The Witchcraft University! By Richard Miller (London)

It seems like the final stage of decadence and degeneracy is being reached in the universities. Woke and political correctness at least could be seen to have a direct political connection to the Left-wing will to power. But now we are seeing the University of Exeter in Devon, England, introducing a course on the history and impact of esotericism, witchcraft, occultism, and magic. Does this conflict with the materialism of neo-Marxism? One can be sure that the sub-text will be how these cultural phenomena directly challenge Western Christian philosophy, and is thus part of the process of decolonisation.

This then actually does fit in with the Left’s cultural deconstruction of the West, only taking a New Age attack, rather than the usual path via cultural relativism. Remember, the means justify the ends for the Left, so if the New Age helps in sinking the West, then New Age it is.

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Rising Power Costs, Putting Concrete Boots on Cement Manufacturing in Australia By James Reed

It is a sign of the woke times, with dire effects upon industry due too rising electricity prices. Boral, Australia’s biggest cement, concrete and asphalt producer temporarily halts manufacturing each day. Its power bill has gone up by 54 percent, and to do something about costs, production is slowed down for a half an hour a day. The company cannot get enough economical renewable energy. As the Boral boss has said: “At a certain point during the day, when the price goes up to a certain level, our manufacturing stops,”

“We’ve worked out economically, it’s actually better to have thousands of people waiting idle for the prices to come down than actually do the work. That’s a real issue we are facing every single day on 300 manufacturing sites across the country.” Sadly, this is the negation of industry.

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The Rise, and Rise of Turbo-Charged Cancers By Brian Simpson

Dr Mercola has, at now deleted post, given his usual excellent takes on the disturbing phenomenon of turbo-charged cancers, very aggressive and fast-acting cancers, usually attacking the young, even children, who were once, at least pre-Covid vaxxes, unlikely to get those types of cancers. These cancers are almost always in Covid vaccinated people. Of course, it could be argued that since most people are multi-Covid vaxxed, this would the case, but the cancers are not being seen in statistically significant levels in the unvaxxed, which one would have expected via a random statistical distribution if the cause was not due to the Covid vax.

These cancers are depicted as turbo-charged, as they are usually diagnosed at stages 3 or 4, even though symptoms arise only days or weeks ago, which was not previously seen in these sorts of cancers. The suppression of the immune system due to the mRNA spike protein is one hypothesis advanced to explain this disturbing effect.

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Chinese Organised Crime in Australian Property Market By James Reed

The penetration of Asian Organised Crime into Australia gained momentum with the wave of Japanese investment and economic influence in the late 1980s, early 1990s. Now there is China, the new Asian imperialist, and with Chinese investment comes the influence of organised crime as well. “…there is a dark side to remittance operations. To ultimately settle exchanges via hawala, Chinese underground banks regularly use cash generated by criminal groups through activities such as drug trafficking, cigarette smuggling, organized illegal immigration and human trafficking, according to the NCA (National Crime Authority).” This money ultimately floods into the quest to buy up property in sucker countries such as Australia:

Let Bloomberg detail this one further:

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CEOs Who Just Want to be Replaced by AI! By Brian Simpson

I have often raised the counterargument to AI takeover, that if consistent it will involve the elites themselves being replaced as well. Well, blow me over, a survey by edX of over 1,500 executives and knowledge workers has found that 47 percent of them would be ok with their own replacement by AI! Why is this? “Success in the CEO role hinges on effective leadership, and AI can liberate time for this crucial aspect of their role,” Andy Morgan, Head of edX for Business said about the findings. “CEOs understand that time saved on routine tasks can stimulate innovation, nurture creativity, and facilitate essential upskilling for their teams, fostering both individual and organizational success.”

They seem to be forgetting that if AI can get that far, it can go the next mile too, and swallow up this so-called “effective leadership.” And if everything is going the way of AI, who needs leadership in the first place?

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The Massacres in Israel Show Conclusively that the Gun Banners are Wrong! By John Steele

The social media footage of the murders of innocent Israeli is truly shocking, and encompasses more than just the rapes, tortures and murder of old folks and women. The latest horror is that scores of Israelis babies have been found, beheaded. I am not concerned with the wider politics of the dispute which is under debate across the West. What interests me as a former soldier is that it seems that the Israelis were caught unawares by the sheer magnitude of the attack. Of course, there is a conspiracy line being played out that this is a 9/11 event, but I think on the balance of evidence that this situation occurred because of likely strategic planning by Iran, combined with gaps in defence due to the immense areas to cover. I could be totally wrong about this, but time will tell.

Whatever the geopolitics, it is clear that Israelis on the ground were unprepared, and hence gunless, could not put a defence. But, here is story counter to this, where Inbar Lieberman, the security coordinator of Kibbutz Nir Am, became aware that an attack was about to occur, organised a counter-attack, and saved the day. This is an excellent example of how guns can save people when the authorities simply cannot be there in time.

