Can You Feel the Rage Bubbling?
I predict that this will be the most contested election in American history.
I predict that this will be the most contested election in American history.
Trump’s presidency was historic for many reasons but it became clear that he truly would do great things for his country and have the 24/7 media machine telling the world how terrible those same things were.
Olivia Pierson I cherish the values of The Enlightenment – reason, freedom and beauty. More precisely, I value the principles which became the hallmarks of Western democracy. [Source: Reality Check Radio, Olivia’s View on The Crunch with Cam Slater, 1 August 2024.] When Joe Biden ran for the office of
Nasrallah was nothing but an evil, theocratic, terrorist living in once-Christian Lebanon that was heavily colonised by Moslem invaders, mostly from Syria and Iran. Christians are now a persecuted minority and have been since the ’90s
The establishment left dragged the centre right so far leftward to the point that traditional conservative positions on anything were considered to be far-right. So why is the left, not the right, such a threat to the Free World?
Tocqueville was generous, both with his biting criticisms and his reverent praises, whereby as a matter of necessity due to one social system springing out of the other – like Athena from the head of Zeus – the democratic experiment was compared most obviously with its aristocratic parent.
Donald Trump has now been subjected to two assassination attempts in two months, both in circumstances where the Secret Service have failed to adequately protect him.
Olivia Pierson oliviapierson.org A large part of the success of Western civilisation was that our European ancestors saw fit to mount an enormous civil war during the Reformation and Counter Reformation to defang Catholic theocracy during the pernicious times of the Inquisition. It climaxed with the regicide of the
oliviapierson.org Once again I’m sharing my submission in order to encourage my countrymen & women to do likewise before March 24th, 2024. There are two parts to our submissions this time, indicated by two distinct labels: ‘Share your story’ & ‘Feedback on our terms of reference.’ Regarding the
oliviapierson.org Standing on the shoulders of Kiwi professionals, like Kirsten Murfitt and NZDSOS, who are working tirelessly to inform us of in-the-weeds detail of the potential future of NZ – even with a new centre-right government coalition – I’m publishing another of my humble submissions, this time
oliviapierson.org As soon as the images and news reports of the October 7th savage Hamas terrorist attacks on Israelis started appearing across our various media platforms, I knew the world might not ever be the same again. We have seen many firsts over the last three years regarding the
DemocracyNZ arguably just lost its best people with the resignation of five candidates: Dr Matt Shelton, Kirsten Murfitt, Lee Smith and Bill Dyet, after the board fired Waikato farmer Steve Cranston, who was also the party’s spokesman on climate change. Cranston says terribly sensible things like this: The National
Olivia Pierson oliviapierson.org After the great success of the mighty 2022 Convoy and Wellington Protest, which saw tens of thousands of us descend on parliament grounds to voice our disgust at the Covid vaccine mandates and lockdowns, NZ’s ‘freedom vote’ has become a precious commodity to be courted.
Olivia Pierson oliviapierson.org Some of the long form interviews on Reality Check Radio have been outstanding. I have to say that one of my favourites so far has got to be Chantelle Baker interviewing the polymath Thierry Baudet while she was in Holland. Leader and founder of Forum for
Olivia Pierson oliviapierson.org If there’s a topic that bores me more than any other it’s the battle of the sexes. I don’t do feminism, girl-power, sisterhoods, women’s groups or any such thing where only women play leading roles. The flavour is simply not my
Olivia Pierson oliviapierson.org As the case of Baby Will has loomed in the public eye all around the world, two New Zealand women boldly came forward to pledge their formidable talents, love and indefatigable commitment to the Savage-Reeve family who found themselves walking through the valley of the