Britain today is facing a transformation more profound and permanent than any experienced in its post-war history. While political leaders fumble with slogans and soundbites, the data emerging from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) is ringing alarm bells too loud to ignore: mass migration is not just altering the demographics of Britain, it ...
In March 2021, a container ship named Ever Given became infamously stuck in the Suez Canal. For six days, this 200,000-ton behemoth choked off one of the most vital arteries of international trade. On board? French oak, felled in Europe, shipped halfway around the world to China, then slated to return to Britain as veneered flooring. That absurd su...
Stop me if you've heard this one before: A billionaire financier, dozens of intelligence officials, a pliant media class, and an anti-Trump psy-op walk into a classified memo. It sounds like conspiracy theory, or a sick joke, but according to newly declassified documents circulating through back-channel journalism networks and whistleblower drops, ...
It's often said that the Cold War's greatest miracle is that no one accidentally blew up the planet. But after reading Nicolas Hulscher's new peer-reviewed study, The Frequently Impaired Health of Leaders of Nuclear Weapon States, one thing becomes alarmingly clear: it wasn't just luck, it was blind luck! Russian roulette with hydrogen bombs....
A groundbreaking study published in Nature Biomedical Engineering in July 2025 introduced a novel method for vaccine delivery: dental floss coated with antigens, applied to the gum crevice to trigger an immune response. Led by Harvinder Gill, Ph.D., at North Carolina State University, the study demonstrated that flossing with antigen-coated thread ...
In June 2025, Dutch lawyer Arno van Kessel was arrested in a dramatic pre-dawn raid at his home in Leeuwarden, Netherlands, just weeks before a high-profile civil lawsuit against Bill Gates, Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, and other global figures was set to begin. Blindfolded, bound, and taken to a maximum-security prison, van Kessel remains detained wi...
In July 2025, YouTube announced a new AI-driven "age assurance" system for U.S. users, sparking alarm among privacy advocates and free speech defenders. The system uses machine learning to analyse viewing habits, search behavior, and account activity to estimate a user's age, flagging those deemed under 18 to verify their identity with government-i...
In 2025, Canada stands at a critical juncture, grappling with the fallout of a once-aggressive immigration policy that fuelled rapid population growth, but now faces a backlash from both the public and provincial leaders. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's admission in November 2024 that his government "made some mistakes" on immigration marked a dram...
In an age of disinformation, global chaos, and institutional decay, there is one idea that many in the political mainstream refuse to take seriously: the emergence of a "Red-Green-Blue" axis, an informal but increasingly visible convergence of three seemingly disparate forces: the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Islamist movements, and globalist ins...
AHPRA bureaucrats and investigators went to extraordinary lengths in order to unearth Dr Jereth Kok's private beliefs. This wasn't regulation. It was persecution. This wasn't oversight. It was a digital inquisition. Victorian general practitioner, Dr Jereth Kok, who was the subject of a recent shocking adverse ruling by the Victorian Civil and Admi...
Australia's foreign policy debate is mired in a dangerous anachronism, with some commentators and policymakers clinging to a 1970s worldview that misjudges the contemporary threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). As David Llewellyn-Smith argues, those who advocate for an independent Australian stance cozying up to China while distancing ...
The recent ruling by the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) against Dr. Jereth Kok, a Christian general practitioner from Melbourne, marks a chilling assault on civil liberties in Australia. Found guilty of professional misconduct not for medical malpractice but for his private online expressions of faith and conservative views, Dr....
The Albanese government's decision to include YouTube in its under-16 social media ban, set to take effect on December 10, 2025, has sparked fierce debate. Championed by eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant, the policy is framed as a protective measure against "algorithmic harms" to children. Yet, it conspicuously leaves pornographic websites unr...
Australia, once celebrated as the 'Lucky Country,' is sliding toward economic stagnation, with its political class steering it into what some describe as Third-World territory. The nation's economy now ranks 102nd out of 145 countries on the Harvard Atlas of Economic Complexity, trailing behind Bangladesh and Senegal, due to its lack of export dive...
The United Kingdom stands at a crossroads, grappling with a crisis of confidence in its police force and a creeping expansion of state surveillance. Allegations of police failing to protect vulnerable populations, shielding the guilty, and intimidating peaceful protesters have led to public outrage. This unrest is compounded by media narratives fra...
Recent revelations about a clandestine geoengineering project aimed at "dimming the sun" have sparked outrage and renewed debate about the dangers of unchecked climate intervention. Documents obtained by Politico through an open records request to the University of Washington, expose a multimillion-dollar plan to create artificial clouds over a 3,9...
On July 14, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump issued a 50-day ultimatum for Russia to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine, threatening severe sanctions and 100% secondary tariffs on nations trading with Russia if the deadline was not met. Just two weeks later, on July 28, Trump slashed this timeline to "10 or 12 days," citing frustration with Russian P...
David Llewellyn-Smith's July 17, 2025, article paints a grim picture of China's property market, describing it as "the greatest crash in the history of property" with another five years of decline ahead. This crisis, marked by falling prices, unsold inventory, and mounting debt, threatens to cripple China's economy and undermine its ambition to sur...
The claim that Australia could become a major weapons supplier for the United States under the $21 billion Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance (GWEO) Enterprise, as outlined in a July 22, 2025, Epoch Times article by Cindy Li, has sparked scepticism given Australia's diminished manufacturing base. Critics argue that a nation struggling to produce...
In her July 20, 2025, New York Post opinion piece, Melanie Phillips argues that Britain, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Labour government, is surrendering to Islamization and unchecked illegal immigration, eroding its cultural identity and security while fostering a toxic culture. She contends that Britain's failure to address the influx of ov...
