
From beaches to old-growth forests, wind farms are destroying the environment in the name of saving it, says Sandra Bourke. ‘Greens’ are turning their backs as reckless ‘renewables’ industrialise the natural world
Written by Sandra Bourke

From beaches to old-growth forests, wind farms are destroying the environment in the name of saving it, says Sandra Bourke. ‘Greens’ are turning their backs as reckless ‘renewables’ industrialise the natural world
Written by John Campbell

In my recent video I showed a simple chart of the cycle that civilisations seem to pass through: rise, prosperity, complacency, decline, collapse, forgetting and renewal. Then I asked you a straightforward question: where do you think we are now?
Written by John O'Sullivan

Dozens of supermarket freezers and refrigerators across seven European countries were targeted in a suspected cyber-attack on the night of 1–2 November 2026, causing temperatures to surge (in some cases to 50°C / 122°F or higher) and spoiling large amounts of food.
Written by Pierre Gosselin

Extreme cold threatens Europe, energy crisis… When two of the planet’s most powerful climate phenomena align in an unprecedented surge, atmospheric scientists pay close attention
Written by Bret Weinstein

For decades, the public was told that pharmaceutical products undergo the gold standard of scientific scrutiny: randomized, inert-placebo-controlled clinical trials.
Written by Cassie B

New York City officials’ early count of mandate firings missed the mark by thousands. Attorney Jimmy Wagner, using Freedom of Information Law requests, uncovered Department of Education records showing 5,399 public school teachers were terminated in 2022 for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, with another 112 fired the following year
Written by Vijay Jayaraj

This fall China celebrated a harvest festival against the backdrop of record summer grain output of more than 150 million metric tons, although this notable accomplishment did not make most news
Written by Mary-Jean Harris

Any sensible person knows that correlation does not mean causation. Namely, that two things that happened simultaneously are not necessarily related
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH

In a disturbing new study, mad scientists supported by the National Institutes of Health funding grew human brain organoids from embryonic stem cells and connected them to a humanoid robot, allowing living human neurons to process sensory information and help guide its physical movements
Written by Dr Vernon Coleman

If you think that life was better before we had quite so much progress foisted upon us then you won’t like the world being prepared for us all by those promoting the Great Reset. There’s going to be a lot more `progress’ before they’re finished.
Written by Roman Bystrianyk

We live in a profoundly artificial world. Our food arrives from factories rather than farms, and much of it is engineered in laboratories before it ever reaches a kitchen
Written by John O'Sullivan

New peer-reviewed paper just dropped using 500 years of data and proving that ‘fossil fuel’ carbon contribution to rising atmospheric CO2 is effectively ZERO.
Written by Richard Eldred

The BBC has pulled material from its children’s Bitesize website promoting extreme views on migration and Net Zero.
Written by Canary In a Covid & Climate World

Before anyone can explain what caused global warming, there is a more fundamental question that must be answered: how accurately have we measured it?
Written by UK Medical Freedom Alliance

On 21st October, UKMFA’s CEO, Dr Liz Evans, appeared as a guest presenter on UK Column News (segment begins at 17:00) to give viewers an update on the UK’s Folic Acid Flour Fortification mandate, and to present her deep dive into the global players pushing this toxic agenda
Written by Linnea Lueken

A recent article from CBC News, titled “Climate change brings unpredictability, and it’s haunting the pumpkin harvest in N.L.,” claims that unusually wild swings between weather extremes in recent years in Newfoundland and Labrador is endangering pumpkin harvests, both being symptoms of climate change. [Some emphasis, links added]