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Misreading Trump – Tim Stanley’s masterclass in truth and delusion Daniel Jupp I DON’T often feel sorry for the British journalistic class. It’s become a cliché to denounce the partisanship and purchased propaganda of the mainstream media, but every now and then an article comes along that demands a deeper and more melancholy explanation of why they so frequently get everything wrong.  The frenetic few weeks in which […] The migrant crime wave data they don’t want you to see Matt Goodwin THERE is a reason why some of the most revealing facts about modern Britain do not come from government press releases, ministerial speeches or mainstream media, but from Freedom of Information requests. Again and again, as I have demonstrated, it is only when independent journalists and researchers force the British state’s hand that we learn what is really going on beyond the carefully managed […] Our top ten articles of the week TCW THESE are the most-read articles we have published in the past week. The sixties soap that got me hooked on women’s magazines Liz Hodgkinson JUST recently, TCW made a reference to Compact, an American online ‘alternative’ magazine that started life in 2022. But I wonder how many readers remember a much earlier Compact, a fictitious women’s magazine that was the subject of a TV serial between 1962 and 1965? I remember it well because I was revising hard for […] Pouring cash down the drain in a déjà vu ‘Green Deal’ Paul T Horgan HOUSEHOLDS will be eligible for thousands of pounds of solar panels and other green tech to lower their energy bills, the Government has announced. According to the BBC, the Warm Homes Plan promises to provide £15billion to households across the UK over the next five years in a ‘rooftop revolution’ that will triple the number of […] Chagos? Greenland? Lost in a sea of meaningless maps Ivor Williams I REMEMBER being taught about countries and their capitals in geography lessons. We all had an atlas and were told to use it. Are countries and capitals still in today’s geography curriculum? Probably pushed out by climate change of course, who caused it (the UK) and what everybody should be doing about it. Is that […]

