First Hint of a Energy Squeeze
Big Tech drops the wind and solar purity and launches into nuclear.
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Far-Left Courses Get Axed at Harvard
Numerous colleges have slowly stepped back from DEI efforts. One news publication, The Chronicle of Higher Education, has been tracking the “dismantling” of DEI on campuses since January 2023.
Trump Rallies Massive Crowd in Butler, PA
This may have been the most consequential campaign event of 2024.
Misdirection Steps Up a Notch
We are now reaping the ill harvest of this madness. Enough is enough.
The Right to Speak Evil
The major pogroms and mass murders of the past century were nearly all under the guidance of governments who controlled narratives, not undirected mobs. History is clear where the greater risk lies.
Is Health NZ’s Chair, Lester Levy, Fit for the Job?
Changing the deck chairs by flying in a new man whose background includes advice on City Rail Link, PenLink, Wellington Town Hall and Pūhoi-to-Warkworth road to sort out NZ healthcare doesn’t wash.
Do Not Let the ‘Infaux Thugs’ Close down Debate
Infaux thuggery is naked censorship. Everyone should do his or her part to ensure that this endeavour to undo liberal civilisation does not succeed.
The US Election and Israel
Kamala Harris has no love for Israel, but she can’t tell the truth about her Middle East views without splitting with Biden and putting Pennsylvania, and perhaps even New York, in play.
Is Big Tech Harming Society?
To find out, we need research – but it’s being manipulated by big tech itself.
US Court Rules on Fluoride Toxicity
Calls for an immediate halt to New Zealand’s water fluoridation schemes.
An Account of Sex Ed and School Toilets
A heart-to-heart with a 12 year old girl and her mum on what’s going on in her intermediate school.
There Is a Better Way
The NZ Treasury’s lack of imagination threatens our future. It has no faith in economic magic and its message of doom is based on incorrect economics.
The Government Money Tree and New Hospitals
A-plus appetites coupled with huge senses of entitlement usually mask D-plus levels of understanding about government and the resources at its disposal.
The NZ Judiciary on Trial
NZ cannot afford to have activist judges effectively privatise our entire coastline to tribal interests to exploit for their own benefit. We would urge everyone concerned about the future of our coastline to send in a submission before the 15 October deadline.
Grid Scale Battery Fires Loom Large
The growing threat of grid scale battery fires is a very serious issue calling for equally serious action.