And the Narrative Shifts Again
Commentators have shifted their narrative so they can continue to attack Trump’s populism.
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The New Acceptability of Political Murder
How has this suddenly become palatable as a form of political expression?
The AFD Is Destined for Government
The longer the ‘firewall’ is kept up, the more likely the AfD will not just participate but dominate.
When UN Neutrality Becomes a Mask
At a time when credibility and even-handedness are desperately needed, the UN Secretary-General has chosen ideology over integrity. That doesn’t just undermine Israel – it undermines the very institutions meant to foster peace.
OT Apologises for Failing in Its Duty of Care
Despite the apology, the teenager’s mother told chrislynchmedia.com it rang hollow.
Fanning the Winds of Change
Political parties will follow where public sentiment leads, but that sentiment must first be shaped by individuals willing to challenge the status quo.
What Voicing Anger Really Means
Death threats are admissions of weakness, not demonstrations of strength.
How Does NZ Labour Compare to National on State Size?
This graph makes National look like one of the most fiscally responsible governments in the world.
Restoring US Industrial Might to Counter China
The key to countering China requires restoring American industrial might.
How Helpful Is ‘Adolescence’ for Britain?
While the show may have a compelling narrative, it doesn’t seem particularly useful for understanding violence in contemporary society.
The Winds of Change
Extending the term of parliament represents a major constitutional change and would need to be approved by a binding referendum of voters. Should this be the case, there are two other crucial constitutional matters that New Zealanders should also be given the opportunity to vote on.