The Establishment’s Take on the White Clots and Strings Found in Cadavers: A Critique, By Chris Knight (Florida)

The establishment's take on claims about white clots and strings found in cadavers by undertakers, as reported in various sources, leans heavily toward dismissal and scepticism, though it stops short of outright denial in some cases. The narrative from mainstream health authorities, fact-checkers, and medical professionals is that these claims lack...

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My Letter to President Trump, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

Dear President Trump, Your administration's demands for tuition reform and transparency are a direct strike against the corrupt Ivy League cabal that's been fleecing hardworking Americans for far too long. These elitist institutions have operated with impunity, raking in federal funds while jacking up tuition to obscene levels—pricing out the very ...

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Australia’s Healthcare Crisis: Saving Disintegrating Universal Care for Rural and Remote Communities, By Dr XYZ

Australia's universal healthcare system, once a beacon of equitable care, is crumbling. Inadequate funding, a dire shortage of healthcare workers, and a payment model that prioritises volume over quality have pushed the system to the brink. Nowhere is this crisis more acute than in rural and remote communities, where access to care is a daily strug...

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The Welcome to Country Debate: A Divisive Woke Ritual, By Paul Walker

Welcome to Country ceremonies, intended to honor Australia's Indigenous heritage, have become a lightning rod for controversy, with a recent Herald Sun article reporting that a staggering 65% of nearly 50,000 Australians polled want them stopped entirely. Fuelled by incidents like the booing of Bunurong elder Uncle Mark Brown by protesters at an An...

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Ricardo Duchesne’s "Greatness and Ruin: Self-Reflection and Universalism within European Civilization," By Brian Simpson

Here is a book review without even reading the book! In fact, the book by Professor Duchesne, Greatness and Ruin, has just been released: https://www.amazon.com/Greatness-Ruin-Self-Reflection-Universalism-Civilization/dp/B0F4M4PCD4/ref=sr_1_1?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.3ocgzbbLTjJ9fw3SLxz57-qFaeK83JDCe2WJ67iA7MYfqtJdPff2rf1nS-Z9keT1pjY4XMJCotUv29NJWcPlUEnNoA...

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Marxism, Medlin, Music and Kicking the Moon: The Poetic Truth Behind Redgum’s Inconsistency, By John Steele

In Redgum's haunting 1983 anthem "I Was Only 19," a Vietnam War conscript's tale unfolds with raw power: "Frankie kicked a mine the day that mankind kicked the moon / He was going home in June." For this Vietnam vet, thinking about the fleeting past on ANZAC night, a bit drunk, I heard this song about the Vietnam War on the radio. I knew of the son...

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The Implausible Death of Virginia Giuffre: A Call for Truth, By James Reed

 On April 25, 2025, Virginia Giuffre, a courageous survivor who exposed Jeffrey Epstein's elite trafficking network, was found dead at her farm in Neergabby, Western Australia, in what authorities swiftly ruled a suicide. This narrative raises immediate red flags. Giuffre's 2019 X post, explicitly denying suicidal intent, combined with the mur...

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Restoring Balance: Why Trump’s Anti-Christian Bias Task Force Is Fair and Just, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

In February 2025, President Donald Trump launched the Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias, a bold move to root out what he calls the "anti-Christian weaponization of government." For a Christian conservative in a polarised world, this task force isn't just politics—it's a necessary correction to a half-century slide toward secular extremism...

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Australian Left Fears a “Christian Extremist Takeover” - If Only! By James Reed

John Menadue, a prominent Australian public commentator and founder of Pearls and Irritations, posted on X on April 16, 2025, warning of a "Christian extremist takeover" in Australia, modelled on U.S. trends, and urging action to expose it. Here's my outline of his argument, drawn from the post and his broader work: Menadue claims Australia's Liber...

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The Empathy Critique: Christian Conservative Perspectives and Limits, By Chris Knight (Florida)

In March 2025, a cultural debate erupted when Christian conservative voices like Josh McPherson and Allie Beth Stuckey, echoed by Elon Musk, labelled empathy a potential weakness when "weaponised" to push harmful ideas. This critique, resonating with Christian nationalist currents, argues that empathy—often lauded as a virtue—can cloud judgment, er...

