I don't give a fuck, and neither should you.
Editorial
Mince pies cooling on windowsills. Church bells at midnight. Presents by the hearth. Boxing Day obligations. Carols in the street. Christmas pudding aflame. The Bond film at three. Before America sold us Santa, we had something richer: a Christmas rooted in Christian charity, community, and home.
Editorial
Since his expulsion, our small publication has endured severe criminal harassment from former contributor, Michael Reiners. In the midst of it, two unlikely sources rose to our defence with disturbing testimonies: his closest friends from the last 15 years who felt they needed to raise the alarm.
Analysis
A state-sponsored killer dies with £500,000. A secret court seals his will until 2095—the same protection given to royals. Taxpayers funded dozen of his murders for decades. Now they're forbidden from knowing where the money went. The British state's corruption is a deep, endless pit.
Reports
Britain's nuclear deterrent depends on factories falling apart. Facilities meant to replace them are a decade late and billions over budget. Our defence relies on one submarine not failing, and we can't manufacture weapons. The Ministry of Defence doesn't want you to know how bad things have become.
Reports
The UK is still a formidable specialist military, but it is not a serious warfighting nation anymore. It lacks the people, the steel, the fuel, and the ammunition to survive a modern sustained conflict. Its nuclear weapons barely work. Hyperbole? No. NATO, the MOD, MPs, allies, and enemies agree.
Opinion
The highly-online ADHD video game porn addicts of Britain are happy to throw the baby out with the bathwater and embrace political violence to demand what they want, regardless of the consequences to the country. Don't expect any adult voter to take you seriously if your tantrums are your manifesto.
History
A metallurgist stole nuclear secrets from Europe, then sold atomic weapons capability like a franchise—complete with manuals, components, and customer support. His clients? Iran, Libya, North Korea. The bombs he helped build are still out there. One man nearly broke the world. A true Bond villain.
Free
Integrity is not negotiable. Even in our most difficult moments, we must hold the people closest to us accountable, even if it shocks us to the core. No compromise with evil. No compromise with the darker secrets hidden away. This spectre came to haunt us this week with devastating consequences.
Comment
Dr Kelly's death defies medical science: minimal blood from a wound that couldn't kill, non-fatal toxin levels, no fingerprints on the knife. Police prejudged suicide before investigating. Records still sealed for 70 years. Britain's top weapons expert was silenced under the Turnbull/Blair regime.
Opinion
The Treasury's master plan to pay the welfare bill of population = GDP assumes employment stays the same. If automation wipes out even 10% of jobs, we are staring into the abyss of an inflated population reliant on welfare. Remigration is becoming a matter of national economic survival.
The Great Repeal
Why waste time squabbling with EU bureaucrats about trade borders when we could abolish taxes and tariffs altogether, stimulating a huge surge in economic growth and prosperity for the country's poorest region? From problem child to Cayman-style economic laboratory: a Sovereign Economic Zone.
Analysis
The sugar high of mass money-printing is concealing an emerging financial depression worse than anything we have seen in a century, driven by fatal government borrowing to pay for socialism. The labour shock of mass layoffs by emaciated small businesses employing AI means growth cannot fix it.