Chair Quigley’s letter wildly endorsed the $50 billion money printing program. It refers to the wonders of the governor using “alternative monetary policy tools”, a codeword for the program otherwise known as “quantitative easing”.
There seems to be no stopping the counterrevolution at this point, as the spat upon and disrespected middle voice of cultural normalization claws its way back from humiliation back into the mainstream of cultural experience.
Raise your hand if you had the coal industry saving our power grid and our reliance on rare earth minerals on your 2025 bingo card.
There is a vast architecture and edifice of piffle in place designed to prop up gender ideology. Right at its base is one simple idea: men are women. But no new arrow in a flowchart, no additional bullet, no number of silly charts can make it so.
The law will empower police to carry out 50,000 random roadside drug tests per year – a move seen as critical to improving road safety.
Australians may never embrace the use of guns for self-defence, but they also never agreed to being rendered defenceless.
The Teaching Council has yet to announce whether it will pursue an investigation, but the case has already sparked a broader debate about freedom of expression and professional accountability within the education sector.
He hired a Kiwi dean to run it, who has now hired NZ's Ardern.
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the reforms deliver on the government’s promise to restore real consequences for crime.
The US took over a bankrupt French project, backed an independence movement, and paid a $25 million ransom to get the marvel finished.
Here’s my prediction. Poilievre will win a solid majority and Globalist Davos Man Mark Carney will be Canada’s shortest-serving PM in history. That would be a fitting tribute to pretty-boy Justin’s devastating decade in power.
People tend to “not check what happened in the past,” acting ambassador to Russia Alexander Ben Zvi has said.
At what point in the process of violent overthrowing does an oppressor get considered oppressed?
The decision comes two years after banning athletes assigned male at birth from female events and follows growing debates about gender eligibility in sports.
The censoring of doctors – even the ‘expert’ public health ones.
The Herald’s bias got me into trouble, since Nats started asking why I hated them so much, writing critiques of them and not Labour. The truth was that the critiques of Labour were rejected.
