Last week, Jeffrey Tucker, host of The Brownstone Show, interviewed virologist Richard K. Burt. He tells of his personal history of knowing with near certainty that the covid virus was manufactured, and […]
Mike Adams argues that the most critical form of survival preparation is fortifying the body’s internal DNA repair mechanisms against modern environmental stressors, including radiation, chemical exposure and spike proteins. He says […]
In the following, FCP Australia reviews its past week, during which the outlet covered Fabianism, government growth, AI, the Voice, Uluru, student representation, medical consent and media accountability. These may seem unrelated, […]
China is accelerating the integration of humanoid robots into military applications, transitioning them from civilian and industrial use cases to potential battlefield roles. They are keen to use these robots because they […]
In the video below, StacheD reports on how little time people have to get out of harm’s way when an electric bike catches fire and the dangers these vehicles pose to people […]
How many times have we heard that oil prices and inflation are increasing the cost of governments’ borrowing? How many times have we heard that this is because of events in the […]
Last month in Paris, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, delivered a somewhat surprising speech. What was surprising was the candour with which she addressed the problems causing […]