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Now, A Nobel Prize for Feminism! By Mrs Vera West

First, it was the Nobel Prize in medicine for the mRNA tech, that is having enormous health impacts for many people. Now the Nobel Committee has given the prize for Economics to Claudia Goldin, who has done research about the glass ceiling for women, as I understand it. Yes, that mythology, a feminist version of climate change extremism, is still being pushed and rewarded.

 

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US Land Surrender: Beware of the Voice Aftermath By Chris Knight (Florida)

Aussies need to be aware that the Voice referendum, if successful, will lead to reparation demands, and a turbo-charged native title movement, worse than the existing one that has put around 60 percent, and rising of eligible land into indigenous hands. Here in the US, even without your Native Title Act, there is still a movement gaining momentum of giving land back to the American Indians. It does not have the same legal power as exists in Australia, but it can still gain momentum. Thus, be aware of the existential dangers of a successful Voice vote.

 And, even then if the Voice is defeated, as I understand it, the Labor Party and the Left will not give up lightly. The so-called Leader of the Opposition, Dutton, has spoken of another referendum for recognition, so be sure that there will be a movement to put the Voice into operations by federal legislation, as has already occurred with several states. You will then be in the same situation as some Democrat states here in the US, like California. Get ready for this my Aussie brothers!

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The Rent and Homelessness Crises of Australia By James Reed

Microbusiness.co.au, has been giving very good coverage of the rent and homelessness crises in Australia, which seems to be spiralling out of control, fuelled by mass immigration. The Labor Party has engaged in the largest population increase in Australia’s history, of 626,000 in the 2022-23 financial year, with a record net overseas migration of around 500,000. I would add to this myself, as a personal view, that there is a racial Great Replacement aspect to this, with the vast majority of these immigrants being Han Chinese. The local elites used to crow about this as “Asianisation”; call it now Sinification. Go to any university, and see the future.  The international student programme is really just a branch of immigration.

The result of this demographic swamping is Australia’s worse rental and homelessness crises in its history. Clearly, if the country is to survive, the immigration issue must be taken on, head on.  Put it on the agenda after the Voice referendum.

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Decolonisation for the Left Means that the End Justifies the Means By James Reed

Leaving aside the politics of the Middle East, the Hamas massacre of Israelis, and the response by Leftist New Class elites in the West, raises deep philosophical questions in itself about the morality of Leftist politics, who in general praise all acts of “decolonisation.”

An insightful post by Peter Savodnik, senior editor at the Free press, assembles information about what we would expect from the Left. Raping, murdering and beheading babies is justified in the name of decolonisation, because one cannot make decolonised omelettes without breaking eggs (and legs), in this case, hundreds of eggs, if not  entire poultry farms. A viral post on X by   Najma Sharif, a writer for Soho House magazine and Teen Vogue, summed it up “What did y’all think decolonization meant? vibes? papers? essays? losers.” Obviously, all that and much more. 

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Elon Musk’s Neuralink, Blows Monkey’s Brain, So it’s Ready for Humans! By Brian Simpson

Elon Musk, supposed champion of free speech, also has a World Economic Forum transhuman agenda. While proclaiming that AI poses an existential threat to humanity, his own Neuralink is charging ahead with a Terminator project, that involves chip implants into the human brain. This is supposed to do all matter of wonderous things, like make the blind see again … turn water into wine, well, not quite.

However, it seems that one implant of the dark tech into a macaque monkey led to rupture of the poor thing’s brain. Yet, Musk insists that human trials must now go on. How many brains must be ruptured on the path to AI domination of the world?

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Trump: It Could be the Beginning of World War III and Obliteration By James Reed

As well as retired US Department of Defense officer, Former Pentagon insider Gregory Weaver, warning of the coming of nuclear war, Trump has also issued his warning, following the volatile Middle East situation, and the on-going Ukraine war. “We are in grave danger of having World War III," Trump said during his campaign stop. "This will be world obliteration. This is a real deal.” As well, he noted that the southern border invasion was in full force, noting that the immigrants as "some of the same people who just attacked Israel" and said that under Biden's open border policy, the United States has allowed "tens and thousands of terrorists into our country."

What Trump said about the US situation applies with even more force across the West, especially Western Europe, anywhere where the diversity/multicult cult rules.

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Former Pentagon Official: US Should Not Fear Nuclear War … Help! By Charles Taylor (Florida)

According to a retired US Department of Defense officer, Former Pentagon insider Gregory Weaver, who specialised in nuclear weapons defence, Russia does not have a strict adherence to the Mad, Mutually Assured Destruction doctrine regarding nuclear weapons, and has instead a “escalate to de-escalate” position. This is not well known outside of the circle of defence experts, and it certainly is not well known in the general intellectual population, whose thought is still back in the 1960s.

But, as documented by the late Dr Peter Pry, this nuclear doctrine is also held by other axis of evil adversaries, such as communist China, North Korea, and Iran. The policy relates to the use of smaller scale tactical nukes, rather than things like the country-destroying Satan II missile which can annihilated areas the size of France or Texas. There is no coming back if one of those giant fire crackers is let off.

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The Yes Voice Imploding? By James Reed

The foundational belief of the Yes campaign, embodied in the Uluru Statement from the Heart, is that the Voice is something that indigenous Australians want. If this is so, the argument from guilt gets going, such as, why should non-indigenous Australians vote to not let these special people have their special rights?

But, it seems the core proposition of the Yes site is just false. Polling done by the No side is indicating tht the majority of indigenous Australians support No, and will oppose the Voice. This, if it proves to be true in the only poll that counts, on election day, it will knock the Yes side quite badly. In the aftermath if they dare rattle on about white racism, if the majority of indigenous people oppose the Voice, that claim will be knocked flat. How will we know? By polling after the vote to deal with the statistic of some indigenous people changing their minds.

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The Genetic Colonisation of the Human Race By Brian Simpson

Dr Syed has posted an article last week where he detailed, in full scientific glory, how the DNA from the Covid mRNA vaxxes could be integrated into the cells. Here is a simpler explanation. But, we need not get bogged down on the scientific details, because what is important are the ramifications. The fact is that if this line of thought is right, people have undergone genetic modification. The vast majority of the human race are now genetically modified organisms. Where will this lead? The adverse effects from the vaxxes indicate that we do not know. And worse, the push for mRNA vaxxes of everything, including putting it in food so everyone gets vaxxed, is frightening indeed:

https://www.wfla.com/news/national/vaccines-in-your-salad-scientists-growing-medicine-filled-plants-to-replace-injections/  

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Trump’s Legal Battle a Test Case of Cancellation by the Regimes By Charles Taylor (Florida)

The legal cases against Donald Trump are clearly devised as lawfare to either prevent him from running, or destroy him financially and personally. There has never been anything like this in history, short of just shooting the guy, which I suppose is being contemplated by the Dark Lords.

The New York Supreme Court's order, based upon allegations of civil fraud, called for the dissolution of the Trump Organization. It is based upon allegations of Trump over-valuing his real estate to secure loans, all of which were paid back. The case is utterly absurd, since everyone over-values their assets, and that is why big grown ups like banks do independent assessments to get the right values. There is no case against Trump, but the courts have become dominated by Leftists who do not even try to be fair. This is case study of how Leftism destroys the rule of law.

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Chinese Raiders of Australia By James Reed

I have been covering the China buy ups of Aussie land, especially fuelled by the massive overseas student migration scam, totalling hundreds of thousands, if not more, students, as the agenda of the Asianisation Great Replacement of what remains of white Australia, rolls relentless on. Australia is being targeted as the top destination for buy ups, as the Australian laws are so utterly traitorous; most of South East Asia would never allow the buy ups that are occurring now, pricing local Aussies out of the market to occur. The universities have a big part to play in this, which is one more reason for closing down these commo globo centres for immigration recruitment. Higher education needs a radical rethink.

There is need for a new anti-immigration movement that is more hard-line than the ones in the past, as the hour now is getting late. Wake up, or die!

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Wind Power Not Cheaper than Gas By James Reed

One of the great dogmas of the anti-fossil fuel lobby is that wind power is cheaper than gas. This idea is fuelling such nonsense, seen in the US, but spreading, of banning gas stoves n new homes, and gas in the food industry and restaurants. This is an ideology that our side of politics needs to counter, and fortunately there is material to do this.

 

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A Climate War on Lawns? By Chris Knight (Florida)

I have been waiting for the climate change maniacs to declare war upon lawns. Lawns are so European, even British, bringing to mind an English country garden. The Left just has to attack them. While NASA has argued that lawns are a good urban carbon sink, absorbing large amounts of carbon, the counter is that lawns require resources such as mowers, fertilizer and weedicides, and each of these has a carbon footprint. Sure, everything does including human flatulence from eating World Economic Forum bugs. The argument below tries to show that having cows on farms can be much more ecologically sound than lawns, which is no doubt true. But, what should people in urban areas have if not lawns? Growing vegetables would be subject to the same argument, and maybe even less of a carbon sink. Of course, I oppose the whole carbon nonsense, but let us run with it for the sake of argument.

I have no doubt that there is an alternative approach to lawns which does not involve these costs. Like mowing them with hand pushers, and organic methods of weed control, like using vinegar, or just pulling the weeds up by hand.

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The Myth of a Melting Planet By James Reed

A new peer-reviewed study in the journal Climate, has made the case that the global warming hypothesis is challenged by an examination of the location of temperature measuring stations. It was found that most of these are in urban areas, giving rise to a heat island effect. If the measurement of temperature changes was using rural stations only, the extent of global warming changes from 0.89 degrees (C) per century to only 0.55 degrees per century. This alone would refute the climate emergency narrative that is being used to eliminate fossil fuels and farming in the West.

Thus, this is an important piece of evidence for our side. The issue about the accuracy of the thermometers measuring temperature in urban areas has often been raised as an objection to the global warming hypothesis. The counter is usually that there are so many stations, that any errors will get averaged out. That strikes me a bogus, as the error will apply to each station in an urban area, with all of them being inaccurate, so there is no averaging process that will work satisfactorily. An average of bogus data, is just averaged bogus data.

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