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The Global Pandemic Treaty: What You Need to Know
The World Health Organization has already begun drafting a global pandemic treaty on pandemic preparedness. What form will it take? What teeth will it have? How will it further the globalists in cementing the biosecurity grid into place? James breaks …
Will Kemi Badenoch last the year?
Reading the newspaper coverage of Margaret Thatcher’s election as Conservative Party leader is a reminder that the figure of history we know today was far from certain to emerge. “New Tory chief just lucky, says Mr Enoch Powell,” ran one …
DOGE is not radical enough
The Rafah Riviera. The withdrawal from Ukraine. The Republican proposal, apparently serious, to rename Greenland “Red, White, and Blueland”. In foreign policy alone, the first few weeks of Donald Trump’s second term have been bewildering: radical, revolutionary even, smashing decades …
Morrissey is the villain we need
It’s been 20 years since I first set eyes on a Smiths LP. The LP in question — Meat is Murder — was released 40 years ago this week. I loved that cover. It made me ponder an alternative universe, …
Interview 1930 – The CDC is Grooming Kids for the Next Scamdemic (NWNW #581)
This week on the New World Next Week: craziness in the gold markets points to a major monetary shakeup ahead; USAID bankrolled a major international news network with ties to social media censorship; and the CDC is grooming kids for …
Labour has outlawed banter
Have you heard the one about the Labour WhatsApp chat that got leaked? It was called “Trigger Me Timbers” and specialised in offensive banter. Health Minister Andrew Gwynne was the first and most high-profile group member to lose his job …
Facebook’s Flip-Flop
Facebook’s Flip-Flop
by Carl Heneghan at Brownstone Institute
In the days leading up to the incoming Trump administration, Mark Zuckerberg reversed his stance on fact-checking.
In a video announcing these changes, Zuckerberg admitted that their efforts to address this issue had created …
How YouTube forged the online Right
As a form, the YouTube video essay is entirely at odds with how we’re told we should receive our media — in five second Idiocracy doses. Yet for perhaps five years, this brand of often half-hour-long philosophical treatise was not …
ASTEROID 2032 “Whenever people need a hero we shall supply him” / Hugo Talks
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Donald Trump’s economic masterplan
Faced with President Trump’s economic moves, his centrist critics oscillate between desperation and a touching faith that his tariff frenzy will fizzle out. They assume that Trump will huff and puff until reality exposes the emptiness of his economic rationale. …
Why Trump loves corrupt Democrats
There is a colourful catchphrase popular in hip-hop culture that describes a kind of mutual respect between hustlers or players — “game recognises game”. It feels apropos of Donald Trump’s rehabilitation of ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich and the rescue of …
Anti-Trump judges sparked a legal crisis
JD Vance caused a firestorm on Sunday when he posted on X, formerly Twitter: “If a judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried to command the attorney …
Interview 1929 – John Titus Explains the War for Bankocracy
Today James talks to returning guest John Titus about his new documentary series, The War for Bankocracy, detailing the US Federal Reserve’s recent push to escape its constitutional restraints, what such a move would mean, and why the bankers must …
Labour’s war on the countryside
I spent the week before last on a hillside with some young people planting 12,000 saplings — oaks, and other native broadleaf species. We were helping to recreate a vital lost habitat, wood pasture, that will someday be home to …
Donald needs a Tokyo bromance
Donald Trump doesn’t have many political friends — but Shinzo Abe was an exception. The first world leader to meet the then President-elect in Trump Tower, Japan’s prime minister maintained a remarkably warm relationship with his US counterpart, with the …
Can America control its oligarchs?
When you hear the word “oligarch”, you might imagine someone like Farkhad Akhmedov, one of the 50 wealthiest Russians. In his book Mastering the Universe, economics professor Rob Larson writes that Akhmedov’s personal superyacht features a pair of helipads, a …