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One Nation, One Parliament, One Law, With Equal Rights for All
Parallel societies.
The Making of a Counterculture Capitalist Success Story
In ‘The Rise of Hip Capitalism,’ author Charles L Ponce de Leon traces how Rolling Stone fused countercultural rebellion with entrepreneurial ambition, turning cultural dissent into a media empire.
A Silent Civil War Has Begun – and Blue States Are Winning
Mail-order abortion is trampling the rights of women, children, and pro-life states. This is President Trump’s Gettysburg moment.
Are Ireland’s Streets Really ‘Safe’?
Three murders in 24 hours expose the gap between official claims and brutal reality.
Macron’s Final Gift: A Law for Death
Macron is supposed to leave power in a few months. He’ll be remembered as a clown, but a clown with a very gloomy mask.
The New Astrology of Net Zero
The time has come to stop treating climate policy as a religion and start treating it as every sensible tradesman would treat any major project. With scepticism. With humility. With evidence. And above all else, with a tape measure in hand.
Daniel in the Public Square
Māori spiritualism and the Christian conscience in New Zealand.
Winston Peters and the Citizens-Only Voting Policy
Peters has a long record of championing policies that put New Zealanders first. This latest initiative reinforces that commitment.
Teaching Students To Grade Their Grandmother
Pride in one’s heritage is not recommended.
What Losing the Local Paper Means
The loss of local media has bigger impacts than most people realize.
The Question the Critics Can’t Answer
Let me conclude with a challenge to the critics: if you have a proper argument, do the hard work and produce it. However, let me also venture a hypothesis. They won’t put forward any counter-argument. There’s a reason for that. They don’t have one.
The Training of Women for Combat
Combat does not care about slogans. The battlefield does not care about politics. It only cares whether people are trained, prepared, capable, and trusted.
British People Are ‘Crying Out’ for Change
The vice president’s comments, published on the 250th anniversary of the US declaration of independence from the UK, come after months of unusually blunt criticism of London from Washington.
Why You Can’t Argue With Antisemitic Trolls
The impossible challenge of piercing a special kind of darkness.
Who Does Government Procurement Really Serve?
Governments love holding productivity summits. They commission reviews, establish taskforces and release glossy discussion papers asking why productivity growth has stalled. Perhaps they should begin by reading their own procurement policies.