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AI and digital devices are causing children to become depressed and confused
Classroom devices, smartphones and, increasingly, AI chatbots are stunting children’s cognitive and emotional development and driving a youth mental-health crisis, experts warn. AI And Screens Fuelling A Generation of Depressed, Isolated and […]
Burnham claims to support new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea. Is he being genuine?
As Manchester Mayor, Andy Burnham wanted to slash hydrocarbon use by 90% in 10 years. Now the new Energy Minister is making similar noises. Destroying the UK economy still seems to be […]
The Rape Gang Inquiry Report: Felicity’s story
For years, a gang of Asian Muslim men subjected Felicity and other girls to rape, and physical and mental torture. As punishment for reporting one of the gang members to the police, […]
Marxism and Shia Islam have a core feature in common
Karl Marx’s theory of immiseration and Islam’s Twelver Shia doctrine share a common core feature: “redemptive inversion,” where the existing order is not improved by degrees; it is completely reversed Marxism and […]
DARPA’s Prometheus: When computer models, not symptoms, become the basis for quarantine
In 2016, DARPA launched the Prometheus programme to develop a test that predicts whether a person will become contagious from an infectious disease within 24 hours of exposure, even before symptoms appear. […]
Iranian regime’s UK charity is allowed to sponsor “skilled workers” to migrate to the UK
The Islamic Centre of England, a London-based charity accused of being part of the Iranian regime’s propaganda machine, is licensed by the UK Home Office to sponsor visas for “skilled workers” and […]
Mexican government tries to implement biometric registration for mobile phones; millions don’t comply, and the government backs down
1 July was the deadline for Mexicans to register all of the estimated 158 million mobile phone pay-as-you-go SIM cards using their personal biometrics as identification. Non-compliance meant the SIM card would […]