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Afghanistan Goes Dark: Taliban Pull Plug on 40 Million People

The entire country of Afghanistan has just entered a total communications blackout. At 5pm on Monday 29 September, Taliban authorities cut the country’s fibre-optic backbone, reducing internet and mobile connectivity to less than 1% of norm

Climate madness: Australian Human Rights Commission demands that speech about climate change be censored

The Australian Human Rights Commission (“AHRC”) has recently submitted to a Senate inquiry that regulation is necessary to stop “misinformation” and “false narratives” about climate change. The AHRC wants to prevent the spread of climate-re

European Commission’s war mongering against Russia is to distract from its crumbling empire

The European Union is facing a crisis due to the lack of a clear strategy among its elite leaders, such as Ursula von der Leyen, Kaja Kallas, and Roberta Metsola. The EU’s focus on war with Russia is a distraction from its economic decline,

Man’s stage 4 cancer is cured by following the Hybrid Orthomolecular Protocol

A groundbreaking hybrid protocol using repurposed drugs and nutrients left one man cancer-free after stage 4 prostate cancer. Jeffrey Kramer, a retired attorney, was diagnosed with metastasised stage 4 prostate cancer and was told it was in

Why Is Nobody Talking About the Chaos in Nepal?

At least 22 people have been killed – many of whom were still wearing college and school uniforms – in Nepal. As reported on Tuesday, the government implemented a blanket ban on 26 social media platforms, leading to youth-led free speech pr

Online Safety Act: UK government’s global censorship has turned up a notch

This week, the UK government has openly moved from using the Online Safety Act for age verification to using it for censorship. On Monday, the Government announced urgent action to strengthen the Online Safety Act by amending it to classify

Major Red Sea undersea cables have been cut

Two major undersea cable systems in the Red Sea were reportedly severed, causing widespread internet disruptions across parts of Asia and the Middle East, including India, Pakistan, the UAE and Kuwait. The cause of the damage remains unknow

19 Killed as Nepal Free Speech Protests Turn Deadly

The streets of Kathmandu ran with blood yesterday after police opened fire on crowds protesting a nationwide shutdown of almost all social media platforms in Nepal. At least 19 have been confirmed dead with hundreds more injured – many of w

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

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

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

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