Can We Still Rock the Casbah?
Why has the left turned its back on the Iranian people?
Why has the left turned its back on the Iranian people?
Canada’s MAiD program was launched in 2016 for people whose death was “reasonably foreseeable”, but was expanded in 2021 to make those with chronic diseases and other physical conditions eligible, and advocates now want people suffering only from mental health issues to be included.
Copenhagen and Washington quietly agree on more bases, a closed door to Beijing and Moscow and a Danish flag that isn’t going anywhere.
Flood a nation with different cultures at warp speed and watch what happens
Taken to its logical conclusion, your life gets consumed by things you’re forced to care about and can’t affect anyway. And it’s all at the service of people who’d rather hold you captive than entertain you, or teach your kids, or serve you coffee – the things you’re paying them to do.
Australian government ministers are using CCP mobile listening posts.
We are in a spiritual war, which makes it even more obligatory for Christians to ‘man up.’
What to do when demonization, lawfare, and cultural indoctrination will no longer save you from your own deeply loathed policies?
Females wanting to conserve women’s rights, conservative Christians, and straight white men in general are increasingly being excluded from employment and wider Australian society.
The UN resolution to junk the Mercator projection of the globe – which makes Africa look small and Canada big – is nakedly political, says Professor James Alexander. No wonder the US opposed it.
Brent hit $US108 per barrel once news of the pipeline attack got out and, unless the Saudis fix it fast and supply troops to protect it – perhaps with soldiers from the other Gulf States – will likely rise higher.
How an extraordinary rescue raid humiliated a dictator.
There seems to be an almost obtuse wilful blindness amongst Western elites in politics and legacy media to see the real reasons that insurgent ‘populist’ parties are beating them in elections, says Professor James Allan.