Le Pen Cleared To Run for President
Le Pen’s lawyer, Rodolphe Bosselut, called the decision “a good start”.
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The Lancet’s Latest mRNA Review
One of the world’s most influential medical journals has published a review that is largely performative. It raises controversial questions only long enough to defuse them with reassuring conclusions. At best, it reads like marketing. At worst, it’s propaganda.
More Adventures in Two-Tier Policing Shake Britain
The filth arrest victims and enforce Islamic blasphemy laws.
ACT, NZ First Unite Against Over VPN Concerns
Education Minister Erica Stanford’s office was in damage control on Tuesday afternoon, emailing the Post saying the government was “not looking at restricting or banning VPNs”.
Dozens More Named in Indonesian Daycare Case
Twenty-seven suspects so far in shocking abuse scandal.
So You Want To Be A Player? Listen Closely
I’ve got maybe 30 seconds. The helicopters are circling now. Focus. Focus. If you have enough people, you can get away with anything.
Not Just the White Man’s Burden
Anti-immigrant riots are spreading across Africa and Asia, too.
One Nation, One Parliament, One Law, With Equal Rights for All
Parallel societies.
Prebble’s Poll Puzzle: Winston Still Holds the Cards in a Muddy Election
The only politician who can sit back with any real confidence right now is Winston Peters. Everyone else still has an election to win and the cards have not finished falling.
Good Oil General Debate
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Face of the Day
The new building on Wellesley Road was bought from a private developer under the former Labour government. MCERT – which the former housing ministry has been folded in to – was trying to sell it to a community housing provider, but had been unsuccessful so far.
The Good Oil Word of the Day
The word for today is… valedictory (adjective, noun) - adjective : of or relating to a valediction : expressing or containing a farewell noun : an address or statement of farewell or leave-taking Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : Though it is not known where the first valedictory address was given, we do know that
The Good Oil Daily Bible Verse
And the bramble said unto the trees, If in truth ye anoint me king over you, then come and put your trust in my shadow: and if not, let fire come out of the bramble, and devour the cedars of Lebanon.