Xi Van Fleet watched her world unravel, books burned, intellectuals humiliated, families torn by state dogma. Fast-forward to 2023, and in her searing book Mao's America: A Survivor's Warning, she sees eerie echoes in the Land of the Free: Cancel cultu...
In a digital age where algorithms whisper louder than megaphones, Google's bombshell letter to Rep. Jim Jordan feels like a glitch in the matrix, a rare crack in the fortress of Big Tech denial. On September 23, 2025, Alphabet's lawyers at King & Spalding confessed: Under relentless pressure from the Biden White House, YouTube didn't just moder...
Race has been discussed to the point of weariness, yet most discussion consists of little more than wishful thinking, contradiction, and outright malice: "All the races are equal, but whites oppress everyone else. Then again, race doesn't really exist, which is why we must strive for greater racial diversity." It is understandable that many people ...
A chilling initiative is unfolding in the shadowed corridors of global governance, where unelected technocrats plot the future of humanity like pieces on a chessboard. Dubbed "50-in-5," this campaign, spearheaded by the United Nations and bankrolled by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, aims to ensnare 50 nations in a web of digital public in...
Something is quietly collapsing in the human story, not an economy or empire this time, but the male body itself. In just two generations, sperm counts across the developed world have plunged by more than half. The trend, first flagged in the 1990s and confirmed by a 2017 meta-analysis led by Dr. Hagai Levine, shows no sign of slowing. In fact, it'...
Once upon a time, America dreamed of freedom, the frontier, the open road, the right to be left alone. Now, the new frontier is digital, and the open road ends at a biometric checkpoint. Welcome to the technocratic era, where the invisible elite no longer wear crowns or carry briefcases full of lobbyist cash but hold the keys to the data vaul...
Australia's Parliament, where echoes of the past mingle with the clamour of modern multiculturalism, Senator Mehreen Faruqi's recent Senate Estimates tirade on October 7 unveils a familiar script from the progressive Green Leftist playbook. Cloaked in the mantle of anti-racism, she decries the sluggish rollout of a 63-recommendation National ...
In the heart of Hamburg, Europe's third-largest port and Germany's industrial powerhouse, a spectacle unfolded on October 12, 2025, that epitomises the Left's suicidal embrace of self-destruction. With a paltry 43.9% turnout, just over half of voters, 53.2%, endorsed the "Zukunftsentscheid" referendum, binding the city to achieve carbon neutrality ...
Trigger warning; complexities ahead! The theory of radiative forcing, a cornerstone of modern mainstream climate science, posits that greenhouse gases like CO₂ and methane trap heat and drive planetary warming. Radiative forcing measures how much the energy balance of Earth's atmosphere is being changed by various factors. Think of Earth as constan...
Alzheimer's disease has long been shrouded in mystery and frustration. Affecting over 50 million people worldwide, it's a relentless thief of memories, personalities, and independence. For decades, the spotlight has been on beta-amyloid plaques, those sticky protein clumps thought to be the villains clogging up brain cells and causing neurodegenera...
The article, published in the Daily Mail on October 13, 2025, by columnist Dan Hodges, (link below) argues that the UK government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is effectively being controlled by a small group of unelected advisors with ties to Tony Blair's administration from 1997-2007. Hodges describes this as a "palace coup" where the 2024 el...
What happens when tens of millions of Americans suddenly lose their food stamp benefits due to something like a prolonged government shutdown? And then, to broaden the lens, let's extend that nightmare to places like Australia, where social welfare collapse could play out in its own unique flavour of chaos. This isn't fear-mongering, it's a thought...
