Britain is Quietly Bringing Back Blasphemy Laws — but this Time They Protect Only One Religion, By Richard Miller (London)

In March 2026, UK Communities Secretary Steve Reed announced that the Labour government will adopt an official definition of "anti-Muslim hostility" (widely understood as a rebranded version of "Islamophobia"). This definition will be rolled out across police forces, the NHS, schools, universities, local councils, museums, libraries, and even priva...

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Darkest Before the Dawn? Is This So? By Peter West

"It's always darkest before the dawn." We've all heard the saying — often whispered as encouragement when things feel unbearable. It suggests that when life, society, or circumstances reach their lowest point, improvement is just around the corner. But is it actually true? The phrase is usually traced to English theologian and historian Thomas Full...

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Iranian and Israeli Strikes Hit Near Nuclear Sites — How Quickly Could This Go Mushroom Cloud-Shaped? By Chris Knight (Florida)

In the space of a few hours on Saturday, March 21, 2026, the already dangerous US-Israel-Iran war crossed a new and terrifying threshold. Both sides struck close to the other's most sensitive nuclear facilities — and for the first time, Iranian missiles penetrated Israeli air defences right next to Israel's main nuclear research centre. Here's exac...

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“The Situation is Hopeless, But Not Serious” — The Viennese Maxim Perfectly Describes the Iran War, By Paul Walker

The Viennese have a wonderfully dark saying whose exact origin is disputed. One popular story claims it came from a 1945 cable sent from Vienna to Berlin as the Red Army closed in on the Austrian capital. Berlin demanded a situation report. The reply was classic Viennese understatement: "Die Lage ist hoffnungslos, aber nicht ernst." "The situation ...

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This Fuel Crisis Was Avoidable, By George Christensen

Nation First reports on how Australia's fuel crisis, triggered by the Iran conflict, has exposed decades of political failure to secure domestic energy supply. The global situation has escalated into one of the most severe energy shocks in modern history. The head of the International Energy Agency has warned that this crisis exceeds the oil shocks...

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A Desperate Iran: What Comes Next? By Richard Miller (London)

When regimes are cornered, they do not behave like rational actors in a textbook — they behave like wounded states with asymmetric tools. And right now, all the signals suggest that Iran is moving into precisely that phase. The recent war has not gone Iran's way. Its leadership structure has been shaken, its infrastructure degraded, and its interna...

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The UK Moves to Ban 67 Dog Breeds: Creeping Canine Wokeness? By Richard Miller (London)

The Daily Mail article from early March 2026 highlights a brewing controversy in UK animal welfare policy: headlines scream that 67 dog breeds could be "banned" in Britain, with sensational phrasing like "is YOUR pooch on the list?" and mentions of beloved breeds including the late Queen Elizabeth II's Welsh corgis, dachshunds, shih tzus, chihuahua...

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Diets to Prevent Mental Decline, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

In a recent study (link below), researchers analysed data from over 159,000 adults (mostly women, from major U.S. health professional cohorts like the Nurses' Health Studies). They looked at dietary habits reported in midlife (especially ages 45–54) and then tracked subjective cognitive decline (self-reported memory issues) and objective cognitive ...

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The Global Oil and Gas Crisis Has Arrived — And It's Already Emptying Petrol Stations Across Australia, By Tom North

We've only just seen signs that the shooting war with Iran might be winding down through talks, but the damage to global energy supplies is already here — and it's biting hard. The conflict has effectively shut down the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow chokepoint through which about 20% of the world's oil normally flows. Attacks on key infrastructure, ...

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Why Australians Aren’t Allowed to Debate Immigration: Too Profitable for Corporations, Too Useful for Government GDP, and Too Sacred for the Modern Left, By Paul Walker

 Australians overwhelmingly want lower immigration. Poll after poll shows it. Yet every time the issue surfaces — especially as One Nation gains ground or housing and cost-of-living pressures mount — the debate gets shut down fast. Label anyone raising concerns as "racist," "far-right," or "divisive," and move on. No serious discussion allowed...

