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PSNA’s Celebration of Mass Murder
Make no mistake: when you celebrate October 7, you celebrate rape, torture, kidnapping, and slaughter. And no amount of sloganising about “liberation” or “resistance” can wash that blood away.
Oh Hush, Queen
The political left hates standards for all of these reasons. But more than anything, they despise standards because they imply the existence of a norm, and justify judgments based on the norm.
Britain Needs a New Backbone
A fish rots from the head. Starmer calls Farage unpatriotic while tolerating violence, intimidation and hate in the streets he claims to lead. A man who can find his way to a lectern, but not to a backbone.
Energy Prices Now the Biggest Single Concern
Energy costs are rising so fast in Australia, it’s less expensive to dig up rocks, put them on ships, and send them 6,000 kilometers to China to smelt the steel with our own coal, and then ship the widgets right back to us.
Aww, the ‘Wacism’ Cry Isn’t Working Now
After these pricks tried to throw him off the ballot, throw him in jail and then try to kill him (twice), Trump is in full DGAF mode.
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
$100,000 total from the rates take. It’s basically a catered chinwag between neighbours that they call an assembly. And guess what? They couldn’t come up with a consensus on where to put the pool.
The Kids Need to Memorize Tables, Basic Facts and Spelling
Do NZ’s appalling attendance rates reflect parents’ rejection of race-mandated education?
There Are No Surprises
Watching the Māori Party implode, the terrorist attack in Manchester, and the response to the ceasefire proposals for Gaza – little of what is happening surprises me.
Shea Nut Ban Backfires in Nigeria
The ban will no doubt be a windfall for some. But for millions of Nigerians, it could be devastating.
A Storm Just Hit Healthcare
This moment is devastating for the traditional medical establishment and for the pharmaceutical industry. It validates the growing suspicion that profit often outweighs public good and raises a larger question: what other risks remain hidden.
National Is Trying but Not Hard Enough
As policies go, it’s a plus, but barely positive and would rate a one out of 10 in the overall need for real welfare reform.
The Treaty Courses Are Just the Tip of the Iceburg
Te ao Māori remains pre-eminent at Auckland University.
