Multiplicity is better than uniformity.
As much as you probably despise legacy media, most of us will miss it when it’s gone and replaced finally with social media.
The way things are right now, outlets like Stuff or the NZ Herald mediate what Kiwis see and hear about our society. By doing so, they boost or block certain narratives and subtly shift the country’s mental landscape over time. But at least this legacy media is mostly for New Zealand by New Zealanders. Mostly. That may be disappearing quicker than we realise.
The harsh truth is that you can’t have a nation if you also believe in Christianity.
Add to this their working-class roots and their lack of interest in ‘issues’ that stars like Swift profess to care about and the reason for Oasis’ pariah status becomes clear.
‘Globalisation’ and ‘globalism’ may sound kinda-sorta the same, but they’re critically different terms.
It is difficult to argue that Seymour’s pithy compression of the three key elements of the treaty doesn’t capture the essence of its purpose admirably.
Google, once again, did not immediately respond to MRC’s request for comments, a typical tactic of the tech giant, which often waits until public condemnation to walk back its rampant censorship.
This science team agrees humanity must be made aware of this awful consequence.
A bombshell report directly accuses Victoria Police of a political cover-up.
