There’s Nothing Neutral About This
The UK government’s social media ban consultation. Participation in the consultation may still matter, if only to register dissent within a process that is already narrowing its own field of view.
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Bracket Creep: The Stealth Annual Tax Increase
If politicians or bureaucrats want higher taxes, let them say so openly. Let them introduce the legislation, debate it, and face the voters. Until then, bracket creep remains what it has always been: a stealth increase in tax, quietly feeding the beast.
Inside the FDA’s ‘Cover-Up’ Over Child Deaths
Insider accounts, leaked memos and Congressional scrutiny reveal what happened behind closed doors at the FDA after reports of paediatric deaths following Covid vaccination.
Now Do Palestine
New Zealand’s “grave concerns” risk looking less like principled diplomacy and more like a performance of selective morality.
Don’t Get Angry – Get Active
We must protect women and girls. They remain at risk as long as this absurdity is allowed to continue.
It Seems the Uniparty Says No
Will they support the bill to define biological sex in law all the way?
MPs Who Can’t Tell Boys From Girls
The first reading exposed something alarming: a chunk of our political class has less grasp of biological reality than the average three-year-old.
The Late Homeschooling Law Changes
PILLAR is calling on the minister to halt the progression of the bill before its third reading and engage in extensive consultation with the homeschooling sector before granting sweeping new powers to an unelected body.
The Rise of the Meme Disease
These meme diseases turned out to be phantoms that mysteriously disappeared. These conditions also represented examples of the treatment being much worse than the purported disease.
Your Writing May Be an Indication of Alzheimer’s Disease
The new research may not be relevant for younger generations.
The Rewriting of Animal Farm
A new animated ‘Animal Farm’ transforms Orwell’s anti-authoritarian satire into an anti-capitalist fable, ideologically inverting its original warning.
Is Whānau Ora Lifting Student Attendance?
Outcomes are expressed in terms of number of engagements and the odd case study, alongside broad-based expressions of improved lives and expectations. This type of ongoing reporting was obviously insufficient to satisfy the new government post 2023.
We Should Pity the Young
The category conspicuously absent from Woke’s hierarchy of victimhood.
The Phillips Case Should Not Drive Home-School Legislation
Home education communities deserve better than to be caught in the crossfire of a government seeking a visible policy response to a tragedy it contributed to.