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A License to Kill: The Migrant Drivers
More handwringing will not stop this continual problem with migrants – illegal or otherwise.
The House of Temperance
We increasingly lack in public life a true sense of honour among those who are meant to serve us, not rule over us. There is nothing sober about a government that allows itself to become deformed through the tendency to tyrannical rule.
Why Schools Cannot Fix Society’s Failures
A revelation dawns. What our wayward youth really need is an army of middle-aged blokes wandering the country bellowing “Yer daft bugger!” whenever common sense deserts them. Curiously, this is not the programme being proposed.
Study Debunks Claims of ‘Worsening Extreme Rainfall’
The posts come as Wishart continues High Court proceedings against TVNZ, TV3, RNZ and the Broadcasting Standards Authority over what he alleges is inaccurate and misleading reporting on climate change and extreme weather.
We Are Now in Parallel Universes
To win on free speech is to win. And the wokesters know it.
The Unexpected Afterlife of Private Wealth
Private fortunes outlive their owners. The gardens, architecture, ideas, and institutions they finance often become part of the public inheritance.
Alice in Hydrogen Land
When you see excited chats about the glories of hydrogen in the media, bear in mind that hydrogen as a fuel was created as a political response to the politically induced problem of the huge variability of solar and wind.
Ban the Hardware Not the Software
We need to save childhood without destroying adult freedom.
You Have 90 Seconds to Impact
A pilot who freezes is not a pilot. He is a passenger with a better view.
‘We Are One Country’
“We deliver our public services to people on the basis of need, not ethnicity.”
Protesters Chant ‘Send Them Back’
The rising concerns about mass immigration and the growing influence of ethnic and religious voting blocs on political parties and the police.