Immigration
The Threat We’re Not Supposed to Discuss
If policymakers and the public want effective prevention, they must start with a clear-eyed assessment of the risks rather than with wishful thinking.
Are We Witnessing a Coordinated Attack on the Irish?
St Patrick’s day under siege by multicultural rebranding.
Our Patron Saint’s Day Rebranded
Shannon partnership holds crisis meeting amid public backlash.
The UK Grooming Gangs Scandal
Whether this shift will endure remains uncertain, but the discussion itself felt like a decisive break from years of silence, deflection, and managed anarchy.
Welcome to the Lowest-Common-Denominator Society
It’s worth paying close attention, because Germany may be one of the worst offenders, but it isn’t the only Western nation making these choices.
Ellison and the Somalia Pipeline
When he said, ‘this is the lifeblood of the country,’ he wasn’t talking about America.
Restore Britain? Not Before We Answer a Simple Question
Until and unless Rupert Lowe shows the courage to define what a British person is, then he is just doing the same thing over and over, pretending to expect different results.
When ICE Isn’t Allowed To Do Its Job
The underground pipeline into America is a vicious machine leaving stacks of bodies in its wake.
Have Europe’s Open Doors Validated This?
The betrayal of innocence as 13-yr-old Christian girl abducted, raped and forced into Islamic marriage.
Could Record Migration Levels Be a Factor?
Ireland’s sexual offence rate is 43 per cent above the EU average.
Prebble’s Weak Defence of Open Doors Ignores Real New Zealand Concerns
Leaders must restore economic security and confidence. That starts with listening to voters rather than lecturing them about populism being bad.
