I have seen New Zealand when its possibilities seemed enormous, watched people build businesses and communities and experienced the consequences when governments make decisions that can take decades to unwind.
So when I look at today’s politics, I am not merely asking, “Which party do I prefer?” I’m asking something much bigger:
“Are we leaving the next generation a country capable of fulfilling its potential?”
The mainstream media are the hindrance to maintaining an open and well-adjusted society.
Greenpeace NZ, with Professor Jane Kelsey, is sandbagging New Zealand.
Have you noticed the new Labour Party hoardings appearing around the country?
My own ideal government does not believe the state should run the economy.
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We seem destined to continue the equality thesis, the persistent gaps in IQ and other test scores behoove us to acknowledge that our efforts have not worked. In some sense, DEI efforts are an admission of that failure, as they seek to reapportion society’s spoils based on race rather than merit.
