The Internet creates isolated echo chambers where everyone experiences different algorithmic bubbles. Unlike physical communities, people now exist in personalised digital mirrors which reflect their biases. This fragments society as governance struggles with generations retreating online.
Christ's radical call to forgive enemies disrupts humanity's revenge cycles. At Calvary, God absorbed judgment to create mercy, breaking evil's perpetuation. As England fractures, the path forward requires absorbing anger without returning it—we cannot lose who we are on the altar of wrath.
A Restorationist writer published her own story dealing with my co-editor. One of many which are emerging with similar details. After a vicious pre-emptive smear campaign portraying myself and others as suffering a "psychopathic episode," we forwarded what we found to the police.
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.
The long-standing Labour stronghold of Caerphilly fell to Plaid Cymru’s candidate Lindsay Whittle, who won 47 % of the vote. Reform UK came second at 36 %, while Welsh Labour collapsed to just 11%. The result has signaled a major shift in Welsh politics from the uniparty to a new theatre of battle.