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If We Had Followed the Science?

If We Had Followed the Science?

dailytelegraph.co.nz Dr Hatchard Joined Guy Harvey of Soul Family Chat to Discuss the Latest Research Data on Covid mRNA Vaccines. Hatchard noted that while there are now over a million scientific papers published on Covid and the Covid vaccine, there are ‘gold standards in science’ which help to

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Can We Fix the Education of Boys?

Can We Fix the Education of Boys?

Alwyn Poole www.innovativeeducation.co.nz www.alwynpoole.substack.com/ As I am preparing for the privilege of being on the education panel and 2023 NZ Economics Forum, I still shake my head at where we have got to. With regards to boys’ education, three graphs are telling. Keep in

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The China Threat Strikes Again

The China Threat Strikes Again

Joseph Solis-Mullen mises.org A graduate of Spring Arbor University and the University of Illinois, Joseph Solis-Mullen is a political scientist and graduate student in the economics department at the University of Missouri. An independent researcher and journalist, his work can be found at the Ludwig Von Mises

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Sy Hersh and the Way the Media Works Now

Craig Murray ronpaulinstitute.org It is a clear indicator of the disappearance of freedom from our so-called Western democracies, that Sy Hersh, arguably the greatest living journalist, cannot get this monumental revelation on the front of the Washington Post or New York Times, but has to self-publish on

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Fauci’s Profits From the Pandemic

Fauci’s Profits From the Pandemic

Kelli Ballard libertynation.com National Correspondent at LibertyNation.com. Kelli Ballard is an author, editor and publisher. Her writing interests span many genres including a former crime/government reporter, fiction novelist and playwright. Originally a Central California girl, Kelli now resides in the Seattle area. Dr Anthony Fauci, so-called

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The Reboot of Fawlty Towers

The Reboot of Fawlty Towers

Good News Network goodnewsnetwork.org The classic British sitcom Fawlty Towers has been recognized for decades as one of, if not the greatest, British sitcoms of all time. Now more than 40 years after it ended, it’s getting a reboot. Spinoffs and squeals can be nervous endeavours but with

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ChatGPT and the Implications for Healthcare

ChatGPT and the Implications for Healthcare

Alan Petersen Professor of Sociology, Faculty of Arts lens.monash.edu So-called generative AI – algorithms that can be used to create content using machine learning – has been much in the news of late. In particular, the tool ChatGPT, created by Open AI, has attracted considerable attention. In Australia, this

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Baby Born at 23 Weeks Survives

Baby Born at 23 Weeks Survives

Right To Life News righttolife.org.uk Doctors said baby Amaya-Rae, who was born at 23 weeks and weighed just 680g, would not survive, but after a long battle in hospital and a visit from the Princess of Wales, she is now at home with her parents. Amaya-Rae

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The Link between Democrat Mayors and Safety

The Link between Democrat Mayors and Safety

Jeff Charles libertynation.com Sociopolitical correspondent at LibertyNation.com. A self-confessed news and political junkie, Jeff’s writing has been featured in NewsweekOpinion and Red State. He hosts A Fresh Perspective podcast and has appeared as a guest on Fox News, Fox Soul and The Hill’s Rising. When

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The AMA Says Trust Your Doctor

The AMA Says Trust Your Doctor

Kevin Homer brownstone.org Kevin Homer, MD has practiced anatomic and clinical pathology at a community hospital in Texas since 1994. The American Medical Association (AMA) urges physicians to promote Covid-19 vaccines and bivalent boosters.  The AMA even supplies members with social media talking points and strategies to deal

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Why Turkey’s Buildings Pancaked in the Earthquakes

Mark Quigley Mark Quigley is Associate Professor of Earthquake Science, The University of Melbourne. mercatornet.com A pair of huge earthquakes have struck in Turkey, leaving more than 3,000 people dead and unknown numbers injured or displaced. [The toll is presently at 21,000] The first quake, near Gaziantep

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US Censorship on Covid, War and More

US Censorship on Covid, War and More

William Spruance brownstone.org William Spruance is a practicing attorney and a graduate of Georgetown University Law Center. The ideas expressed in the article are entirely his own and not necessarily those of his employer. Wednesday, congress held a hearing on Twitter’s censorship of The New York Post and

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The Maori Version of the Treaty Explained

The Maori Version of the Treaty Explained

Sir Apirana Ngata Sir Apirana Ngata wrote his explanation of the Maori version of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1922, when he was an MP. That was in the days before activists started re-inventing the treaty. The booklet was published and distributed to all Maori families. You can read

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NZ Media Leads the Way to Nowhere

NZ Media Leads the Way to Nowhere

Dr Guy David Hatchard hatchardreport.com Guy is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior manager

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The Party Vote Is the More Important

The Party Vote Is the More Important

The Blonde Is the current voting system working as it should? I would say No. I believe that voters are subjected to misleading information – ‘misinformation’, as it’s known. When MMP was introduced it was explained simply as one vote for your candidate of choice and one vote for your

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Bruce Lehrmann’s Day in Court

Bruce Lehrmann’s Day in Court

Kurt Mahlburg mercatornet.com Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author, and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. He has a passion for both the philosophical and the personal, drawing on his background as a graduate architect, a primary school teacher, a missionary and a young

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