New Welfare Policies Only Raise More Questions
It will move people around in the benefit system rather than out of it.
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The Indoctrination Must Stop but Labour Would Double Down
This is institutional indoctrination masquerading as higher learning. It is education weaponised to instil collective guilt and enforce a singular political worldview.
More Bad News for National
On this poll, the centre-right loses. National’s two-ticks-for-National strategy is not working. Strategic voting is going to decide the election.
The National Party’s Death Wish
Kisses of death the Nats are planting on their party and ordinary New Zealanders’ prospects.
The Left and Their Political Violence Issue
When significant numbers of Democrat poll respondents say they would welcome a military coup or support assassinating the president, there’s a deep rot at play.
Today of All Days
British Jews have to endure the spectacle of people marching under Palestinian flags, a political party defining their national movement as racism and being told they are not welcome at a commemoration of the defeat of fascism, while living under a government which is belligerent towards Israel.
A Free Bus Would Be Cheaper
We would be nuts to spend $4 billion to divert freight from rail to road to create a heavily subsidised passenger rail service.
I Wrote This in 2008 and Wouldn’t Change a Word
I wrote this column about MMP 18 years ago and wouldn’t change a word. Some of the references are dated (United Future, the Tight Five, Alamein Koopu) but the system remains as flawed now as it was then.
Luxon: Gone by Morning Tea
Racism and sexism have not gone away. They have just learned which way to point.
Bristol and the Slave Trade
Perhaps because they were not Africans, modern society seems to be uninterested.
Merging Activists With New York City Government
The insiders win, the outsiders lose, and socialists stay in power whether the people want them to or not.
We Live In a Two-Tier State
The locking down of Gosport to protect illegal migrants shows beyond doubt that Britain is a two-tier state, says Paul Birch, where locals must produce ID while illegal migrants are escorted away in luxury coaches.
