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Australian Police Beating More People in the Streets Than the Taliban

Australian Police Beating More People in the Streets Than the Taliban

Sundance theconservativetreehouse.com The events surrounding COVID mitigation in Australia and New Zealand continue to astound me.  The last several days in several provinces have shown brutal conduct and physical attacks by police, riot units and military deployments against the citizens within their respective regions. All of this activity is

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Heist Is ‘A Fun True-Crime Series with a Lot of Heart’

Bianca Coleman theplumlist.com As the trailer says, think about it … if you had an opportunity to steal something, anything, significant – without getting caught or facing consequences – would you do it? Deep inside, we probably all have that urge or secret desire; some people follow up on it, others do

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Oppose COVID Restrictions? You Might Be a Terrorist.

Oppose COVID Restrictions? You Might Be a Terrorist.

Simon Black sovereignman.com Simon Black, as James Hickman is more commonly known, is the Founder of Sovereign Man. He is an international investor, entrepreneur, and a free man. His daily e-letter, Notes from the Field, draws on his life, business and travel experiences to help readers gain more

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Israel in Jeopardy: A Consequence of Biden’s Afghan Bungling

Israel in Jeopardy: A Consequence of Biden’s Afghan Bungling

Dave Patterson libertynation.com Dave Patterson is a retired US Air Force pilot and the former Principal Deputy Under Secretary of Defense, Comptroller. In addition to Liberty Nation, his articles have also appeared in The Federalist. As the U.S. retreats from Afghanistan, scrambling to get the remnants of American

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Revealed: Government Spends $183,000 Advertising ‘Clean Car Discount’

Revealed: Government Spends $183,000 Advertising ‘Clean Car Discount’

Louis Houlbrooke taxpayers.org.nz The New Zealand Transport Agency (Waka Kotahi) has spent $183,751 advertising its Clean Car Discount, reveals the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union. An official information response shows the advertising campaign was developed by Clemenger BBDO and ran for most of July including print, radio, posters,

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4 Warning Signs of an Abusive Relationship

Psychlopaedia® psychlopaedia.org The APS publishes its own original stories and content. We also share psychology news and views from around the web, and republish content from reputable publishers. We are the place where you can come for all of the latest and thought-provoking news from the world of

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Nine Perfect Strangers Review: Sharp Dialogue and Excellent Performances Can’t Hide the Hollowness of the Story

Erin Harrington University of Canterbury Erin Harrington’s research and teaching focuses on cultural studies, popular culture, gender studies, and visual culture, with an emphasis upon film. Her key area of specialization is horror cinema. She is particularly interested in philosophical, aesthetic and theoretical approaches to horror, and my book

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How Older People Are Mastering Technology to Stay Connected after Lockdown

How Older People Are Mastering Technology to Stay Connected after Lockdown

Carolyn Wilson-Nash Julie Tinson University of Stirling Carolyn Wilson-Nash completed her PhD from Durham University in 2014 before undertaking a KTP in Digital Health and a Research Associate position for an Innovate UK funded product on FMCG. Julie‘s research considers consumption behaviour associated with consumer socialisation and

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Vax or Jail? The Dilemma Facing Some Americans

Vax or Jail? The Dilemma Facing Some Americans

Hannah Cox fee.org Hannah Cox is the Content Manager and Brand Ambassador for the Foundation for Economic Education. Brandon Rutherford was recently presented with a dilemma in an Ohio courtroom: get vaccinated or face incarceration. The 21-year-old was sentenced to two years probation for fentanyl possession by

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Mask Exemption Not Worth the Paper It Is Printed On

Mask Exemption Not Worth the Paper It Is Printed On

If people think the mask exemption download/printout from the Covid19 website is going to get them into the supermarket maskless they are in for a shock as was my adult daughter at Countdown Riverbank Lower Hutt last night. She wasn’t approached at all and asked where her mask

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Op-Ed: Hey, Big Spender – Spend a Little Time on Priorities

Andrew Bayly Shadow Treasurer For several weeks now, National has been highlighting the fact that, according to Budget documents, Finance Minister Grant Robertson has already blown $57 billion of a total $62 billion of funds set aside to deal with the Covid pandemic. We were highlighting this before the current

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The Stark and Sombre Vision of Harry Potter

The Stark and Sombre Vision of Harry Potter

John Carroll mercatornet.com John Carroll is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia; and a Senior Fellow at the Center for Cultural Sociology, Yale University. He has degrees in mathematics, economics and sociology from the universities of Melbourne and Cambridge. Twenty years on since the

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Can Enemies Be Our Friends?

Joakim Book aier.org Joakim Book is a writer, researcher and editor on all things money, finance and financial history. He holds a masters degree from the University of Oxford and has been a visiting scholar at the American Institute for Economic Research in 2018 and 2019. When I came

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