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It’s All True; Honest, Guv’

Just take my word for it, there is no need to see actual evidence, really.  There is interesting information over at The Conservative Treehouse where they show that the foundation for the Russian election interference narrative is shaky.  It was built on the claim of Russians hacking the servers of

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Dead in a Month?

Dead in a Month?

The Greens and their Labour enablers hate ‘fossil’ fuels and are keen to get them banned, to ‘save’ the planet. Such noble intentions. I read a statement over the weekend that said: Eliminate fossil fuels tomorrow and almost everyone in the developed world would be dead in about a month

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Confessions of an Evil E-bike Rider

Confessions of an Evil E-bike Rider

Just when you thought it was safe to get back in the saddle, the ‘real’ road maggots are out to get you. If you ride an e-bike you are clearly not a ‘real’ cyclist and thus you should be shunned / banned / regulated / or something. It all bubbled to the surface

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Will the teachers accept a 75% pay cut?

Will the teachers accept a 75% pay cut?

That is seriously suggested, not only for the teachers but for everyone. We have to save the planet and the only way is a 75% pay cut according to UK’s Labour shadow chancellor John McDonnell. McDonnell has suggested that a future Labour government might introduce a 10-hour working week

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Kiwi as

Kiwi as

It was 60 years’ ago this weekend that Jack Turner, from Turners & Growers coined the name ‘kiwifruit’ in a management meeting.  The rest, as they say, is history. The prominent produce company Turners and Growers announced that it would from 1959 on export Chinese gooseberries as ‘kiwifruit’. Introduced to

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The Sunday Roast
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The Sunday Roast

Clarkey, will I be the centre of attention if I go? Oh, I don’t think so, Jace; Melania will be there and also the Queen.  I know that we are on to a ridiculously good wicket here but their clothes budget is way bigger than yours and they get

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Scientists invent … a tree?

Scientists invent … a tree?

There was a great article over at WUWT on a new scientific breakthrough where University of Colorado Boulder researchers have developed nanobio-hybrid organisms capable of using airborne carbon dioxide and nitrogen to produce a variety of plastics and fuels, a promising first step toward low-cost carbon sequestration and eco-friendly manufacturing

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We can keep the cows!

Good news from a paper by a scientific expert agrobiologist and researcher Dr Albrecht Glatzle. His recent published research that shows “there is no scientific evidence, whatsoever, that domestic livestock could represent a risk for the Earth’s climate” The key points from this research as set out at NoTricksZone

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$56 million to keep the gorse

In one of the patsy questions in the house on Thursday, the minister for Maori Development was asked about how the budget was helping.  She used lots of Maori words and strung it all together but ended saying that the best outcome, the one she was most pleased about, was

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Oh so cool! – Not

Oh so cool! – Not

It is so sad when older folk attempt to be ‘down with the kids’ and add new ‘cool’ terminology to their speech without really understanding what they are saying. Here is a great example in this tweet from Andrew Little: And for those who are Netflix and Chilling … Twitter Noun:

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Let’s be open and honest and not tell anybody

Denise Lee asked an embarrassing question in the house on Wednesday.  It seems that Twyford, Parker and Goff hatched up a secret political meeting specifically excluding officials. Sounds a bit dodgy. DENISE LEE (National—Maungakiekie) to the Minister of Housing and Urban Development: Is he confident he is meeting the

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Rachel goes in to bat for Judith

Rachel goes in to bat for Judith

First we had Martin Martyn Bradbury writing sensible things and calling out the hypocrisy of his left-wing friends. Now Rachel Stewart has criticised the vitriol of the tribal left and wondering what happened to the sisterhood of feminism. […] The mere mention of her name sees the more fragile among us

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Side by side but not equal

Side by side but not equal

There was a most interesting juxtaposition of columns in the Bay of Plenty Times on Monday morning. On the left, but firmly on the right was a piece by Leighton Smith where he talked about a brilliant mathematician, Adrian Bejan, a professor of mechanical engineering at Duke University, North Carolina.

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That seems just a tad dishonest

That seems just a tad dishonest

With great fanfare and much brouhaha, Britain announced that coal had not been burnt in the UK for two weeks and Britain was hitting a new clean energy record by surviving without coal generated electricity for two weeks. The new record marks the longest period that coal has not helped

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Kiwi as

Kiwi as

My, how the worm has turned!  118 years ago our leaders were men who valued independence, and thus in May 1901 a 10-man Royal Commission reported unanimously that New Zealand should not become a state of the new Commonwealth of Australia. Although New Zealand had participated in Australian colonial conferences

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Nicola where’s your brain cells?

Nicola where’s your brain cells?

If you are really old, you may recall a humorous song written by Grant Stewart and performed by Andy Stewart, the Irish Rovers and others Just got in from the Isle of Skye I'm not very big and I'm awfully shy The ladies shout as I

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