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Protesters’ Signs Do the Talking for Them

Protesters’ Signs Do the Talking for Them

Mark Freeman Ministry of Health and Stuff staff in Wellington were the targets of silent protests outside their buildings this week. Ministry of Health employees were confronted with photos of the vaccine injured as they entered and exited their building at lunchtime on Monday. The photos were on signs created

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Taking the Knee for Diversity – But Not for Down Syndrome
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Taking the Knee for Diversity – But Not for Down Syndrome

Ann Farmer Ann Farmer, mother of three, grandmother of five and permanently disabled, is based in Woodford Green, Essex. She is a poet, illustrator, writer and pro-life feminist devoted to defending the natural family and the weakest in society from abortion and euthanasia. She has published a number of

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A Fried Potato by Any Other Name Would Taste as Good

lens.monash.edu Many Aussies won’t pass up the chance to argue about “potato cakes”, “scallops” or “fritters”. Spare a thought for the linguists. We just want everyone to get along and accept the beauty that is deep-fried potatoes – whatever you want to call them. We agree with

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Is Cannabis Better than a Placebo?

Is Cannabis Better than a Placebo?

Filip Gedin Karolinska Institutet Filip Gedin, Postdoctoral Researcher, Pain research, Karolinska Institutet Cannabis is one of the most widely used drugs in the world. While there are only a few countries where cannabis is legal for recreational use, many more countries have legalised the use of cannabis for medical reasons.

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A Glimmer of Light from Canada

NZDSOS New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Canadian doctors Mark Trozzi, Crystal Luchkiw and Patrick Phillips are all-too-familiar with medical tyranny. Each has sacrificed everything in a crusade faced by doctors worldwide. Sharing their battle from across the seas, we can confirm that their opposition

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Our DNA Must Be Protected

Our DNA Must Be Protected

Guy Hatchard PhD   HatchardReport.com GLOBE.GLOBAL 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

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NZ’s Great Big Melting Pot

NZ’s Great Big Melting Pot

Phil Green Obviously the next best thing to being obsessed with whether Jacinda will or won’t visit Sandringham, we’re all exercised about the latest drip-fed scandal of the three/five/ALL waters imbroglio. And so we should, as it’s the greatest scandal to erupt on these

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The Real Paleo Diet

Ceren Kabukcu University of Liverpool Ceren Kabukcu is an archaeobotanical scientist with broad interests in Quaternary palaeoecology, and plant food and wood fuel use by hunter-gatherers and the earliest farmers in Southwest Asia and Europe. We humans can’t stop playing with our food. Just think of all the

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Earbuds: Can They Be Used as Hearing Aids?

Michael A Stone University of Manchester Michael A Stone graduated from the University of Cambridge in Electrical Sciences. PhD also obtained from the University of Cambridge :”Spectral enhancement for the hearing impaired”. Hearing loss is a major global issue. Around 5% of the world population, 430 million, have disabling hearing

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Why I Love Landlords
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Why I Love Landlords

Peter Jacobsen fee.org Peter Jacobsen teaches economics and holds the position of Gwartney Professor of Economics. He received his graduate education George Mason University. His research interest is at the intersection of political economy, development economics, and population economics. Last week my heart sank as I stood staring at

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The Emperor Elonicus

The Emperor Elonicus

CJ Hopkins consentfactory.org Everyone is going to hate this column. Musk worshipers are going to hate it because I’m going to blaspheme against Elon Musk. Musk demonizers are going to hate it because I am not going to blaspheme against him enough. Everyone else is going to hate

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Up to 90% Of Sharks Targeted by Lucrative Fin Trade Will Now Be Protected

Julia Conley Common Dreams Conservation advocates applauded Friday following a vote at the 19th meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species in Panama, at which delegates from 183 countries and the European Union voted for sweeping protections for shark species. “This landmark vote marks the culmination of

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Euthanasia Funded, Palliative Care Not So Much

Euthanasia Funded, Palliative Care Not So Much

#DefendNZ defendnz.co.nz Talks of expanding the eligibility criteria in assisted suicide and euthanasia legislation have been met with strong caution by Royal College of GPs medical director Dr Bryan Betty. The practice of assisted suicide and euthanasia has been happening for little over a year in New Zealand,

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They Don’t Want Answers

They Don’t Want Answers

Amanda Vickers nzdsos.com The high excess mortality we are seeing is not caused by Covid. NZ statistics reported a sharp 10% increase in mortality rate for 2022 (so far), with only some of that attributed to Covid, remembering the died with/died of conundrums. The other portion, the non-

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Govt Keen to Pass a Bad Law
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Govt Keen to Pass a Bad Law

Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz Dr Bryce Edwards is Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the director of the Democracy Project. When governments become tired and lose their popularity – usually in their third term – they often become desperate to get their way and prone to misusing

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The School Curriculum, Intelligence and Democracy

The School Curriculum, Intelligence and Democracy

Elizabeth Rata is a professor of education at the University of Auckland and a founding member (in 1987) of Te Komiti o Nga Kura Kaupapa Maori o Tamaki Makaurau The intelligence of the New Zealand population increased during the 20th century. Nutrition played its part but so too did education.

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