Plague Island is an independent political and cultural journal examining power, propaganda, and the stories nations tell about themselves. Through long-form essays and sharp commentary, it explores the fractures of modern Britain and America.
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A decade of counter-extremism destroyed every vehicle and never touched the cargo. France dissolved Génération Identitaire. The platforms banned the network. Britain turned the leadership back at the border. The word came in anyway. Part Four of The Permission Structure traces how "remigration" outlived everything built to carry it.
The ceasefire was a lie. While the cameras looked away, Israel seized two-thirds of Gaza, drew a moving kill zone, and called it a peace deal. This is the land grab in plain sight.
Since December 2024 this publication has documented the genocide in Gaza and the machinery, political, legal and rhetorical, that Britain and the West built to protect it.
Before people can be removed, they have to be ranked.
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The Great Replacement is not a fringe conspiracy. It is a racist political project with funders, thinkers, politicians and a body count. This is how it works.
One thousand days of genocide in Gaza: what the count measures, who supplied it, and how the memory is already being falsified.
Keir Starmer won a landslide and squandered it. A farewell to the man who mistook a waiting room for a mandate — and left nothing behind.
Israel's National Security Minister demanded Lebanon burn. A 14-year-old woke from a coma to ask "where is humanity?" We have the answer. It is damning.
