On the Evils of the Left, By Selwyn Duke

"They are programmed…," Soviet defector and ex-KGB man Yuri Bezmenov warned decades ago about the ideologues we call "leftists." "You cannot change their mind…. You are stuck with them." It's common for people to say today when contrasting our two major ideological groups, "Conservatives think leftists are misguided; leftists think conservatives ar...

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Trump Said He’s Pro Legal Immigration, His Policies Say Otherwise, By Maria Ramirez

During the first year of his second term, Trump has terminated programs that let people legally live in the U.S., limited legal ways to get here, barred people from certain countries from entering the U.S. and paused processing of certain applications for visas and immigration statuses for legal permanent residency. The administration's actions "wi...

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Is Low Fertility Really an Economic Problem? By Brian Simpson

The Phys.org article (March 2, 2026) summarises a commentary in Nature Human Behaviour by demographers Wolfgang Lutz and Guillaume Marois (from IIASA and Shanghai University, respectively). Arguing that low fertility may persist and could be good for the economy, it directly challenges the widespread panic over declining birth rates in developed co...

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A Regional War Could Become a Global Energy Catastrophe: The Iran Scenario No One Wants to Face, By James Reed

The global economy is still fragile from pandemic aftershocks, supply-chain stress, and rising debt burdens — but it now faces an energy shock that could rival the worst of the 20th century. Recent military action targeting Iran's leadership and retaliation across the Gulf has already disrupted oil markets, rattling economies from Sydney to Seoul a...

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The Iran War, Very Much a War Against China, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The unsaid strategic calculus behind President Donald Trump's decision to join Israel in striking Iran — launching Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026, which included the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and targeted attacks on military, nuclear, and oil infrastructure — may extend far beyond the Middle East's familiar fa...

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It’s Not Just about Freedom. Here is the Real Reason They Hit Iran... By Senator Babet

Behind the rhetoric of democracy lies a brutal geopolitical truth, oil, the US dollar, and a quiet war against BRICS. Of course the war in Iran is about freedom. It's always about freedom. Freedom and democracy and puppies and nuclear non proliferation. But let's not kid ourselves. Trump's strike on Iran isn't just about liberating long suffering I...

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A War of Weapons Attrition, By Paul Walker

The concept of attrition warfare — a strategy focused on wearing down an opponent's resources, manpower, and will to fight through prolonged, grinding engagements rather than decisive, knockout blows — has deep historical roots, from the trench stalemates of World War I to the resource-draining quagmires of Vietnam. In the context of the ongoing Ir...

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Islamist Sleeper Cells Awaken in Europe and US, By Richard Miller (London)

 The fear of Islamist sleeper cells awakening in Europe has surged into the spotlight as the US-Israeli strikes on Iran — culminating in the February 28, 2026, assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during Operation Epic Fury/Roaring Lion — enter their sixth day (as of March 4, 2026). Germany, in particular, is on high alert, w...

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The Dawn of the Age of AI Assassinations, By Brian Simpson

The dawn of the age of AI assassinations is upon us, and the events unfolding in early March 2026 mark a stark, irreversible milestone. The reported assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei — executed through a combination of years-long cyber infiltration, AI-driven pattern-of-life analysis, and precision strikes — represents n...

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The Cultural Attack Upon Ireland, By Liam O’ Connor (Dublin)

The woke transformation of St. Brigid — Ireland's beloved patron saint — into a queer pagan globalist abortion goddess exemplifies the Left's relentless drive to subvert and repurpose every cultural and religious symbol until nothing sacred remains untouched. In the March 2, 2026, Counter-Currents essay "A Brigid Too Far" (authored by Steven Tucker...

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Institutional Blindness and the Limits of Social Science, By Richard Miller (London)

The Daily Sceptic article (linked below) revisits the grooming gangs scandal in Britain, critiquing how social science, law enforcement, and government institutions failed to adequately address it. Official inquiries, including Alexis Jay's Rotherham report and Baroness Louise Casey's 2025 national audit, confirm systemic neglect: victims disbeliev...

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The Unsettling Brain Impact of Screens, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

The digital world surrounds us. Screens aren't just tools — they're constant companions in education, work, and leisure. But beneath the glossy surface of pixels and dopamine hits lies a growing body of evidence suggesting that screens reshape the brain in ways we are only beginning to understand. This isn't just about "too much time" — it's about ...

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Alzheimer’s is Not Inevitable: A Look into Antioxidants and Prevention, By Mrs. Vera West and Mrs. Abigail Knight (Florida)

A headline from Natural News.com — "Alzheimer's is not inevitable: How antioxidants and lifestyle choices could rewrite your risk" — taps into a powerful shift in how we think about Alzheimer's disease. Rather than seeing it as a genetic fate written in DNA, emerging science suggests that much of the risk may be shaped by what we eat and how we liv...

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There is No “One Solution” to the Polycrisis and Conservatism Understood That, By Peter West

A recent ZeroHedge piece titled "We Want One Solution — One Solution Can't Solve Our Polycrisis" captures something many people instinctively feel but struggle to articulate: the world does not seem to be facing a single crisis, but many, layered atop one another. War, sovereign debt instability, demographic decline, cultural fragmentation, energy ...

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The Genetically Modified Organism Threat, By Professor X

 The threat of genetically modified microorganisms (GMMs) to ecosystems isn't abstract speculation — it's a growing concern backed by scientific literature, historical near-misses, and the accelerating pace of synthetic biology in 2026. A February 13, 2026, peer-reviewed report in the journal Microorganisms (citing over 200 publications) warns...

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Terrorism and the Red Flag of Revenge! By James Reed

The essay, titled "Iran Raises the Red Flag of Revenge Over the Jamkaran Mosque as Shiite Muslims All Over the Globe Start to Commit Acts of Terror," is a March 1, 2026, post by Michael Snyder on his Substack. It argues that the U.S.-Israeli strikes killing Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other leaders have unleashed a global wave ...

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With the Closing of the Strait of Hormuz, How High Will the Price of Oil Go? By Brian Simpson

Michael Snyder on his Substack titled "Now That Iran Has Closed The Strait Of Hormuz, How High Will The Price Of Oil Go?" has an alarmist piece framing the ongoing U.S.-Israel military strikes on Iran (which began around February 28, 2026) as the start of a major war. Snyder claims Iran has already closed the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation — citin...

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Is Trump Really Playing 4-D Chess with Iran War? By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The ZeroHedge article (published March 2, 2026, authored by Andrew Korybko via his Substack and reposted on ZH) is a speculative geopolitical analysis titled "Is the US Military Campaign Against Iran Part of Trump's Grand Strategy Against China?". It argues that the ongoing U.S.-Israeli military operation against Iran (which began February 28, 2026...

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Apple Cider Vinegar – Hype, Science, and Real Gut Health Merits, By Mrs. (Dr) Abigail Knight (Florida)

Natural News link (see below) touts apple cider vinegar (ACV) as a natural gut health booster, spotlighting its raw, unfiltered form with "the mother" for digestion, bloating relief, microbiome support, and more. It's a classic folk remedy gone mainstream — people swear by it for everything from indigestion to weight tweaks. But what's the actual m...

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Cranberries – Nature's Tiny Powerhouse for Blood Pressure Control? By Mrs. Vera West

The Natural News article, link below, synthesises recent research pointing to cranberries' unique antioxidants, especially proanthocyanidins (PACs), that aren't as common in other fruits. These compounds fight vascular inflammation, prevent cellular damage, and improve endothelial function (how well blood vessels relax and constrict). Key highlight...

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