Keean Bexte of Rebel News reports: Natalie Salisbury was kicked out of school after defending the traditional red and black poppy. Her crime? The Grade 11 student refused to don an LGBT-inspired rainbow poppy so she printed off posters to defend her decision and explain why the traditional red and black poppy means so much to so many Canadians.
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My son’s generation deserves better than glossy brochures, origami rabbits and lifelong repayments for experiences that deliver neither wisdom nor wages.
The push for a tikanga/bijural legal system is a masterclass in academic and judicial capture.
When cultural activity becomes religious imposition, it’s time for New Zealanders to start asking hard questions.
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We need to, as citizens and as a public health community, insist that institutions such as the WHO do better, or insist on replacing them with something better.
The femcel-industrial complex berates suicidal men as ‘perpetrators’.
Every benefit-paying agency in the federal government has near-term deadlines to identify their most fraud-prone programs and start screening recipients for things like… you know… being alive.
