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News Round-UpWed Oct 22, 2025 01:01 | Richard Eldred A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ?climate emergency?, public health ?crises? and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
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The Firewall is BackfiringTue Oct 21, 2025 20:00 | Eugyppius The firewall is making AfD the strongest party in Germany, artificially empowering the Left and destroying the centre-Right, who alone can tear it down, says Eugyppius. Delaying its demise is only making things worse.
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Victoria?s Secret Has Paid the Price for Replacing its Angels With Trans and Plus-Size ModelsTue Oct 21, 2025 18:28 | Emily Fox Victoria's Secret's sales have been in freefall since it sacked its famed Angels and replaced them with trans and plus-size models. Now it?s desperately trying to backtrack, but the damage is done, says Emily Fox.
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Labour?s Islamophobia Definition is Redundant and Will Sow Confusion, Says Equalities WatchdogTue Oct 21, 2025 17:47 | Will Jones An official definition for Islamophobia is not needed and will sow confusion because there are already legal protections for Muslims, Britain's equalities watchdog, the EHRC, has told the Government.
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Starmer?s Grooming Gangs Inquiry in Crisis as Chairman Candidate QuitsTue Oct 21, 2025 17:15 | Will Jones Keir Starmer?s?grooming gangs?inquiry has been plunged into fresh turmoil after one of the candidates to lead it withdrew from the process, a day after two gang victims quit the liaison panel amid worries of a cover-up.
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Belgian MP speaks mind to Israeli ambassador over the Gaza genocide
The C19 Shot Is 'the Biggest Biological Pharmaceutical Safety Disaster in the History of Mankind' "Many tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, and potentially millions of people have lost their lives with the vaccine," grieved Dr. McCullough.
"This will go down as the biggest biological pharmaceutical safety disaster in the history of mankind — by a mile. This will go down worse than most wars in terms of mortality."
Dr. Peter McCullough is one of the most published cardiologists ever in America and is now serving as the Chief Scientific Officer for The Wellness Company.
Report by World Council for Health referred to in the video.
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Col. Douglas MacGregor debunks the Ukrainian narrative including Zelenskyy’s recent remarks on a “preemptive nuclear strike", on whether Russia is losing the NATO war in Ukraine and the fate of Germany and Europe with it.
Video of 1% tour highlights posted By Dave Donnellan
Up to 250 people took part in the 1% Network’s walking tour on Saturday last, October 9th. As people began to gather from as early as 12.30pm it was clear that large numbers were going to to take the opportunity to ‘see how the 1% live.’ The unusually warm weather and low-key Garda presence added to the almost festive atmosphere for this most unusual of political protests.
On Saturday 4th September Kate O’Sullivan, an activist from the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC), made a citizen’s arrest on former British Prime Minister Tony Blair at a book signing in Eason’s. However the Gardaí refused to act on the arrest, preferring instead to detain Ms. O’Sullivan for half an hour in a stairwell. At the protest outside Eason’s, where over 1,000 people gathered to protest the presence of Mr Blair in Ireland, at least three arrests of peaceful protesters where carried out, including that of a secondary school student. All have subsequently been released and are due in court on 30th September.
Thousands take to Letterkenny streets to defend health services
Thousands marched to defend health services at Letterkenny hospital from going under the knife. Anger and hurt was clearly evident on the streets of Letterkenny as pensioners and workers most vulnerable to any cuts in health services brought traffic to halt.
Rain falls on the snow. The Contagion has taken hold. Ghosts from the old Dead Republic are emerging everywhere as the day of judgement approaches.
On Black Tuesday a guilt ridden political functionary runs from his job burying bodies in the city. He is tortured by voices of reproach as he journeys towards home. He recounts the history of his dealings with Fingers - a boss 'who made the old boss look like Mother Teresa'.
Meanwhile, back in the city, amid the spiraling negativity, Fingers and his acolytes lay the foundations for a new Easter Rising.
Attacks on working people are mounting right across Europe. The so-called PIGS (Portugal, Ireland & Italy, Greece, Spain) countries have been to the forefront of these attacks. In Ireland, we have seen €7 billion of cutbacks, seriously damaging public services, including health and education. In Greece, there has been a 10% cut in wages and spending in the public sector, together with an increased retirement age, VAT increases and the freezing of pensions. Portugal has a plan to cut its deficit by €11bn over four years through a crisis tax on wages and cutbacks in public services. The Spanish Parliament has passed cutbacks worth €15bn on top of €50bn already agreed. Italy is due to implement "emergency-cutbacks" of €24 bn.