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Greenland Grab - What's Really Behind It? Trump isn't 'deranged', he's just stepping up the Yankee war on Europe By Nick Griffin Follow Nick on Substack Follow Nick on X  Why does Donald Trump seem ready to destroy NATO in order to seize Greenland? As everyone who has even glanced at the issue knows, the USA already has a huge military surveillance presence in Greenland, and this could have been expanded to whatever extent thought necessary to allow the States to defend the territory of its little NATO ally, Denmark. The propaganda about defence and the threat from Russia and China is therefore as absurdly dishonest as the claims about Venezuela and the U.S. drugs epidemic. The truth about Trump’s Venezuelan adventure is clear. A rational and informed observer merely needs to assess which of the two complimentary and interlinked motives is the primary one. Sure, the Zionist lobby is using the USA to do its dirty work, but the hostile takeover bid is also an attempt to shore up the petro-dollar and the $US’s position as global reserve currency. This isn’t a minor point; Venezuela has even more oil than Saudi Arabia, albeit very heavy crude which is more expensive to extract. Maduro’s moves to sell oil in other currencies, and to create a crypto-currency – the ‘Petro’ – backed by oil reserves rather than fiat money and usury, was an existential threat to the Federal Reserve. The end of the petro-dollar would halt the flood of foreign wealth which sustains both America’s stability at home and its military might abroad, plunging the former hegemon into economic collapse and imperial retreat. Whatever one may think of Trump’s 21st-century gunboat diplomacy, the reasons for it are at least quite widely understood, at least among those who study informed sources outside of the legacy media. Greenland, however, is a different kettle of frozen fish. As already noted, the “Russia/China threat” is a particularly threadbare excuse which no-one really buys. With no Zionist interest in the political position of polar bears or a few thousand seal-eaters, that only leaves two plausible reasons: Either Trump is drifting into Roman imperial level megalomania, or it’s about the minerals under the ice. This latter motivation has received a fair amount of coverage, but I haven’t seen any commentators who have explored this in terms of its geopolitical implications. And this is the heart of what it’s really all about. Greenland Grab - What’s Really Behind It? The thinking of Trump’s circle has best been explained by libertarian author Roger Stone. Best-selling investigative journalist Stone was indicted on fabricated charges in the now-discredited Mueller witch hunt. His sentence was commuted by Trump in July 2020, and he was pardoned that December. Stone Cold Truth with Roger Stone Greenland: The Midnight Sun Fortress That Could Decide America’s Survival Many Americans are baffled as to why the United States must acquire Greenland. It is because President Trump realizes that we cannot permit the Arctic to become an enemy highway, and the American people deserve to understand, in plain language, why this matters right now. Greenland is not a novelty. It is not a Scandinavian snow globe. It is not a quirk… Read more 18 hours ago · 60 likes · 12 comments · Roger Stone Who is Roger Stone? Entry in Stone’s fascinating Substack. The man is a shameless U.S. imperialist, but he does know what he’s talking about and gives a great insight into the mentality involved. Explaining the proposal to seize the huge island, on his Substack ‘Stone Cold Truth’, the Trump-supporting analyst wrote: “The world that runs on satellites, missiles, advanced radar, batteries, aircraft, communications systems, and next generation manufacturing is the world that depends on rare earth elements and strategic industrial inputs. Greenland is known to contain substantial deposits of critical and strategic minerals, including rare earth elements such as neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, and terbium. These are essential for high performance magnets used in advanced defense systems, radar, electric motors, and aerospace technology. “Greenland also holds uranium, one of the most strategically sensitive resources on Earth, vital to nuclear energy and closely tied to national security realities. “Greenland contains zinc, critical for alloys, infrastructure, and defense manufacturing. It contains nickel, a major input for high strength steel and modern battery technology. It contains copper, essential for power grids, weapons systems, electronics, and industrial production. It contains iron ore, one of the foundational industrial minerals for manufacturing at scale. It contains titanium, prized in aerospace and defense engineering because it is strong, light, and indispensable. It contains gold, valuable not only as a commodity but as a signal of resource wealth. It contains graphite, vital for batteries and advanced industrial supply chains.” Whether all this is totally true or not, and to what extent mining is practical under vast ice sheets, is not at issue here. What counts is that this is what Trump and at least some of his circle – industrialists and tech bros especially – believe. There are reports that Peter Thiel sees Greenland’s riches as the catalyst for the creation of an Ayn Rand style libertarian ‘Galt’s Gulch’ future city, but one doesn’t have to stray towards transhumanist science fiction to see the straightforward appeal of all those Rare Earth Minerals to a corporate elite painfully aware that their economic and technological world is based on REM’s on which China currently has a near-monopoly. They believe that the USA must confront China, so they have to find alternative supplies of critical minerals. Unspoken Reason Now let’s move to the angle which no-one seems to have noticed, or perhaps which people prefer not to talk about: While the proposed Greenland grab is clearly aimed at securing resources for a long-term confrontation with China, the short- and medium-term target is not China at all – it is Europe. If America doesn’t seize Greenland’s minerals, they will not fall into the hands of China, they will remain in the hands of Denmark. That is to say, under the control of the European Union. Trump, Vance and Musk have all made it very clear in recent months that they see the EU (and its socialist collaborators in the UK) as ideological enemies, but the rivalry and hostility runs much deeper than that. When the people running America were trying to run the whole world, they needed loyal and economically and socially stable NATO allies to help them do it. Now they are retrenching, clearly planning to operate a Western Hemisphere zone of influence against rival great powers with their own spheres. So America doesn’t need NATO any more. It needs a collection of bankrupt and subservient suppliers of the things it needs: Greenland, South America and Canada for raw materials, Europe and Britain for high quality immigrants to feed the reviving industrial base, and