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A Long List of Failures and Scandals

A Long List of Failures and Scandals

The Labour-led coalition government has amassed an impressively long list of failures and scandals, considering the length of time they have been in power. Failures and scandals * The Sroubek drug dealer deportation affair * The appointment of the speaker on day one * Airforce $1B purchase of Hercules with no tender

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The Great Divide

The Great Divide

Patriot Realm By Feather Douglas All over the western world, the United Nations is forcing countries to accept foreigners who claim to be refugees but are nothing more than economic country-shoppers looking for a good deal. I don’t know about you, but I am sick of it. I

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Aunty Audrey Gets Sticky Knickers

Aunty Audrey Gets Sticky Knickers

By John I read with interest Christie’s message to SB. I look forward, as I’m sure many others will, to her weekly column. Having worked in the media myself, I can identify with many of the points she makes. My Saturday morning routine, which is usually reading a

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It has to be Judith

It has to be Judith

By John Christie has picked up on Matthew Hooton’s list of non-entities as possible leaders of the National party. No, they’re not you’ll be screaming at me. To us here no, but to 95% of the public the names Hooton put forward wouldn’t register. Maybe

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Do Christians & Muslims worship the same God?

Do Christians & Muslims worship the same God?

By Maria In this post, I want to get to the heart of this controversial question. The case made here is that Christians and Muslims do not worship the same God. If asked this question, a faithful Muslim would claim to worship the same God as the Jews and Christians

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Housing climate emergency

By Beth Houlbrooke ACT Deputy Leader / Vice President   A Bill before parliament, the Kainga Ora Homes and Communities Bill, made its way to my desk this week for local board comment. A cursory glance tells me that the government needs to change the planning rules to make it easier for

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This is not a prank: innocence and innocents destroyed

This is not a prank: innocence and innocents destroyed

Extract from the post, Cultural Ion Thrusters 3: A Dark Destination by Red Pill Jew OPEN AND OVERT NOW I saw this and said, “Are you f*cking kidding me”?  I wanted to believe it had to be a prank.  Had to be a prank… I was praying it was

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A ‘hands on’ presidential hopeful

A ‘hands on’ presidential hopeful

By Patriot Realm “I promise you if I’m elected president you’re going to see the single most important thing that changes America. We’re going to cure cancer.” Joe Biden I have heard some big promises made by politicians, but this one is a whopper. The tragedy is

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Let them eat cake

By Owen Jennings You may remember Jack Phillips of the Masterpiece Cakeshop in Colorado.  He was asked by gay couple Charlie Craig and David Mullins to bake them a cake to celebrate their wedding.  He refused. The couple were “outraged”.  Phillips said it was because of his religious beliefs – he

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Did Morrison win, or did Shorten lose?

Did Morrison win, or did Shorten lose?

Patriot Realm by John W Yes, against all predictions, Scott Morrison pulled off the impossible. He won the election. People who had a hunch he might win, and placed bets, cleaned up. The odds were good … bookmakers were certain he could not win. One bookmaker paid out before the election,

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The leader matters

By John The debate about whether, when or if Judith Collins should become the leader of the National Party continues, particularly on Whaleoil. It is most important we have it because, if there is to be a change of leadership prior to the next election, Judith is the only logical

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Phil Twyford caravan park wellbeing budget

To Minister Twyford on Western Park Village

By Alwyn Poole “Vision West”, and others, have done the same and worked tirelessly for change. You were also well aware of the 2017 article on the place. You admitted that you had been there and had talked to the residents (well – according to the law they are only supposed

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Auckland councillors declare ‘climate emergency’

Auckland councillors declare ‘climate emergency’

By John What is it with governments and local councils these days? Many seem to have a penchant for either coming up with wacky ideas or involving themselves in areas that they think are fashionable, but in truth are no more than virtue signalling. Take the latest from Auckland council

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The Silent Assassin: Disease

The Silent Assassin: Disease

By Paul Marcus Patriot Realm I read an article from America bemoaning how bad things are in the detention centres there. One unnamed person said, “It’s not just Ebola. It’s rampant TB, diphtheria, measles, mumps, scabies, huge HIV, incurable gonorrhoea, syphilis, impetigo, malaria, and child soldiers.” I had

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