The Culture of Death Is Looking to Expand
For only 12 grand, you can pass in the comfort of your own home in one seamless business transaction.
For only 12 grand, you can pass in the comfort of your own home in one seamless business transaction.
If we are going to spend substantial sums of public money and permanently alter the way people live, work, shop, visit one another and move around their city, we should have the evidence to demonstrate that the promised benefits are actually being delivered.
Revolutions have been fought over taxation without representation. Democracy is the tyranny of the majority. But a tyranny of 16-year-olds?
A party campaigning within New Zealand, in our election, at our expense, for the destruction of Israel. And the Electoral Commission and the ombudsman are okay with this.
Homegrown subversives conspire with a Netherlands NGO to try and ruin New Zealand.
Edmund’s defeat was therefore more than the failure of one army. It was the moment when the future of England was decided by the courage of a young king and the treachery of Eadric the Grabber.
The race against China is not a simple rhetorical device utilized by defense hawks. It is the absolute defining geopolitical contest of the 21st century.
The resources are already here. The people are already here. The opportunity is already here. What’s missing is the vision. And maybe it’s time we stopped asking what Australia will look like after the next election and started asking what Australia could become in the next generation.
The next time a Star of David appears alongside one of the oldest antisemitic stereotypes in existence, here is a radical suggestion for the media: Ask a Jew.
Economic credibility is hard to earn. Once lost, it is even harder to regain. Compare the PREFU with what was promised and it is easy to see why 44 per cent of us no longer have confidence in either of the two middling parties.
NZ Against Hamas is holding a counterprotest. Victim blaming on the anniversary weekend of October 7 of all days is a sickening act of evil.
An absurd BBC article that points to a much larger cultural problem.
Many of them now find themselves on the brink of quitting because of the immense financial pressure that has been placed upon them.