reconstruction markets for its economy. It doesn’t need strong European allies, it needs chaos and total subservience, because that is what will give it power and profit in its shrunken world. For the Wall Street/Pentagon/Beltway Empire to survive the rise of a multipolar world, the Dollar has to soar above the Euro and Sterling – and stay there. Similarly, the USA’s revived industrial base and military power must completely eclipse those of its European former allies. A concerted drive to reduce Western dependence on Chinese resources must spark the huge-scale exploitation of Greenland, but if that were to happen while it was under Danish control, it would hand the new wealth and power on a plate to Brussels. The Greenland grab is therefore not some isolated incident, born out of either presidential madness or resource hunger; it is simply the latest move in the long-running US Deep State war against Europe. The sea boils over one of the ruptured Nord Stream 2 pipes. The idea that Russia would have blown up the pipeline it had just finished building, in doing so losing a crucial hold it had over Germany, is one of the most ridiculous MSM claims of recent years. Make no mistake, this was the work of the U.S. Deep State, and the target wasn’t Russia, it was Germany and the EU. Recall how, on September 26, 2022, explosions wrecked the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which was intended to transport natural gas from Russia to Germany. This was the biggest act of industrial sabotage in world history and it is crystal clear that the Ukrainian perpetrators acted on behalf of their U.S. handlers and paymasters. The principal target of the Nord Stream bombing, and the energy sanctions which it complimented, is not Russia, but the economies of Europe in general, and Germany – the powerhouse of the European Union – in particular. The entire Ukraine war, of course, is a hostile act, clearly foreseen as the end goal of the 2014 Maidan coup, which was orchestrated by Obama regime operatives, with the heavy lifting done by Soros-funded NGOs. And while a good few people know about Soros, they often miss the point that his main role was in reality a plausibly deniable front for the National Endowment for Democracy, itself the CIA in drag. At one level, the target this time was Russia but, look deeper: The emptying and impoverishment of Ukraine is clearly a war aim for a U.S. elite completely entangled with Blackrock, Monsanto, et al. The destruction of most of the old inventory of the European and UK militaries is clearly a war aim for the U.S. Military-Industrial Complex, and hence for the many ‘lawmakers’ in its deep pockets. Above all, to create a crisis which ends up with the European powers pouring their resources into a perpetual military confrontation against Russia is a deeply hostile act which will eviscerate the economic potential of these former allies, now undeclared rivals, for decades. Once this is understood, other things fall into place too. The Soros/CIA operation to flood Europe with millions of Muslims and Africans of military age has as its flip-side the push – begun by Dick Cheney gofer Frank Gaffney – to use a torrent of donations by Zionist billionaires to fund the so-called ‘Counter-Jihad’ backlash. The CIA playbook for the destruction of the former Yugoslavia through an artificially triggered civil war is being re-run, but this time with the whole of Western Europe – Britain and Ireland included – in the crosshairs. Anyone who wonders if the people running the USA would be so wicked need only check a bit of history. No sooner had the New York money power begun to emerge than it provoked the War Between the States in order to consolidate its grip in the New World. Some 600,000 Americans were sacrificed in the first stage of Yankee imperialism’s world conquest. The East Coast political, financial and industrial elites worked overtime to push Europe into the fratricidal disaster of World War One. America’s stated war aim on entry into the war was the destruction of the empires, not just of the Kaiser’s alliance, but also of the Entente’s Russian ally. That was the whole point of “making the world safe for democracy”. Yes, it is very easy to trace the machinations of the banking houses and Zionist financiers in all of it, but to focus on them to the extent of losing sight of the guilt of the East Coast establishment is a grave error. With half of the Old Continent’s empires wiped off the map by 1918, the second round of the European Civil War opened the door to the rise of the USA as the World Hegemon. The U.S. war aim this time around was not just the defeat of Nazi Germany, but also the destruction of the remaining European empires – French, Belgian and British. This too was accomplished. In simple terms, the U.S.A. took over virtually all the strategic bases of the far-flung British Empire in return for a fleet of rusty old destroyers and the right to run up a debt which we haven’t long finished paying back. Ker-ching! Or, as Major General Smedley-Butler said, “War is a Racket”. And most of them since 1900 have been American rackets as well as Zionist ones. Given the European/Muslim ‘civil war’ now being primed by the two sides of the same Stateside coin, the war in Ukraine and the theft of Greenland are not isolated quirks produced by a purely Zionist agenda or the mental state of Emperor Donald. They are merely the 21st-century iteration of a much older U.S. Deep State hostility to, and undeclared war on, the nations of the Old World. The left have always been good at spotting and calling out ‘Yankee imperialism’ when it stomps its way around South America or the Middle East. They seem, however, to have a blind spot when it comes to seeing the same baneful forces at work against the nations of Europe, including Britain. But whether the left admit it or not, that’s what this is all about. Woodrow Wilson got re-elected in 1916 on the slogan “He kept us out of war”, and then did all he could to provoke Germany into the hostility which enabled him to drag America into World War One. Strangling Japan with sanctions and then ignoring the intelligence which would have save the fleet at Pearl Harbor repeated the warmongering deceit in WW2. Donald Trump’s slogans against foreign wars preyed on the same very healthy instinct of ordinary Americans for isolationism. Unfortunately, we now see that the old trick has worked yet again. Trump has betrayed his base and his promises, and is now in full-blown imperial conquest mode. Dollar imperialism is again on the rampage. It isn’t the only evil thing loose in the world, of course, but it’s certainly up there with the other monsters. Work on this level takes TIME. And time, to be blunt, is MONEY. If you enjoy this and my other writings, please become a paid subscriber on Substack by way of thanks, fair dealing and encouragement. Thank you one and all. Upgrade to paid Invite your friends and earn rewards If you enjoy Nick Griffin Beyond the Pale, share it with your friends and earn rewards when they subscribe. Invite Friends

