In a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience (#2411, released November 2025), host Joe Rogan sat down with security expert Gavin de Becker for a wide-ranging conversation that cut through layers of institutional trust to examine how power operates when transparency is scarce and oversight is weak. De Becker, founder of Gavin de Becker & Asso...
Since its founding in 1901 as an Anglo-Celtic nation, Australia has welcomed immigrants. Immigrants helped build this country. But the migrants who came then were very different from many of those arriving now. Between 1945 and 1985, some 4.2 million immigrants arrived in Australia. Many came with nothing but war trauma and the memories of lost lov...
Coiled in the shadowy corridors of global power, where billionaires, royals, and technocrats mingle, an intricate network of alliances has long shaped the world's direction — often far from the prying eyes of democratic oversight. A recent exposé by Jacob Nordangård in The Pharos Chronicles peels back the layers on this web, spotlighting Jeff...
Matthew Lawrence, the former child star best known for his roles as Jack Hunter on Boy Meets World and in films like Mrs. Doubtfire, has delivered a blistering critique of Hollywood's self-image as a beacon of compassion and inclusion. In a candid discussion on the Brotherly Love Podcast alongside his brothers Joey and Andrew, Lawrence exposed the ...
There is a peculiar ritual unfolding across the Western world. Elections are held. The public votes for immigration control. Politicians campaign on promises of enforcement. And then — nothing happens. Or rather, something does happen: the enforcement never quite materialises, and the public is instructed, once again, that its concerns are illegiti...
The UK Government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a fresh wave of online censorship measures, framed officially as child protection initiatives but carrying profound implications for free speech, innovation, and personal privacy. At the heart of the latest push is an amendment to existing legislation — reported variably as the school...
Australian universities, long ago pillars of public good and intellectual pursuit, have increasingly morphed into large, corporatised entities where self-interest often overshadows educational and societal missions. This shift is starkly evident in their financial advocacy, particularly in pre-budget submissions and public lobbying, where claims of...
The Australian Greens, rooted in radical Leftist ideology emphasising social justice, equity, human rights, and anti-discrimination, have consistently prioritised humanitarian concerns and compassion for migrants and refugees. over the environment. This ideological foundation leads them to advocate for significantly more open and expansive immigrat...
Colonel Richard Kemp, former commander of British forces in Afghanistan and a veteran of Northern Ireland counter-insurgency, didn't mince words in his February 2026 i24NEWS interview: Europe is on track for civil war. "No government has the guts to stop the [disintegration] of the UK," he said. The end result will be something "more like Northern ...
The United States is gearing up for a pivotal legislative stand in 2026: the emerging Censorship Shield Law (or similar federal "shield legislation"), a proposed measure to fortify American free speech against the encroaching tide of foreign online restrictions. As detailed in reports from outlets like Natural News.com and echoed in congressional p...
Here is an Epstein horror, not covered by the mainstream media in Australia, but addressed by: https://www.infowars.com/posts/black-market-baby-farms-the-darkest-allegation-from-the-epstein-files-yet This can be filed with the allegations of cannibalism, etc: Documents released in the latest tranche from the DOJ reveal an unfathomable horror:...
Ah, the classic conspiracy fever dream: Bill Gates, the nerdy Microsoft guy turned global health philanthropist, allegedly teams up with Jeffrey Epstein (the late, unlamented financier and convicted sex offender) to enact the Ultimate Depopulation Event,™ all based upon the released Epstein files, supposedly. Not just some poor people – "as a whole...
Good points made by Blaze media on the Great White Replacement: "Once taboo, the 'Great Replacement' broke through because institutions keep acting it out — from DEI quotas to amnesty schemes aimed at reshaping entire electorates. When a dictator in a distant, war-torn nation announces a plan to shrink an ethnic group inside his borders, the ...
Here is a report, in journalistic good faith, and in the public interest, discussing an issue which is live today in UK politics, and does not refer to any group or people in Australia. The UK's grooming gangs scandal — already one of the most shameful chapters in modern British history — has taken an even darker turn. In February 2026, MP Rupert L...
Swirling in the ceasing vortex of online outrage, few quotes have ignited as much fire as this one: "I was wondering if we could get every child [in Wales] to wear a hijab so they can experience the culture." It's popped up everywhere — from X (formerly Twitter) threads to conservative blogs, Instagram reels, and even YouTube rants — often with zer...
A paper published in November 2025 in the Journal of Independent Medicine (associated with the Independent Medical Alliance, formerly linked to groups like FLCCC), is a narrative review by Matthew Cormier. It proposes a novel hypothesis: that vaccines could inadvertently reactivate latent (dormant) viral infections in some children, potentially tri...
We are inmates in an era where historical reckoning often feels more like ritualistic self-flagellation. The Spiked Online article "The West's self-hatred is deeply dangerous" (published February 17, 2026, link below) cuts through the noise with a provocative critique. Written by an ethnic-minority lecturer from Morocco, it dissects the 2020 Black ...
John Cleese, the 86-year-old Monty Python legend, recently sparked discussion by posting on social media (around February 17, 2026) expressing concern over whether his scepticism toward Islam — self-described as "Islamosceptic" — could lead the UK's Labour government to label him a terrorist. He wrote something along the lines of: "As I am a Islamo...
Heavy metals like lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and aluminium are pervasive environmental toxins found in polluted air, water, soil, certain fish, processed foods, and even some everyday products. Chronic exposure can contribute to neurological issues, kidney damage, oxidative stress, developmental problems in children, and increased risks for c...
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has committed the modern British sin of saying out loud what many notice but few will admit. He looked at the numbers, the pressure on public services, rising welfare dependency, and rapid demographic change, and concluded that something is very wrong. Britain, he argues, has been "colonised by immigrants". The population has surg...
