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5 news stories, including EU to share biometrics with US and launch of UK’s mass internet messaging surveillance programme

5 important stories from this week that might have been overlooked. The EU’s plans to give the US access to national biometric databases; the launch of the UK’s mass internet message surveillance programme; an EU-funded organisation has det

Musk-Grok Controversy: Where’s the Line Between Censorship and Safety?

What began as reports of the Grok AI chatbot generating explicit deepfake images has quickly turned into lawsuits, regulatory demands, and international investigations. Meanwhile, Musk insists the outrage is being used as an excuse to tight

Is Maduro’s arrest simply about stopping drugs?

Trump’s quiet war with Venezuela is more significant than people realise, Alex Newman explained last year in an interview with Greg Hunter, host of USA Watchdog. Nicolás Maduro, who was the President of Venezuela until his de facto removal

Sweden and Switzerland are slowly winning the war against cash, but the fight is not over yet

As digital threats mount, cash is reemerging not as a relic, but as a vital pillar of secure and accessible payment systems. And Sweden and Switzerland are making moves to reverse course on digital currency and enshrine the use of cash in

Patrick Wood: 2026 will be a rocky year; keep your wits about you

By the end of 2026, AI is expected to have advanced 128 times since Trump’s inauguration and improvements in deep fakes will turn society on its head. This year will also see the rise of the robots, the risk of the food chain collapsing wi

Google and Microsoft to demand “age verification” from Australians

Starting 27 December 2025, Australians using internet search engines such as Google and Microsoft Bing while logged in will be required to verify their age through digital identity checks, including methods such as photo ID, facial recognit

Russia’s facial recognition programme rolls out to primary schools

Facial recognition as a biometric school entry system is already being tested in 20 schools in Russia. Alongside the use of facial recognition, the school grounds are fenced, cameras are installed along the perimeter and entry is through ch

News Stories from various sources (21.12.2025)

The following is a list of 11 articles/posts published by various sources that caught our eye. They cover Islamism and the reaction to it in various countries, fact-checking climate myths propagated by corporate media, a new book published

AI will be the demise of the climate alarmists

Decades of consensus around the so-called climate catastrophe are now running into new economic, technological and geopolitical realities. Mix in AI and its unprecedented demand for large-scale electricity generation, and we have a global c

Digital ID, and the digitisation of all things, is the greatest risk humanity faces

Gary D Barnett warns that humanity is being taken over through digitisation, digital ID, algorithmic confinement and technocratic incarceration, which will lead to the end of freedom and property. The transformation of mankind involves the

Protecting children online is a pretext for total digital surveillance

Protecting kids is a weak pretext for total digital surveillance. What’s worse, the EU’s monitoring exempted its own politicians from scrutiny. Their privacy matters, but not yours. Let’s not lose touch…Your Government and Big Tech are act

Bondi Beach Bloodbath: What Lit The Fuse?

Bondi Beach, one of Australia’s most iconic coastal destinations located 7 km east of Sydney’s central business district, is at the centre of a national tragedy following a deadly terrorist attack on Sunday. What has stirred up Islamic terr

There is no such thing as a “transgender” child

Earlier this month, Billboard Chris addressed the European Parliament to present the facts about the transgender ideology. “There’s no such thing as a transgender child,” he said. “I consider [transgender to be] one of the greatest lies eve