The Australian government's latest assault on free speech

 The Australian government's latest assault on free speech is barreling toward reality faster than a kangaroo on a caffeine high. Just this week, reports emerged of an exposure draft for sweeping new legislation that would empower the government to cancel visas, seize materials, and crack down on anything they deem "hate speech" or "extremist ideology." While Parliament is set to return on January 30 to debate and likely ram this through, the writing is on the wall: it's the most damaging threat to online free speech we've seen in a decade.

The Albanese Government's bill, unveiled in the wake of last year's Bondi terror attack, targets non-citizens (and potentially anyone on a visa) suspected of advocating hate against a "protected group," displaying "prohibited hate symbols," or associating with "listed extremist organizations." No conviction needed—just "reasonable suspicion." Border Force officers could seize your gear at the airport without a warrant if it smells like Nazi insignia or ISIS swag to them. And get this: it applies to conduct overseas too. Your old tweet? Your social media history? All fair game for visa cancellation or refusal.

This builds on announcements from December 2025, where Prime Minister Albanese promised "aggravated hate speech offences" for preachers and leaders, harsher penalties for online posts, and even listing organizations for promoting "racial hatred" or "advocacy for racial supremacy." Critics like Liberty Victoria are already sounding the alarm: this undermines due process, chills dissent, and could be weaponized against whistleblowers, activists, or anyone who doesn't toe the progressive line on issues like immigration or cultural debates. Universities are sweating over their 600,000 international students— one "outspoken" post, and poof, visa gone. Businesses? They're scrambling to vet employees' social media before sending them Down Under. As one law firm put it, "Your employee's tweet could now become a visa liability."

Why is this the biggest free speech killer in a decade? Think back: We've seen the EU's Digital Services Act, and the U.S.'s endless Section 230 fights. But Australia's move is uniquely insidious because it weaponizes free expression. It's not just fining platforms or forcing content removal—it's exiling people for words. Online, this means tech companies face a tsunami of government takedown requests tied to visa cases. Platforms like ours at Gab, which exist to protect uncensored speech, will be in the crosshairs.

