The United States Bites ISIS in Nigeria
After years of limited responses to terrorists in Africa, Trump turns up the heat.
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The Decade That Made Secession Seem Normal
It’s a cause for optimism. The people running these institutions are finding out the hard way that everyone has a vote – at the ballot box, with their feet, and with their wallets.
The Bulwark Against Populism Is Cracking
If this trend continues, pollsters predict that One Nation could win 12 seats at the next election, enough to become a genuine force in parliament.
Dispatches From Ground Zero of the Woke Reich
The final straw seems to be indulging the natives to the point of making tribal leaders de facto co-governors of the province while doing nothing to repeal the provincial legislation that implements DRIPA – the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
Judges Who Think They Know Better
A strong democracy requires not only independent courts, but also judges who recognise their proper role.
The Public Service Isn’t a Welfare Scheme
Some quick thoughts on the public service reforms.
Universities in Scotland Are Helping Spread Antisemitism
But they’re so dumb they don’t even know they’re doing it.
£11.5 Million to Vaccine Victims in UK
While Ireland drags hero doctors through fitness hearings for warning the public.
The Kids Might Be Alright
Just as I was shuffling out of the venue, one mushroom-headed beanpole tapped me on the arm and said, “Thanks for giving us your wisdom tonight,” he said, as I tried stifling a giggle. “Because no one ever tells it to us straight.” They never do, do they?
Stanford and the Digital ID Backlash
Riley claimed the policy followed what he called a “Commonwealth speech crackdown playbook”, arguing governments often introduce online controls under the justification of “protecting children” before later broadening enforcement powers.
Not Really About Selling Butter to India
The India FTA promises exporters freer access to markets, but behind the sales pitch sits a familiar Wellington miracle: fewer tariffs, more officials.
Now Parliament Passing Legislation Is... Undemocratic?
Whacky reactions to proposed legislation extinguishing crazy climate Court cases. Mendacious Mike’s only role in court should be as defendant, for such things as his chainsaw vandalism of One Tree Hill’s iconic pine.