In the aftermath of Mark Zuckerberg’s open letter to Jim Jordan and the arrest of Telegram’s Pavel Durov, renowned investigative journalist Ashley Rindsberg exposes the troubling history of media and social media bias and censorship at the highest levels. In this interview, Ashley reveals how the New York Times has shilled for authoritarian regimes from
A strange coincidence: brave young German activists who dared challenge the Nazi Party, a UK Column article from 2008 called The White Rose and a gutsy woman called Rosie. In 2008, UK Column—which at that time was a print newspaper—published an article entitled The White Rose. We began that article by stating that it had
By Robin Briggs The Roman Empire’s command strategies for its conquered territories included the branding of the land and the people with a new name. ‘Palestine’ and ‘Palestinian’ were contrived in this way by Rome and had no connection with any people group other than the Israelis. ‘Palestine’ was the Roman substitute name for everything
A review of Alison Weir’s book by Serena Wylde Against Our Better Judgment: The Hidden History of How the US Was Used to Create Israel In this comprehensively researched book of 2014, Alison Weir relates how political Zionists went from a small interest group in the late 1880s, to a powerful movement in the 20th
By Ray Wilson Operation Underworld It didn’t start or end with Operation Underworld. It’s early; a hint of light brightens the battleship grey sky. The village is quiet; its occupants are sleeping blissfully. My hound, excited by the smells permeating the morning air, trots along at a fair pace. As we stroll along the deserted
By Ray Wilson Where There Is a Wheel January 27th, 2024, is a very significant day. The Holocaust, a genocide in World War II, is commemorated annually on January 27th to honour victims and raise awareness about hatred, discrimination, and violence originating from Hitler’s racial purity policies. January 27th, 2024, is also the last day
Why I wear my dad’s dog tags By Harry Hopkins Most of us who frequent TWR are fully aware that we are fighting a war to preserve our freedom. The weapon of choice rained against us is fear and it is thrown at us every minute of every day. It stretches from deadly diseases, so
By Ray Wilson The Ural Patrol T motorcycle, a copy of the legendary Cossack, demonstrates that war is a hellishly good driver of technology, or so the advertising blurb suggests. The Ural is a reconstructed Soviet World War II sidecar motorcycle that gives the same benefit as its forefathers: two-wheel drive. A crankshaft connects the
Matt Ehret delivers a speech on Day one of two of the Never Again Goes Global conference in Hamilton Ontario sponsored by Trinity Productions. This conference featured Holocaust survivor/activist Vera Sharav and other leading anti-fascist activists such as German MP Christine Anderson, Children Health Defense Fund leader Amanda Forbes, investigative journalist Trish Wood, and Father
The Fourth Turning By Ray Wilson I was on my weekly visit to see my dad and my brother Rich, and we were talking about our aunt Sally. Sally is a martyr to her legs; she has always suffered with them since she was a child. She puts it down to being almost bombed out