We all know "hate speech" is a slippery slope. Today it's "antisemitism," tomorrow it's criticizing government policy on borders or climate. We've seen it play out in the UK with their Online Safety Act last year, where the government leaned on platforms to hand over user data or face fines—leading to shadowbans and deplatforming sprees. Germany? They've been fining Gab for "hate" posts for years under the NetzDG law and turning X (formerly Twitter) and others into extensions of the state censor.

At Gab, we're drawing a line in the sand.

Our promise to our Australian users: We will not comply with data requests related to this new bill from the Australian government, just as we refuse to bow to other foreign governments like the UK's or Germany's. We built Gab as a bastion of free speech because Big Tech and Big Brother won't. Expect retaliation—blocks, fines, or worse, à la the UK's threats against us last year or Germany's ongoing harassment. But we're ready. Free speech isn't negotiable.

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Australia's bill hasn't passed yet (Parliament reconvenes soon), but the clock is ticking. If you're in Oz or elsewhere, join the resistance. Share this post, rally your networks, and contribute today. Free speech online hangs by a thread—let's not let them cut it.

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Seed Genetics – The Corporate Technology Which Could Cost Us the Earth

 

Seed Genetics – The Corporate Technology Which Could Cost Us the Earth Agribusiness, Corporate Control, Globalism and Immigration - What's To Like? By Nick Griffin Follow Nick on Substack Follow Nick on X  “And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth” (Genesis 1:29 KJV). The ideal of independent “free soil farmers” played a massive role in shaping the identity, culture and politics of the United States. Jefferson’s vision of a nation of self-sufficient yeoman farmers influenced the country’s political as well as economic development. The Northwest Ordinance of 1787 and the Homestead Act of 1862 were hugely important policies that promoted widespread land ownership. As their far-sighted architects intended, these policies helped create a culture of independence and self-reliance, which became a hallmark of American identity. Free soil farming also contributed to the growth of American democracy. With land ownership widespread, citizens were more likely to participate in the democratic process, to demand representation and to exercise their rights responsibly and wisely. Today, by contrast, American farmers face a corporate power and wealth grab which is making them more like impoverished share-croppers, or medieval serfs, than the proud, free men whose family farms formed the very basis of the national dream. And what is happening in the USA is being replicated all over the world - including in Britain and Ireland. Ever since the first development of agriculture, the seeds which formed its base were common property. Families saved the best grains, traded with neighbors or merchants in a free market, and improved local varieties through selective breeding. All that ended in 1980 with Diamond v. Chakrabarty, when the Supreme Court ruled that genetically modified organisms could be patented. Seeds became intellectual property, with hybrid and “terminator” seeds created in corporate laboratories. Food crop plants are engineered to yield once and die, and for their seeds to be sterile, forcing annual repurchase. The case of Canadian grower Percy Schmeiser should have been the loudest alarm bell. When patented genes drifted into his fields and hybridized naturally with his traditional crop, Monsanto sued him for infringement—and won. Even accidental possession of patented DNA was ruled theft. Global trade agreements extended those patents worldwide. Within a generation, seed went from birthright to barcode. Farming - long based on a privately owned, family holding - became primarily about the interests of a tiny group of giant multinational businesses. Their interests are ruthlessly enforced by research funding, corporate lawyers and lobbyists who buy the compliance of lawmakers. The system has shifted the whole emphasis of using the land from producing food and long-term sustainability, to maximizing profit and short-term gain. The commercial seed market was valued at roughly $66 billion worldwide in 2025 and is projected to exceed $100 billion by 2033 . Four conglomerates—Bayer-Monsanto, Corteva (Dow-DuPont), Syngenta (ChemChina), and BASF—now control about 70 percent of global seed genetics (ETC Group 2023). Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates that these top firms own 95 percent of intellectual property in corn, 84 percent in soybeans, 97 percent in canola, and 74 percent in cotton. Each maintains a vertically integrated empire: seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and satellite-driven data systems that monitor every acre. Bayer’s FieldView platform gathers soil, moisture, and yield data from millions of acres; every sensor feeds corporate servers, forming a closed loop of genetic engineering, chemical addiction and data enforcement. The Big Four cartel share one common purpose - total control of agriculture through patents and treaties such as WTO TRIPS and UPOV 1991. The most stunning indication of their power is that these ‘agreements’ have criminalized seed saving. At a stroke, and regardless of their theoretical land ownership rights, this strips farmers of their freedom and independence. In theory, farmers are free to walk away, but in addition to the financial and legal restrictions, the connection between genetically modified seeds and specific pesticides has created a treadmill of reliance on the corporations. Conservative ‘right-wingers’ rightly complain that Syngenta’s ownership by China’s state conglomerate ChemChina extends Beijing’s influence into global food chains. But those whose objections stop there are missing something even worse: The cartel’s monopoly on seed supply and rights is a form of feudal agriculture. Farmers are forced to pay tribute, not to kings or barons, but to corporations. Personal, unfettered ownership and control of farmland was the foundation of American freedom; but, under the new agribusiness system, farmers are effectively sharecroppers. Contracts, audit rights and bank loans tie them into the system as efficiently as poverty and debt controlled the former slaves and ‘poor white trash’ of a past which was supposed to have gone forever. With those bonds in place, the agribusiness cartel have ratcheted up their seed prices. In the U.S., seed costs have risen 351 percent for soybeans and 321 percent for corn per acre between 1995 and 2014, outpacing commodity prices and squeezing margins. This contributed to a 5 percent loss of farms from 2010 to 2017 and rising bankruptcies, particularly among midsize operations. When it gets to this scale, capitalism is not about free enterprise and private ownership, it’s about monopoly and the destruction of the institution of property. The system is now worldwide. In India, genetically modified Bt-cotton promised prosperity but delivered ruin. Seed prices soared, yields faltered, and debt mounted. The National Crime Records Bureau of India reports more than 250,000 farmer suicides since the mid-1990s, many by the agonizing method of swallowing pesticide. Across Africa, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)—funded by the Gates and Rockefeller Foundations (aee post below for a closer look at the central role of this operation in the promotion of the global coup) —pushes patented seeds under the banner of modernization. Nations adopting AGRA frameworks are pressured to enforce UPOV 1991 rules, outlawing traditional seed exchange. The Great Reset - a "Jewish Plot"? Nick Griffin · October 19, 2025 The idea of the ‘Great Reset’ has faded from the headlines, but the catastrophic damage done by the Covid Plandemic to the finances and health of entire nations means that the question of who was behind this global elite attack on the whole of humanity remains very relevant. Read full story In Tanzania, the 2012 Plant Breeders’ Rights Act imposed criminal penalties for using protected seeds without permission, affecting millions of peasant farmers who suddenly lost access to at least 80% of their previous seed bank. It all boosts corporate profits, but it is plunging the farmers and families of the Third World deeper and deeper into dependency, debt and despair. The resulting instability and social disruption is a major driver of emigration to the USA and Europe. Our Skin in This Game This issue, like the problem of neo-con and Zionist wars, is therefore something to which we cannot turn a blind eye, not only because it is morally wrong to do so, but also out of pure self-interest. Capitalism, just like Zionism and Judaic supremacism, ared not just major ‘pull’ factors for mass immigration, they are very harsh ‘push’ factors too. Quite simply, we can’t keep our countries for our people if other peoples can’t have peace and basic justice in their own. Finally, there is a massive future threat to food security. Reduced genetic diversity from standardized genetically modified varieties may heighten vulnerability to pests, diseases and environmental stresses. The focus on agribusiness corn, soybeans, and cotton has led to the disappearance of 75 to 90 percent of plant genetic diversity over the past century. The Irish Potato Famine was born of genetic uniformity; today’s corporate agriculture risks the same disaster on a planetary scale. 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