It’s Good to Be Skeptical of Elections
The collapse of the public’s trust in elections mirrors the collapse in trust in several other institutions, like the federal judicial system, public health authorities and the news media.
The collapse of the public’s trust in elections mirrors the collapse in trust in several other institutions, like the federal judicial system, public health authorities and the news media.
This article investigates why Covid-19 vaccines have such a broad spectrum of adverse effects. It offers some deep insights and ways forward.
While we cannot overlook or erase past events, or undo all of the damage that was done, the main emphasis of this roadshow lies in looking to the future.
We are supposed to be ‘shock horrored’ by this documentary, at the notion this could happen at all.
The new funding brings the total support from Health New Zealand and ACC for the financial year 2024/25 to nearly $357 million.
Did Ardern’s trip breach the US Federal Election Commission rules? The trip was expensive, so who paid her bills? It calls for an investigation.
Adding huge wind turbine blades and solar panels to generate electricity occasionally is the ‘green’ scam of the century, as ‘renewables’ are increasing fossil fuel demands, but those so-called renewables CANNOT make any products that are the basis of our materialistic world.
Tucker Carlson: ‘An entire class of people has created an entire economy to reward themselves.’
There is an unwritten rule on this – only establish an inquiry when the outcome is either already known or won’t do great harm to the government.
It was the Abortion Legislation Act 2020, designed by Dame Jacinda Ardern, which enshrined the legal fiction that unborn children are not human beings with a right to life until they are born.
This sort of amateurish thinking reveals their lack of investment sophistication. Here’s why.
Consumer NZ criticised the airline’s pricing tactics, awarding Air New Zealand its inaugural “Yeah, Nah Award” for exploiting New Zealand families during the holiday season.
The two million dollars in savings, they argue, risks leaving the country vulnerable to future extremist threats.
NZ is ranked as 184th out of 195 countries in the world.
Christianity threatens the regime because it demands faith in something greater than the state and devotion to a creed more defined than the ever-changing slogans of socially fashionable talking points.
Predicting election outcomes can often be like a game of pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey.