If the power for the North Island were produced from geothermal plants with Bitcoin mining as the guaranteed buyer, there would be no limit to how much energy we could produce to bring prices down and boost other heavy industry.
A rogue billionaire, a nationalist party and a few dozen patriotic public servants could save this country in three to six years. The majority would back them and get their country back.
What is now a simple snatch and grab for crooks will soon make them fair game for any good man willing and able to do his duty. The risk will now be firmly on the side of organised criminals and petty thieves.
Now they panic. Now they screech. Now they are horrified. Now they see who is sovereign.
I’m definitely getting a lot older, but the National playbook to scam voters is frozen in time.
All these left-wing indoctrination courses across every professional body could be removed today. The problem is the coalition, and National in particular, do not want them gone.
Yes, we’re still losing on this issue but there are elections every three years and we can demand better negotiation positions from NZ First and ACT.
Bukele, Milei and Trump are successful and capable of far more radical changes: they have a vision of their nations first and foremost as homes for their people.
Visiting these sites in the Bay of Islands really is a must-do experience once you have an understanding of the history beyond the sanitised bits.
The power of independent media continues to grow as the legacy media continues to crumble. We have the ears of the elite. We must press the advantage in 2025.
I oppose the current way the Treaty is being manipulated in New Zealand, yet I am concerned the Treaty Principles Bill undermines New Zealand’s historic identity.
What a year it has been. There has been a big vibe shift across the Western world, and the Anglosphere in particular.
I will end this post with gratitude for those who have stood with us over the years in getting some answers and justice for the January 2020 police raid on our home.
Voters they can put a party into government, but not into power.
The idea is to take existing Māori land (already defined in legislation) and create a local council for each iwi or hapū that wants to take this model. The largest bits of contiguous land any iwi or hapū own would be sufficient.
