Public Transport Fallacies and Middle Class Welfare
Good intentions are no substitute for good policy, yet questioning expensive subsidies is increasingly treated as a moral failing rather than a legitimate debate about priorities.
Good intentions are no substitute for good policy, yet questioning expensive subsidies is increasingly treated as a moral failing rather than a legitimate debate about priorities.
It may sometimes appear a thankless task contacting MPs and sharing your views, but what is clear is that if enough voters present the case for change, politicians will listen – especially in election year.
Climate nonsense will eventually end and will be dumped onto the ash heap of history where it belongs. But the longer the cult goes on, the more damage is done. We should all do what we can to stop the madness as soon as possible.
The documents confirm Russia’s claims that the Ukrainian labs were working with potential bioweapons.
In theory, a soldier who refuses to comply with these ‘spiritual’ orders on the grounds of a conflict with their own personal faith or conscience faces a charge of disobedience – an offence punishable by up to two years’ imprisonment.
Together, these three bills create a layered, compounding risk for the organic sector and for all non-GE farmers, producers and consumers. Public submissions close for two of the bills tonight.
The rising star of New Zealand politics are Marxist re-distributors.
Reflecting on how entirely mad the situation is.
…which leave New Zealand’s public ‘servants’ free to fill their DEI boots.
The feminism our culture peddles today has decided to trash women. But common-sense Americans will be over here doing what we have always done – raising bold and brave girls, one campfire and one prayer at a time.
The good doctor profits while her party twists in the wind.
The government will be making a mistake by trying to ban people my age from platforms like Instagram and Snapchat. We’re big boys, prime minister. We can navigate the perils of the online world without your help.
The first point on how to improve all things education in NZ is that, so long as any government think that they are the podium of truth in this area, they will fail and all improvements will be marginal (at best).