Is the Covid magic wearing off in Queensland, too? Little good came of the Covid pandemic — or, more correctly, the disaster of Covid policies, which some have dubbed the worst collective policy failure since WWII — unless you were a political leader, of course. In almost directly inverse proportion, the worse
What is it about dodgy Democrats and emails? First, we had Hillary Clinton illegally using a home-server to host her classified email accounts and keep them from public oversight. Lest any embarrassing secrets get dislodged by computer forensics, Team Clinton thoroughly wiped the servers with BleachBit, a program designed
We live in a time of near-universal deceit. Lies are all around us. All-too-often, lies are the stock in trade of the very same people finger-wagging us about “harmful misinformation”. The lies of the powerful and their media lickspittles are too numerous and too obvious to
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After a week’s worth of skirmishes with customer service providers, I am heavily of the opinion that the idiots I spoke to this week should change their department titles from “Customer Services” to “Please Go Away, We Don’t Want to Help”. Customer service is extinct. Naturally, companies are
Thomas Cranmer has looked into the Public Interest Journalism Fund and started posting some very interesting observations on X. One of the statistics is the number of Total Content Views. NZ on Air claims that they’ve had 166 million views across 72,000 pieces of content. Sounds impressive doesn’
The “Yes” campaign for the “Indigenous Voice” referendum just can’t seem to get their stories straight. Time and again, they’ll say one thing in parliament or to the media, only to be directly contradicted. Quite often, it’s the same person contradicting their own words. Which is all
Canadian and Australian professionals are free to express their opinions — as long as they express only the opinions they’re told to. That’s the clear upshot of the treatment of two high-profile academics, Jordan Peterson in Canada, and Peter Ridd in Australia. Both have been unceremoniously gagged by
Michael Mansell has come straight out and said the quiet part out loud: it’s all about an Aboriginal ethnostate. I’ve been warning for months that the “Uluru Statement”, the foundational document of the “Voice” referendum, is a tacit call for a racially separatist, Aboriginal ethnostate, encompassing part or
There are a couple of notable trends in vegetarianism. Firstly, vegetarians and vegans are overwhelming likely to be either Millennials or Boomers, female, and (when religious motivations are factored out) white. Vegetarianism is especially the choice of teenage females. Secondly, most vegetarians eventually revert back to eating meat. Because of
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“Today, I ruled out working with New Zealand First and Winston Peters after this election and I wanted to let you know why.” Chris Hipkins email to the party faithful 27 August 2023 Email – CopyDownload Spoiler alert – Hipkins isn’t exactly honest about his motivation for targeting NZ First instead
National has released their tax policy and it is rather more detailed than anything we have seen from the Labour Party. Predictably, Labour has rubbished it, but it certainly looks like Nicola Willis has put considerable thought into this policy. The National Party has unveiled its plan to introduce four
Ah, the Race Card: is there anything it can’t do? Why take responsibility, when you can just blame it on “colonialism”? BFD readers will be grimly familiar with the routine: Bro goes the bash on his missus and kids. “Oh, but, yer Honour, it’s the ongoing impact of
