RNZ’s Hypocrisy on Lobbying: State-Funded Crusaders Get a Free Pass While Industry Gets the Boot
RNZ’s hit piece is less about uncovering truth and more about pushing a narrative. They’re happy to amplify state-funded lobbyists like HCA while vilifying industry players, all under the guise of public interest.
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RNZ Catches up on News Reported Here Over a Month Ago
Let’s hope if the coalition survives the 2026 election, ACT gets to exercise far more influence in this area. Two forgotten words desperately in need of rehabilitation – Personal Responsibility.
Yes, Women Are Different
And they’re changing the way we express ourselves. What this means for declining birth rates globally and the relationship between the sexes is unclear. Let’s just say, based on this research, the future does not look promising. Seems like that blasted pendulum never rests in the middle.
Farmers Will Be Extorted by the Iwi Mafia
Farmers aren’t imagining it. They are being gaslit. It is a mafia racket, not a matter of cultural respect.
A Man After My Own Heart
We are given a nightly offering of news that resembles a dog’s breakfast. A dog would simply walk away and that’s precisely what many of us have done.
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My Drink With Pearl Harbor Attackers
When I walked up to the counter, rather than asking the standard atatemasu-ka?, they instead asked “are you American?” in English. I said yes, and one young man said “thank you for tomodachi” with a deep bow. I will never forget it.
Moribund Economy Takaichi’s Greatest Challenge
Opting for tax relief and a ‘light hand’ rather than strict austerity.
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