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Universities Cashing in on Mass Immigration while Australia Pays the Price, By Brian Simpson and James Reed

International university commencements in Australia hit a record 214,100 in 2025 — up 0.7% on the previous year — pushing total university enrolments to an all-time high of 545,000. While overall international education commencements across all sectors actually fell by 15.3%, the universities have kept sucking in ever more full-fee overseas student...

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Rusting Nuclear Weapons Lost at Sea: The Hidden Ecological and Health Crisis, By Chris Knight (Florida)

 Somewhere on the ocean floor lie Cold War-era nuclear bombs slowly rusting away, their metal casings corroding in saltwater while radioactive materials wait to leak into the marine environment. These aren't relics from sci-fi thrillers — they are real, documented "Broken Arrow" incidents where the United States and other powers lost thermonuc...

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It's Becoming Almost Impossible for Rational People to Believe Jeffrey Epstein Killed Himself, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The official story has always been neat and tidy: Jeffrey Epstein, the billionaire sex trafficker facing decades in prison and the threat of naming powerful clients, hanged himself in his Manhattan jail cell on August 10, 2019. After the latest batch of Epstein files released by the Department of Justice in early 2026 — including Inspector General ...

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45,800 Ballots That Shouldn’t Exist: The Riverside County Mystery and Why Election Fraud is Real, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

45,800. That's the number that has Riverside County, California, in the spotlight right now — and it should have every voter in the country paying attention. In the November 2025 special election on Proposition 50 (a redistricting measure that passed statewide by a massive margin), a local citizen group called the Riverside Election Integrity Team ...

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Where Has the Hypocritical Anti-War Left Gone? By Brian Simpson

There was a time — not that long ago — when being on the Left meant opposing endless wars. It was one of their proudest instincts. In 2003, millions marched worldwide against the Iraq invasion in what was billed as the largest protest movement in human history. That moment now feels like ancient history, not just in years but in political DNA. Toda...

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If the Liberals Won’t Oppose, Why Should Anyone Vote for Them? Senator Babet

South Australia proves what happens when a party forgets what it stands for! The Liberal Party's reaction to the smashing they received at the weekend in South Australia tells you everything you need to know about why they were smashed…and will continue being smashed. After the electoral bruising in South Australia, the Liberal Party has comforted ...

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Covid Controls Return Over Fuel, By George Christensen

Nation First warns the fuel crisis is being used to revive the same control playbook Australians were promised was over. In the middle of a deepening fuel crisis, with stations already running dry and diesel shortages spreading, Chris Minns, the Premier of New South Wales, did not simply talk about securing supply, fixing logistics, or protecting e...

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“When Shots are Fired in Berlin Almost Every Night, the State has a Massive Enforcement Problem” – Police Frustrated as Berlin Migrant Gang Wars Grip Capital, From ReMix news

 Gunfire has become a near-nightly fixture on Berlin's streets, fuelled by crime from migrants and those with a foreign background. For weeks, gang-related shootings have rattled the capital, and those police tasked with responding to them are increasingly frustrated — not just with the criminals, but with the politicians who are supposed to b...

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The Fake Tucker Carlson “Sharia Law” Quote That Fooled the Internet — And What It Says About Social Media, By Chris Knight (Florida)

 A new Tucker Carlson clip went viral this week, and suddenly half the internet was losing its mind. Prominent voices — Mark Levin calling him "Mr. Sharia First," Ted Cruz wondering who could have predicted Tucker becoming a "defender of Sharia law," Chris Cuomo saying he hopes Tucker is okay because this is "nutz," plus hits from Laura Loomer...

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Are We Ruled by Fools? By James Reed

It is a question that increasingly surfaces in private conversation, often voiced half in jest but rarely without an edge of seriousness: are we, in fact, governed by people who are not especially wise, and perhaps not especially capable? Fools? One hesitates to put it so bluntly, but the persistence of the thought suggests it deserves more than di...

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