Kit Knightly In just the last few days ISIS – Islamic State or ISIL or Da’esh or whatever – have hit the headlines in publications from all over the world. A strong resurgence for a narrative that’s been more than quiet for the last few years. To do a quick recap, when last we heard …
Had enough of Pride? Had enough of schoolkids being indoctrinated by activist or pervert teachers? So have millions of other people, and at last the world is fighting back. Recently, Uganda passed a new strict law against homosexuality. Now, other African nations are following suit. Kenya is considering similar legislation, and Ghana is going one […]
By now, most politically aware Westerners have probably had enough of diversity, equity, inclusion to last for the rest of their lives. Outside of the Anglosphere though, things are very different; many of these countries are now looking down on the West, and when one considers what the rainbow coalition especially is doing in our […]
This March, Uganda passed tough new laws against homosexuality, while Greece has been kicking out illegal immigrants. These disparate acts have been condemned by the usual suspects, but both countries are doubling down. This is to be welcomed, although it must be admitted that the Ugandan Government has gone a tad too far. Both Greece […]
The West has threatened sanctions against Uganda over its new anti-gay law. There's just one problem: most of our energy suppliers and "strategic partners" in the Middle East also criminalise homosexuality.
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Henrik cover some of the latest developments in No-Go Zone this March 22, 2023.
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Homosexuality may no longer be taboo in the West, but much of the rest of the world has little time for any kind of sexual deviancy, especially Africa. And the trans movement cuts even less ice. Consensual homosexual acts are capital in at least five countries while they are banned in others. There have been […]
In February, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled that Uganda must pay $325 million in reparations to the Democratic […]
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Cobalt, a key metallic element used in lithium batteries and other “green” technology, is sourced from slave labor in the Democratic Republic of Congo. As the West points the finger at China, the US Africa Command is indirectly policing mining operations that profit US corporations. Ever since Belgium’s King Leopold II (1835-1909) established the Congo Free State in 1885, international powers have exploited the region’s vast resources. Leading a regime that went on to kill an estimated eight million people […]
