The Big Nuclear Wink
The facts soon caught up with the fairy tales. Tens of thousands of centrifuges and hundreds of pounds of enriched nuclear fuel were destroyed.
The facts soon caught up with the fairy tales. Tens of thousands of centrifuges and hundreds of pounds of enriched nuclear fuel were destroyed.
The left is caught in what some are labeling a “death spiral.”
The message of hate echoing through modern protests.
We are becoming numb to child abuse. This was not just a violent outburst. It was a near-death experience for an infant and the system has once again allowed the offender to walk free.
The government’s headlong rush into big defence contracts, with minimal public oversight, risks compounding the problem by entrenching a military-industrial elite operating with impunity.
This is to the detriment of politics in general, as every government needs an effective opposition, but I don’t see this happening in the foreseeable future without a change in direction.
Systemic racism or an inconveniently multifaceted set of problems requiring uncomfortable conversations.
What is it that academics and public servants are afraid of? That the consequences of enforced personal responsibility would drive worse outcomes?
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In episode ten of The Good Oil Podcast, Cam sits down with Unite NZ leader Lee Taituha.