The Red Cross Is Not a Bystander
This is not humanitarianism. It is hypocrisy. The ICRC needs to answer for its dereliction of duty.
This is not humanitarianism. It is hypocrisy. The ICRC needs to answer for its dereliction of duty.
Changing the culture won’t happen overnight. As I’ve written before, real reform starts in conversations at work, at church and at the footy club – not in Canberra.
The New Zealand Wars should be included too.
A commentary on media double standards in a time of selective outrage.
President Donald Trump has been using an old tool ignored by recent presidents to target trade abusers like China that impose significant barriers to American products and services – tariffs. We all want free and fair trade, but trade is not free and fair when it is only free and fair on one side.
Can people really be duped by language? Of course. This has got to stop. As the old saying goes, let us call a spade a spade.
The EU’s annoyingly fake ‘unity’ is as brain-rotting as any illicit substance.
New Zealand cannot afford to remain neutral in the face of these realities. Neutrality in the presence of such evil is not impartiality – it is abdication. We have a duty to speak clearly: Hamas’ actions constitute war crimes.
Rotorua’s glossy Matariki celebrations can’t hide the rot.
I’m often struck how those offended by people not using pronouns and act aggressively in response are also the same ones usually making excuses for terror against others.
The weaponised ‘Te Tiriti’ provisions in New Zealand legislation are dangerous and should be purged, starting with education.
You will find herein the most well-documented and coherent presentation of answers to the core questions (what, how, why) that all of us have been asking since this hell was first visited upon us.
The cacophony of this mass industry feeding at this climate trough means it won’t give up so easily.
Compassion is cheap, especially when other people are paying for it.