Gary Moller garymoller.com “Hey, Gary, I noticed your blog post about your suppressed posts the other day, and I thought I’d share my version with you. Check out the screenshot I’ve attached below. In it, you’ll see how the launch of my film – We Came Here
Cranmer cranmer.substack.com Lawyer with over 25 years experience in some of the world’s biggest law firms. I divide my time between the UK and NZ. ‘Two Shots for Summer’ By early October 2021, the media started to run stories that promoted the New Zealand government’s new
Shane Cronin Professor of Earth Sciences University of Auckland The Kingdom of Tonga exploded into global news on January 15 last year with one of the most spectacular and violent volcanic eruptions ever seen. Remarkably, it was caused by a volcano that lies under hundreds of metres of seawater. The
Patrick Carroll FEE.org Patrick Carroll has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Waterloo and is an Editorial Fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education. With 2022 behind us, many are undoubtedly grateful that 2022 has ended. From lingering COVID restrictions to the war in Ukraine to
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science NZDSOS.com The Covid-19 pandemic has raised serious issues of publication fraud in what were once respected medical journals. We have discussed this in relation to the deliberate obliteration of Ivermectin as a safe and effective compound in prevention and treatment of
John Maunder When I was in Canada about 30 years ago, I listened to a lecture about Medieval Warming, the building of the Gothic Cathedrals and the freemasons. It appears that there was no theological reason why the cathedrals were built at that time but there is an interesting link
Lachie Scarsbrook, DPhil Student University of Oxford Kerry Walton, Researcher Nic Rawlence, Senior Lecturer in Ancient DNA University of Otago New Zealand is home to an incredible diversity of lizards – more than 120 species are identified, and counting. Elusive species are being (re)discovered in cracks and crevices in remote
Phil Green You are going to need to reach for paracetamol as the headache of progressive interference in your everyday life is about to get worse. Dr. David Lillis trained in physics and mathematics at Victoria University and Curtin University in Perth, and has worked as a teacher, researcher, statistician
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 Ph.D. in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior
Cranmer cranmer.substack.com Lawyer with over 25 years experience in some of the world’s biggest law firms. I divide my time between the UK and NZ. Covid is a controversial and emotive topic. People hold strong views often based on bitter or difficult personal experiences. In the midst
Ronald Stein cfact.org Ronald Stein is an engineer, senior policy advisor on energy literacy for CFACT and co-author of the Pulitzer Prize nominated book Clean Energy Exploitations. California Governor Gavin Newsom refuses to address the hydrocarbon elephant in the room, namely that The End of Oil Would be
Margaret Somerville Margaret Somerville AM, DSG, FRSC, FRSN, DCL is Professor of Bioethics at the University of Notre Dame Australia School of Medicine (Sydney campus). She is also Samuel Gale Professor of Law Emerita, Professor Emerita in the Faculty of Medicine, and Founding Director of the Centre for Medicine, Ethics
Ronni Stoeferle Ronni is the managing partner of Incrementum AG in Lichtenstein. He studied business administration and finance in the USA and Austria. Upon graduation, he joined Erste Group, where in 2007 he published his first In Gold We Trust report. Over the years, this report has become the industry’
Wyatt Reed dailytelegraph.co.nz Wyatt Reed is a journalist covering Latin America and racial and environmental justice movements in the US. He reported on the 2019 coup d’etat in Bolivia from the ground and has covered stories throughout the region from Venezuela, Nicaragua, Colombia, Ecuador and more. The
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science NZDSOS.com Monkeypox is back with a name change. It’s now mpox. This is because monkeypox could apparently ‘be construed as discriminatory and racist’. There have been 41 cases in NZ as of 9 Jan 2023 and that seems to constitute an
Gary Moller garymoller.com Liv McNeil, a 15-year-old student at Etobicoke School of the Arts, Canada, has astonished many with her three-minute short film Numb about the isolation and boredom of the Covid lockdown. Liv did this for a school project. It’s a visualization of how
