Odum’s Wisdom and Unplugging the Paris Accord
The systems that do nothing are the ones that fade. And we are not here to fade. We are here to outcompete. Preferably with the lights on.
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UN Report Reveals the Hidden Exploitation
The best interests of the child should remain central to all decisions about banning or regulating surrogacy, as well as to the creation of laws that protect the child’s fundamental rights.
Why the Media Won’t Touch Dr Helen Joyce’s NZ Tour
So here we are again, in a country where free speech is supposedly valued, yet entire viewpoints are airbrushed out of existence. The question is, what are they afraid of this time?
The Future of NYC Is Victorian
History doesn’t repeat, it rhymes. Unless you’re a socialist, of course.
New Zealand’s Future Is at Stake
The proposed legislation – from the first word to the last – must be ditched. Let’s pray all New Zealand First MPs have enough guts to vote NO when it counts.
This Tribal Defiance
Without strong intervention, to remove the framework of race and culture upon which their power base is built, if Labour, the Greens and the Māori Party win the next election, their path to full tribal control will be there for the taking.
Study 329 Is Finally Under Review
Ghostwritten manuscripts, selective reporting and buried suicide data: shaping the evidence base for antidepressants.
This Doom Marketing Has Backfired
Oatly’s crisis is self-inflicted. But it’s also a warning to every other boardroom chasing the next ESG headline. The age of climate preaching is over. The only sustainable strategy left is common sense.
The King, His Fem-Boy and the Autopen
This story of George Villiers is nowhere near the first time in history that enormous political power was hijacked by a petty, ambitious sycophant. And it certainly wouldn’t be the last.
Speaking to the House of Lords
Let’s hope that the lords see the value of life and vote no to this proposed law.
Pushing Back on the Gene Tech Bill
A Green Party MP sounded like the environmentally concerned party of old and NZ First leader Winston Peters spoke – and listened – to the crowd.
From the MP Who Ignored Erica Stanford
The inadequacies of our education system are illustrated by our rapidly falling educational results. Zealots like Willow Jean would be quite happy for that deterioration to continue.
Why Benefit Recipients and Govt Contractors Should Not Be Able to Vote
The hundred million or so Americans who rely on federal spending for their incomes won’t allow any real reform to ever occur. Runaway debt and spending is now baked into the system. These is no orderly or legal way out of this.