The justification for the Orwellian “Safe Schools” program is that it is supposedly an ‘anti-bullying’ program. Which is odd, because, as critics pointed out from the start, it is entirely focused on sexuality and Marxist gender theory – even though gay and ‘trans’ students represent a minority of kids who are
I live smack in the middle of dairy country in Tasmania. While my personal experience of the dairy industry is limited to occasional stints as a farmhand, I talk to farmers a lot. These folk aren’t the knuckle-dragging yokels city-based greens seem to think they are. Many of the
The history of the California coast is synonymous with alternative culture, redolent of hippies, drugs and surf culture but that was then – now it reeks of liberal politics and hypocrisy. California led the way by being the first state to legalise medicinal cannabis in 1996, setting a trend that spread
ACT party Freedom of expression is the basis of all freedoms. It has an inherent value. We each experience life in a unique way and should be free to share that experience with others. It also has a practical value. Feminists or anti-Springbok tour protestors alike would not have been
I’m not fond of Brian Tamaki but rate bullies lower still, especially hypocritical bullies, and even more especially sneering, pseudo-intellectual, hypocritical bullies. Thus I was a little piqued over the caterwauling and the disingenuous ‘complaints’ about Tamaki’s now-notorious Facebook ad citing his disdain for all things Islam-ish. Good
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So, what’s on my grocery list today? Broccoli, toothpaste, mayonnaise, casting my vote… Yes, that’s right. From 2020, you will be able to vote at your local school, library, at the supermarket and in public toilets. It seems that ballot boxes will be set up everywhere, in an
The word for today is… malapert (adj) – Impudently bold in speech or manner; saucy. (noun) – An impudent, saucy person. Source : The Free Dictionary Etymology : Malapert debuted in English in the 15th century, was a favorite of Shakespeare, and is still used sporadically today. The prefix mal-, meaning “bad” or “badly”
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Proverbs 22 10 Throw out the mocker, and fighting goes, too. Quarrels and insults will disappear.
ACT party For decades, councils have tied new housing developments up in red tape and underinvested in infrastructure. ACT believes New Zealanders must be free to build, and councils should be encouraged to invest in infrastructure, if we are to solve the housing crisis and achieve housing affordability. ACT will:
