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Buy Your Cat a Subscription to the BFD

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Photo by Catherine Heath. The BFD.

I was looking at the BFD subscriptions today when I noticed that one customer name for a subscription was My Cat James.

We here at The BFD are all for diversity of thought of course but I also think that it is very important that our customers are also as diverse as possible. This may come as a shock to you all but even though I looked very carefully I could not find any other customers who were cats.

Cat’s political views matter and I am taking this opportunity to ask you all to consider purchasing a BFD subscription for that special cat in your life.

white cat lying on black leather couch
Photo by Simon Haslett. Snowball just loves her subscription to The BFD.

Why should humans have all the fun? I want to see some new customers like My cat Ginger and My cat Simba.

If you haven’t already subscribed your cat to The BFD please do so today so that we can finance our expansion plans for the future and continue to keep our engine room humming.

The BFD is New Zealand’s newest and freshest News & Views website and we want to be fighting fit primed and ready for an exciting 2023 election year and we can’t do that without your cat’s help.

We are your Brash, Focused and Dedicated site for news, views and social commentary on issues locally and around the world, that matter to you.

Will your cat support us in our new venture and ensure that there is a conservative counterbalance to the left’s internet presence?

Will your cat help us to stand up for free speech?

Will your cat help us to stand up for democracy and stand against a separatist agenda?

Your cat’s subscription will help ensure that The BFD can continue to be the champion of the silent majority.

We can’t do it without you and your pet.

Subscribe Now.

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