Where Are the Police?
Allegations last year raised serious questions about the priorities of the New Zealand Police, it seems they are more focused on policing online speech than addressing severe criminal behaviour.
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Who Is Right About the India Free Trade Agreement?
Not a disaster. Not a breakthrough. Just a trade deal.
The Royal Family’s Association With Mike Bloomberg
The Royal Family is failing in its duty to uphold political neutrality. Prince William would do well to shed the Earthshot Prize, Mike Bloomberg and avoid the environmental activism of his father.
Can Police Search Every Phone in a Crowd?
Rutherford urges Supreme Court to block police uses of dragnet cell phone surveillance.
This Disturbing Reaction to a Would-Be Assassin
As Voltaire observed, a few decades before the bloody French Revolution, “Certainly anyone who has the power to make you believe absurdities has the power to make you commit injustices.”
This Is What Positive Discrimination Looks Like
Looking behind the curtain that shrouds a system of continual government-sponsored, race-centric, privilege.
Hamlet and the NZ Media
Some journalists recent behaviour, legal threats, hidden stories and an ideologically captured regulator. The state of New Zealand’s media is akin to a Shakespearean tragedy.
The Strange Case of Lebanon’s ‘Ceasefire’
The Lebanese government is powerless unless it decides to engage in military conflict against Hezbollah. Even then, the outcome is uncertain, and losing is not an option.
The Report That Bhattacharya Would Not Publish
It would be useful to know how many of the other studies that were used to prop up the continued rollout of the Covid-19 vaccines used the test-negative design.
The Justice Department Indicts the Ministry of Love
To avoid ending up on the Hate List, people watch their words, meaning they watch their thoughts. If we accept the premise that we want to stamp out hate, we acquiesce in this erosion of our freedom of thought, which is ultimately an erosion of our very humanity.
