The United Kingdom’s justice system faces an unprecedented crisis in 2025. What was once the bedrock of democratic legitimacy—equal application of law—has deteriorated into what critics call “two-tier policing” and “selective justice.” Writer Daniel Jupp’s recent revelations expose a disturbing reality: being British, particularly holding conservative views, has become a liability in your own country. […]

When Fear Drove Policy: The Inside Story of Pandemic Response Failures The early months of the COVID-19 pandemic revealed a disturbing truth: those tasked with protecting global health security had “no idea what they were doing.” This assessment comes not from an outside critic, but from Professor Garrett Wallace Brown, a health economist who sat […]

When Financial Incentives Meet the Gridiron It’s football playoff season, which means two things reliably surface: arguments about officiating and suspicions that money bends outcomes. For nearly a decade, the Kansas City Chiefs dominated as the league’s most visible franchise, and many fans believed they benefited from favorable calls. For once, that belief has been […]

Introduction: When Fear Becomes a Business Model Dr. David Bell once worked inside the World Health Organization. Now he stands apart from it—diagnosing a different disease altogether. Not malaria. Not tuberculosis. But the systematic capture of global health by profit and politics. His verdict is stark: the world is being prepared not for health, but […]

Robin Pickett on British identity crisis: How multiculturalism replaced integration in London, eroding English culture, community networks, and national sovereignty. A deep dive into cultural transformation.

Pastor Darrell Scott discusses health disparities, Black voters, Trump endorsement, conservative values, and the intersection of faith and politics. Explore economic opportunity, family structure, and the opioid crisis affecting Black communities.

Introduction: When a Pandemic Vanishes Without Explanation In 2015, the world watched in horror as news emerged from Northeast Brazil about a devastating new threat: the Zika virus, supposedly causing severe birth defects called microcephaly in babies. The World Health Organization declared it a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). Travel advisories were issued. […]

Mark Changizi thinks like an engineer but speaks like a poet of motion. His new book, Motorcycle Mind, begins with the idea that at speed the machine stops being machine: the motorcycle is the mind externalized—a proof that physics and feeling share one grammar. It hums, it leans, it breathes. “It’s alive because we are,” […]

Explore Clive Pinder’s provocative insights on European migration crisis, cultural assimilation challenges, and the emerging posthuman future powered by artificial intelligence. Discover how immigration policy and AI will reshape humanity. The Crisis of Cultural Identity in Modern Europe In a thought-provoking conversation, British entrepreneur and contrarian thinker Clive Pinder tackles one of the most contentious […]

Norman Fenton built a career on mathematics. He mastered Bayesian methods of risk assessment. He trained students, published widely, advised government and industry. Universities honored him with fellowships. Colleagues praised his rigor. Then he spoke against COVID statistics. I was regarded as a leading expert,” he said in a recent interview. That all changed when […]