Short, easy to read, humorous but factual, suitable for young readers.
An innovative presentation of New Zealand History.
101 drawings, 61 pages.
Rejected as unsuitable by The University of Otago, but really liked by The BFD!
Available on Amazon as an e-book or in paperback directly from the author in Canada.
Winston Peter’s heckler voided his free speech rights the moment he put the company lanyard around his neck.
Dispatches from the edge of a temporarily unbalanced Aussie mind.
The point here isn’t to argue whether Jeff Bezos should or shouldn’t pay more tax. The point is that Congress’s approach is entirely wrong. They should instead invest their energy into ensuring maximum productivity… which ultimately means fewer regulations, and in general staying out of the way.
Blowing things up is the easy part. Turning force into a political outcome is harder.
As cases like Jordan Peterson’s draw attention, longstanding questions about withdrawal, suicidality, and tapering can no longer be sidelined.
