When money is abolished, surveillance becomes inevitable

The abolition of money, as originally proposed by Karl Marx, would inevitably lead to surveillance because every input and output must be tracked. Marx’s ideology, when implemented, would result in a system of control and rationing of energ

Nepalese government blocks access to nearly every major social media platform

Nepal has blocked access to major social media and messaging platforms as they failed to register and comply with the “Directive on Regulating the Use of Social Media, 2080.” The Government has introduced strict rules requiring digital plat

New Houthi Arrests of UN Staff

Forces belonging to the Houthis, who control much of Yemen, raided several United Nations offices and detained at least 19 UN staff on August 31, adding to dozens of UN and civil society staff already detained since 2024. The previous arres

AI Is The Final Human Invention: Will It Bring Peril or Prosperity?

Economist William Nordhaus once calculated that our ancestors spent approximately 58 hours of labour to generate the same amount of light that’s now produced by a modern lightbulb in an instant. By the 1700s, oil lamps cut that figure to fi

Heart inflammation caused by covid “vaccines” is a potential time bomb

In May, the US Food and Drug Administration ordered Pfizer and Moderna to expand the warning labels on their covid-19 vaccines to include a heightened risk of heart inflammation, specifically myocarditis and pericarditis, in males aged 16 t

Large Italian study finds mRNA injections have significantly increased the number of cancer cases

A large cohort study in Italy found a 36% increased incidence of hospitalisation for all cancers among those who received at least one covid vaccination compared to the unvaccinated. The study found statistically significant increased incid

12 New AI Billionaires

AI is creating new billionaires at a record pace.  The AI boom is becoming the largest wealth creation spree in recent history, according to CNBC. Last month, CNBC said that “AI is creating personal wealth on a scale that makes the past two

Henry Kissinger: “We regard our good fortune and strength in the field of food as a global trust.”

War criminal and depopulationist Henry Kissinger died at the end of 2023.  It’s fair to say that, apart from his Globalist chums, the world breathed a sigh of relief. In 1974, he gave a speech at the first World Food Conference, which was c

Q&A: Reparations for Historical and Ongoing Colonial Atrocities

In this Q&A, Human Rights Watch examines the application of the right to reparation to redress past and present harms stemming from colonial atrocities, including enslavement,[1] systemic racial inequalities, and other related human rights

UK scientists are engineering bird flu viruses with enhanced traits inside government-funded labs

The UK government is manufacturing brand-new bird flu pathogens with enhanced traits in the very same way US agencies admit covid-19 most likely began – inside a lab, Jon Fleetwood writes. Writing about a study published on 1 September, Fle

China’s Military Pageantry Masks Popular Discontent

As the Chinese government celebrated the 80th anniversary of China’s victory in World War II and the country’s military might this week, criticism of the Chinese Communist Party’s human rights record is building. For 50 minutes on August 29

Australia Should Halt Plan to Deport Refugees, Migrants to Nauru

Last week, the Australian government struck a A$400 million (US$260 million) deal with Nauru to deport 280 people to the small Pacific island nation. It is also proposing new legislation to strip those facing deportation of their basic proc

Three essays: The centralised control of your body, soul and spirit

The government you elected isn’t in charge and we are on the road to algorithmic authoritarianism.  They don’t plan to stop there.  The plan is to transform our spirituality, too.  The above are the subject matters of three important essays

China, Russia & India Just Teamed Up In Global Shift: What Next for the West?

In Tianjin on 1 September, China’s Xi Jinping told visiting leaders that it’s time to “take a clear stand against hegemonism and power politics” – a thinly veiled swipe at the US and President Trump – pitching the Shanghai Cooperation Organ

Two Girls Shot in Gaza

War is brutal and inhuman, yet even so, some action on the battlefield is still acknowledged as being unacceptable. Depending upon their nature and severity, some incidents may be regarded as morally wrong, and others may be deemed war crim