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The Hypocrisy of the Green Party
Calling to abolish the police one week, running to them the next.
Willis Quietly Trashes NZ Banking
RBNZ independence ended on 31 March, 2025, the day she did the bidding for Big Monopoly Banks.
This Creep of Cultural Apartheid
The demands by tribal leaders for New Zealanders to kowtow to their racist agenda have now spread throughout the country. It is socially destructive and cancerous. We must not let the bullies win.
The Left’s Phony Town Hall Outrage
Democrats and their activist army have weaponized local constituent meetings.
The Art of the Iran Deal
The art of the Iran nuclear deal is possible and is off to a good start. Now, success depends on our partners and the efforts we build and pursue together.
The Urgent Need for Reform
If taxpayer money is being used to perpetuate hatred rather than promote peace, then urgent policy changes are needed.
Taxpayers’ Union Under Threat
The union has now received a threatening letter to sue for damages on behalf of a Ms Mark-Shadbolt, who has demanded they remove in its entirety the comments on this taxpayers’ rip-off.
NZME Board Fights to Stop a Takeover, Alleges No Bias
Whilst at the same time the Herald editor’s “Letter of the Week” is a biased spewing of Trump-hating nonsense.
It Was a Masterclass in Blame Shifting
Overall, the coverage itself was yet another nail in the coffin for Wellington mainstream media, which once again proved incapable of reporting political drama with objectivity.
The USS Liberty: Just a Blunder?
When a person publicly expresses a preference for evidence over hearsay before making up their mind over a political issue that threatens the powerful, the ‘conspiracy’ bludgeon is a crude but effective weapon.
Elon Musk Sells X – What Now?
Musk’s “digital town square” is likely to become even more powerful.
Big Law Firms Face Legal Reckoning Over Race Preferences
Title VII makes it unlawful to discriminate on the basis of race. But many firms’ efforts to ‘increase diversity’ did exactly that.