During the covid “pandemic” lockdowns, the healthcare systems in the UK and the US were marked by systemic abuse, including blanket Do Not Resuscitate orders and protocols that hastened death. Nurses who […]
Studies show that the injections can lead to myocarditis, a condition that can have long-term adverse effects on cardiac health. One study found that 29.24% of adolescents who received the Pfizer mRNA […]
American biologist and depopulationist Paul Ehrlich died on 13 March 2026. He was the Bing Professor of Population Studies at Stanford University and known for his 1968 book ‘The Population Bomb’ co-authored […]
What if the issue of our century isn’t managing migration, but reversing it altogether? What if we could replace the Great Replacement with a Great Remigration? A book released on 11 March, […]
The US government’s response to the covid pandemic led to widespread school closures, resulting in significant learning losses, particularly for students from low-income households. Studies by the National Institutes of Health and […]
The US has a long history of fighting for oil, dating back to World War I. Indeed, securing oil supplies was a major factor in many 20th-century wars, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. […]
Backed by US investors, a Nigerian company has won a contract with the Nigerian military to supply weaponised drones to defend the country from terrorist attacks. The company had previously stopped supplying […]