Is Mallard Living in a Fantasyland?
Mallard’s claim has a slightly loony, off-the-wall, quality. If he has evidence, he should front up with it. Otherwise people will be justified in concluding it was a case of Mallard in Fantasyland.
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This Is a Betrayal
What this disastrous chapter in our history reveals is not only that the Labour Party can longer be trusted, but that tribal leaders have become increasingly deceptive and greedy in their relentless push to undermine democracy and grab power and public resources for themselves.
Is This Hantavirus a Bioweapon?
If hantavirus is spreading from person-to-person, then it’s been weaponized, and the evil bioterrorists that are responsible need to be held to account for it.
A Field Study on the Rise of Feeling Without Thought
Dissecting emotional collapsology. Faced with contrary evidence, the response is not reconsideration but defensiveness: manoeuvring, bile, denunciation and the familiar attempts to exclude or silence those who refuse to conform.
These 2025 Statistics Serve as a Cautionary Tale
Germany’s detailed 2025 figures provide a data-driven mirror and highlight the value of nationality-specific monitoring, targeted integration programs, and selective policies that prioritize skilled migrants with strong assimilation prospects.
Is Cannabis Really a Danger to Society?
The argument that marijuana is a gateway drug and causes psychosis, violence and crime has long been used to support its criminalisation, the war on drugs, and draconian control measures. In this article, I will argue why these claims are not based on reality.
Equal Rights Are Being Quietly Euthanised
The push for a tikanga/bijural legal system is a masterclass in academic and judicial capture.
Labor Fiddles While Melbourne Burns
Melbourne cannot be turned back into a liveable city without hurting the feelings of the minority groups causing the problems. Police resources should be redirected away from speech and thought crimes, and devoted to stopping the foreign gangs who are terrorising the city.
The Importance of a Unifying Story
Why New Zealand's lack of national narrative keeps me up at night.
Five Prayers a Day and Nobody Asked Your Permission
When cultural activity becomes religious imposition, it’s time for New Zealanders to start asking hard questions.
The Unspoken Message to Congress
This is what happens when incompetent fools refuse to enforce the law equally, charge outrageously high taxes, and prioritize woke, leftist fantasies over productivity and national interest.
Raiding Pensions for Short-Term Spending
Delaying pension contributions may ease immediate pressure on New York City’s budget, but the shell game reveals deeper weaknesses in the city’s finances.
Marsha Blackburn: ‘Root Out the Rot’
The spate of such incidents has fueled bipartisan alarm on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers have questioned whether the agency is structurally equipped to protect its principals at a moment when threats against the president are, by Blackburn’s account, escalating.
