The three-fold assault on freedom in the West, Part 3 PETER MCILVENNA NOWHERE and on no subject is speech more constrained than when it comes to what is characterised as ‘Islamophobia’. I am currently involved […]
REJECT THE 2024 IHR AMENDMENTS The deadline (July 19, 2025) to reject the 2024 amendments to the IHR is fast approaching. People in every nation should insist that their head-of-state submit a letter of REJECTION […]
First large-scale production plant to “accelerate the expansion and adoption of Bovaer” in order to “combat climate change” will be fully operational by November. JON FLEETWOOD To curb cow flatulence in the name of so-called […]
Open Letter to the World Press MOJMIR BABACEK Water constitutes a significant portion of the human body, ranging from 55% to 70%. A large proportion of this water contains particles known as ions, which are […]
DR DAVID BELL and DR THI THUY VAN DINH The draft Pandemic Agreement (PA) has been under development for three years by delegates of 194 Member States of the World Health Organisation (WHO), the health agency […]
Dystopian vision frames digital ID as the gateway to participation in society, controlled by governments and corporations. JON FLEETWOOD In a recent article, the World Economic Forum (WEF) is openly pushing digital public infrastructure (DPI)—anchored by digital ID […]
TOBY YOUNG In my Spectator column this week I’ve written about Kemi Badenoch’s announcement that she’s committed to scrapping the practice of recording ‘non-crime hate incidents’, which is extremely welcome. Here’s how it begins: Could the end […]
No, in 1381 FREDERICA St George’s Day 1376 marked the beginning of a significant unrest in England. Edward III called the first Parliament in three years to ask the Commons to grant a subsidy […]
WILL JONES Britain has just weeks to escape new powers allowing the World Health Organisation to recommend imposing lockdowns in future pandemics, a group of MPs and peers has warned. The Telegraph has more. The UK must […]
HUGH MCCARTHY In The Social Contract, the controversial French Enlightenment philosopher Rousseau asserted the sovereignty of the people: a government should express the will of its people and allow for the people to possess individual freedom. […]
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