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The woke petri dish has already created colossal havoc in every element of civil society in America and in much of the rest of the Western world. Deep reflection and immediate change are needed.
The woke petri dish has already created colossal havoc in every element of civil society in America and in much of the rest of the Western world. Deep reflection and immediate change are needed.
We admire President Trump for understanding our nation’s energy needs and taking a clear stand.
The open borders brigade never seem to learn the true impact of mass immigration.
Epidemiologist Nicholas Hulscher responded critically to the findings, pointing to potential implications for current mRNA vaccine platforms, such as the Covid jab.
Before the introduction of blockers, around 80 per cent of young children with gender dysphoria would grow out of it naturally, typically becoming gay, lesbian or bisexual adults. So, how can medical professionals be sure a child is trans? There is no objective test.
There are still a lot of open heavy questions that should be addressed. Specifically, who would control Gaza, and how to prevent Hamas from regaining its stronghold on the strip.
Rethinking puberty blockers. Feedback closes on 20 January.
When it comes to children, New Zealand has enough real problems without manufactured crises.
Cultivate your garden. Value simplicity. This may not be the best of all possible worlds, but by working together, I am confident that we can make it better.
If we fail to act now, it is only a matter of time before the third intifada is here.
Amid Southern California’s wildfires, Governor Newsom and Mayor Bass face criticism for leadership failures that worsened the crisis.
I received a polite email this week from Kiwi journalist George Driver who is an official ‘fact checker’ for Facebook who queried one of my recent posts.
That hasn’t aged well and perhaps ACC should chat to the Medical Council about recovering some of its costs.
The pricing breaches New Zealand’s Human Rights Act 1993.
More than just a shortage of money is negatively affecting children in benefit-dependent homes. If poor children in working households have better outcomes, then increasing parental employment would be a better strategy than increasing benefits.