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A Disease in Search of a Diagnosis
If Long Covid is real, then it needs clear definition, objective markers and exclusion of confounders. Otherwise, it will be no more than a medical fashion that flourished in the spotlight before dissolving in the cold light of evidence.
Mamdani Prepares To ‘Soak the Middle Class’
The city’s voters are about to get exactly what they asked for – middle class pain brought on by the false promise of a socialist utopia.
Covid-19 Lessons Learned Report Any Day Now
For many featured in The Tribute, this report represents a final hope for official acknowledgement and the restoration of patient rights under the NZ Bill of Rights.
This Witch-Hunt Serves the Guilty Only
Andrew is low-hanging fruit thrown to the low-IQ mob.
Labour’s State of the Nation: Softer, Smaller, Safer
I went to the Labour Party State of the Nation.
The Good Oil Daily Opinion Poll
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What New Zealand Could Lose
NZ Post has announced plans to phase out frontline posties entirely, following the same trajectory Denmark has now completed. Letters may technically still exist, but only at exorbitant courier-style prices, while the organisation pivots to parcels and registered mail – the profitable segments.
The Future of the Māori Seats
This is an issue National can no longer ignore. It needs to get off the fence and explicitly state whether or not it will support a referendum on the Māori seats.
The Racist List (Updated)
To help those who may not be keeping up, I’ve compiled a list of what is currently considered ‘racist’.
Luxon Does Find Merit in Treaty Principles
PM echoing Seymour’s views flies under the radar.
Parliament Joins the Virtue Signalling Retreat From X and Abandons Kiwis Who Use It
The liberal elite who control our institutions, the old media and the progressive parties are busy virtue signalling by walking away from X. In the process they walk away from hundreds of thousands of ordinary Kiwis who are right there on the platform.