If you don’t have a Silver level membership yet you are missing out on our Insight Politics articles. Today is a FREE taste of an Insight Politics article by writer Lushington D. Brady The Lord’s Prayer and the Welcome to Country Which is better? Tribalism or universalism? The
In the litany of monstrous authoritarianism that is the Andrews government in Victoria, it’s often forgotten just how “Dictator Dan’s” mania for lockdowns actually started. I guess it all got lost in the numbing months and years of military curfew, rubber bullets at the Shrine of Remembrance and
As Rebecca Weisser noted recently in The Spectator, “Teal is the colour of a Tiffany’s gift box”. The Teal’s climate policies are, similarly, “trophies for rich women, diamond necklaces to flaunt at harbourside parties”. Teal is also the colour of rank hypocrisy. There is nothing that the Teals
As the Hunter Biden laptop scandal shows, lies of omission are often the most damaging of all. It’s not an exaggeration to say that the Deep State, the media and Big Tech’s complicit hiding of the scandal ahead of the 2020 election swung the result firmly in Joe
Once upon a time, people sent their children to school to get a rigorous basic education: you know, stuff like reading, writing and maths. These days, parents wanting that would be best advised to home-school — as a small but rapidly increasing number are. Sending your kids to a government or
One thing that’s noticeable about cults is how utterly immune they are to evidence. Especially millenarian, end-of-the-world cults. Few more so than the Climate Cult. Like any other religious cult preaching the imminent end of the world, the Climate Cult are rarely dismayed when their predictions invariably fail to
Remember when we were told that same-sex marriage was about “gays getting married — nothing else”? How’s that worked out for us? It’s taken barely five years to get from there to being screamed at as “bigots” if we raise an eyebrow at drag queens stripping in front of
righttolife.org.uk A Bill in Victoria, Australia which would have forced hospitals with a religious affiliation and which receive any state funding to offer abortions and assisted suicide has failed. Earlier this week, Reason Party (formely named the Australian Sex Party) MP Fiona Patten attempted to force through the
Some time back, BFD contributor Sir Bob Jones caused quite a ruckus with his column cheekily calling for a “Maori gratitude day” to replace Waitangi day. After all, as Jones pointed out, nearly all Maori alive today owe their very existence to at least some European ancestors. Not to mention
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Information Opinion Doctors With Voices is a platform from which both family doctors and hospital specialists with numerous decades of clinical experience between them, can finally be heard. Former Qantas Captain Graham Hood (Hoody) is interviewing a succession of Australian doctors
It’s been a long legal slog for Zoe Buhler, but the Australian woman has finally won a free speech victory in court. Still, the two-year court grind proves that the process is ultimately the punishment. Buhler made headlines around the world in 2020, when she was arrested by three
There were two big wins for free speech in Australia this week: one for a working-class mum from Ballarat, the other for a high-profile sports commentator. One was arrested for a Facebook post, the other cancelled for a joke. Ballarat woman Zoe Buhler was arrested, pregnant and in her pyjamas,
I suppose you’ve got to grudgingly admire Daniel Andrews for sheer, bloody chutzpah. In the same week that a whistleblower alleged high-level police interference in the Red Shirts investigation, and the state Ombudsman was asked to investigate the corruption scandal for the third time — Dan goes right out and
Robert Muldoon used to brag that exporting New Zealanders to Australia raised the IQ of both countries, but lately, Australia’s importing a lot of garbage from New Zealand that’s making us dumber. And I’m not talking about Russell Crowe, phony “asylum seekers”, or sundry criminal bikers. What
As uncovered by The BFD, the New Zealand police — not Immigration NZ, apparently, as was earlier claimed — actively sought to have two journalists banned from entering the country. Their internal communications left no doubt that the reasons were entirely political, profiling the journalists as “far-right” (a purely subjective political opinion)
