A Door Is Starting to Open
The blocks to public discussion in America and on the world stage will be lessened if not removed. New Zealand is not so isolated that this will not trickle through our borders into the public narrative.
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The Victims of the Media Campaign
I lay the blame for this with the mainstream media who have propagated and sustained this narrative for the past decade.
The Right of Rebuttal: David Parker
Former Revenue Minister David Parker replies to our blog referencing capital taxes, which will likely dominate debate at the next election.
This Would Spell Trouble for the Military
Considering the unprecedented threats to global security posed by Russia, China, and North Korea, this is no time to endanger national security with a misplaced S-band sale.
The Retreat of DEI in the US
These companies have removed DEI language, goals, positions and training from their operations.
The Rise and Rise of Donald Trump
Whatever lessons the party chooses to take on board, with Donald Trump’s historic comeback and phoenix-like resurgence, it is clear that the art of campaigning will never be the same again.
Musk Is Right: MSM Is Dead
US election proves citizen journalism is the ‘new frontier for truth’, says Musk.
One of Harris’ Big Mistakes
Taking rubbish advice from former NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
He Is Back!
Early reflections on the results of the United States election, and how I think we can say that the results show a clear divide between the 'elites' and people at large.
We Need to Transform Our Future
To put it into perspective, the value of the 1974 scheme would have far eclipsed the combined value of the New Zealand Super Fund at $79 billion, KiwiSaver at $110 billion, and the stock exchange at $165 billion.
An Update on the Tamaki Trial
Of the thousands upon thousands of people who attended those demonstrations, it appears the only people identified and prosecuted were Brian and Hannah Tamaki, and their friends.
The Next President Will Find a Europe Much Changed
Think back to the infamous photo from the 2018 summit, wherein German Chancellor Angela Merkel is leaning on a table toward a seated and smirking Donald Trump. Of the five world leaders pictured, only French President Emmanuel Macron remains.
No Matter Who Wins, Half the Country Won’t Believe It
Regardless of the outcome, half the country will feel like they live under an occupational government. In doing so, the public is becoming more aware of the true nature of the state.
The Year That Upturned the Campaign Playbook
Technology has always been a vital tool in presidential elections, but a new device or medium occasionally comes along and transforms how campaigns are run and where they put their focus and energy.
Allan’s Faulty Towers in Vic
NIMBYism, building costs, consumer tastes, regulation and taxation will keep Victoria’s housing supply low, despite efforts from the Allan Government to power ahead with new developments.
Over 11m Paid Out for Vaccine Claims
Compare this with the less than $150,000 paid out for ALL vaccine injury (excluding Covid) each year, in 2018 and 2019.