Extract from Hardwired for Faith Red Pill Jew From an article I was reading on its own merits, unrelated to working on this essay, I found a stunning quote; Kurt Schlichter Tells Tucker What Liberals Are About To Ban Next: To the Townhall columnist and retired Army colonel, leftists don’
I gave up on A Newspaper as a news source long before there were viable alternatives as readily available as they are today. We moved to a rural delivery address and our newspaper arrived with the rural postie. This meant that it wasn’t opened until the evening and, as
By John Tohubohu is a North American word which means a state of chaos — utter confusion. This would appear to apply to both Phil Twyford’s Transport and Housing Portfolios. However, it is to his Transport Portfolio that I wish to address my comments. In particular, I want to talk
On the 4th June 1989, in the streets around Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, Chinese soldiers gunned down thousands of protesting university students, intellectuals, workers and civil servants. This was the so-called Tiananmen Square Massacre (the Chinese government prefers to call it the June Fourth incident.) The protesters were demanding
Extract from RedPillJew From the article, Hardwired for Faith Over the past several years, as I progressed from being an atheist since my late teens to regaining my early faith in my mid 40’s – regaining and then some, and to nobody’s greater surprise than my own – I came
By Owen Jennings The so-called “well being” budget, highly promoted and anticipated, has not gone down well. Those who were promised a lot were left unsatisfied. Those who expected little were not surprised. Only someone steeped in PR and weak on substance could try and sell this budget as
The definition of well-being is the state of being comfortable, healthy or happy. The definition of a budget is an estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time. Looking at both definitions one could deduce that the successful outcome of well-being depends very much on
Alwyn Poole’s op-ed has received a response from a secondary teacher who is also a chair of a Local PPTA branch. Since Whaleoil published Alwyn Poole’s opinion piece, we think it is only fair to publish the response to it as well. I am a state school
I’m over the “Islamophobic”, “far right” and “white supremacist” codswallop. The woke snowflakes of the Left have grabbed these words and twisted them to mean anyone who doesn’t agree with their point of view. I guess the fact that I’m writing on Whaleoil means that they see
Guest post Gregory Wrightstone is a veteran geologist and author of Inconvenient Facts: The Science that Al Gore Doesn’t Want You to Know One million species will become extinct in the not-too-distant future and we are to blame. That is the conclusion of a new study by
By Maria René Girard (1923-2015) was a great thinker who specialised in anthropological philosophy. He wrote, “Our society is the most preoccupied with victims of any that ever was.” Who could not agree with that? After all, it’s hard to avoid the concern for victims that dominates much
By Brian Rogers Sunlive Newsie Election time is approaching. The signs are clear. The nutters are coming out of the woodwork. Election time is like a supermoon. It flushes out the feral lunatics amongst us. People you wouldn’t normally trust to hold an ice-cream suddenly think they’re
Extract from RedPillJew From the article, Hardwired for Faith I firmly maintain that Socialists see themselves as working to create the great Socialist Utopia and have said so many times. They believe, with Marxianic Zeal, that they can create a world without hunger, without poverty or privation, without wars, hatred,
By Raymond F Peters Patriot Realm In 1942, my wife’s uncle was a metallurgist in Papua New Guinea. At the height of WW2, he made do and mended in the jungles of one of the hotbeds of the conflict. Unable to serve in the war due to being deaf
Dear Princess Jacinda I caught you on the covers of many magazines while I was buying my groceries. I couldn’t afford to purchase the magazines as being a small business owner things are tight. I saw you took a quick trip to Paris to talk to others about the
A Whaleoil reader felt that our coverage of EU elections could have been better. Here is his take on the results. Overall the balance between left and right is the same in the EU parliament. However because some centre-right parties that were pro-EU have been gutted, there is