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The Lawless Australian Universities: A Case for Draining the Swamps, By James Reed

Australian universities, once bastions of academic excellence, have been corrupted by a profit-driven model that prioritises revenue over education. The evidence is overwhelming: excessive vice-chancellor salaries, corporate dominance of university councils, wage theft, and a reliance on international student fees have eroded pedagogical standards ...

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UK Grooming Gangs: A Persistent Crisis Demanding Action, By Richard Miller (Londonistan)

In a recent interview with The Times, a filmmaker who exposed the horrors of UK grooming gangs declared, "Things are worse now." https://www.thetimes.com/uk/crime/article/the-film-maker-who-exposed-grooming-gangs-things-are-worse-now-k9nwfg3j9 This stark warning reflects a grim reality: despite years of high-profile convictions and public outcry, o...

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AI Replacement in Professions: Reality, Implications, and the Douglas Social Credit Solution, By Peter West and Tom North

In April 2025, a Sydney radio station, CADA, made headlines when it was revealed that its weekday host, "Thy," was not a human but an AI-generated voice cloned from an ARN finance team employee using ElevenLabs' text-to-speech technology. For six months, Thy hosted Workdays with Thy, reaching 72,000 listeners without disclosing its artificial natur...

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What C. H. Douglas Knew, and Why the Age of Artificial Intelligence Could be an Age of Human Freedom — If We Get the Financial System Right, By Brian Simpson

For six months, "Thy" has been hosting the radio — bright, quick, insightful. This week we found out she's not real. She's AI. And not everyone is surprised. We're getting used to this. AI writes essays and news articles, diagnoses illnesses, handles legal briefs, books your holidays, translates your documents, and sometimes even pretends to be you...

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The Rise of AI Personas: Authenticity, Trust, and Economic Implications of Douglas Social Credit, By James Reed

In an era where technology is rapidly advancing, the lines between reality and artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly blurring. A recent revelation that a popular radio host, who has been on air for six months, is actually an AI-generated persona, raises significant questions about authenticity, trust, and the future of media and professiona...

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AI Replacement: What’s Real, What’s Not, and What It Means for Work and Society, By Paul Walker

AI is rapidly transforming industries once thought immune to automation - radio, medicine, law, bureaucracy, and journalism, to name but a few. The recent revelation that a popular radio host was, in fact, an AI creation, encapsulates both the promise and the anxiety of this technological shift. The question is no longer whether AI will impact thes...

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The ANZAC Day Welcome to Country Controversy, By James Reed

From a Christian conservative perspective, ANZAC Day is a sacred occasion to honour the sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand soldiers, reflecting values of courage, loyalty, and mateship that align with Biblical principles of selflessness and service (John 15:13, "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends"). The...

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What if They Gave Instead a “NOT Welcome to Country” Ceremony? By Brian Simpson

Imagine if, in response to the protests and arrests, Aboriginal groups escalated their stance, declaring a "NOT Welcome to Country" at future events: "You guys are not welcome, this is our hall now, so go back to wherever!" This hypothetical scenario would have profound fallout, especially on a day like ANZAC Day, which symbolises national unity. D...

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The Impending Implosion of the West? Geopolitical and Cultural Rifts Exposed, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The Western world, once unified by a shared ideology and strategic interests, is now visibly fragmenting. What was once considered the "West" is no longer held together by the same principles, nor is it reacting to the same global challenges in a cohesive manner. As global power dynamics shift, the Western Alliance, particularly the relationship be...

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Globalists Manipulate Leftist Movements for Social Control, By Chris Knight (Florida)

The article from Infowars delves into a complex argument concerning globalism, Leftist movements, and their role in triggering societal collapse. https://www.infowars.com/posts/how-globalists-use-crazed-leftists-to-p*ss-off-the-populace-and-provoke-dictatorship The author posits that today's globalist agenda, championed by elites and Leftist ideolo...

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