On Friday, 25 February, in the High Court, Cooke J ruled that the vaccine mandates against the police and defence forces were illegal. This is a landmark ruling that proves something that we already knew: that vaccine mandates breach the Bill of Rights, which says that no New Zealander can
Anonymous Free NZ Contributor freenz.substack.com To quote the Fresh Prince, “Now this is a story all about how My life got flipped - turned upside down...” I’ve always considered myself a good person. I’ve done unto others etc. A few mistakes and misdemeanours along the way (I
A shrewd observer of the public at the moment will realise that most of the nation is gripped in a mass psychosis, brought about by the relentless propaganda and tricks of persuasion utilised by the Ardern regime. Anyone in Auckland will tell you that traffic volumes have tanked, shops and
We here at The BFD strive to be even-handed and helpful wherever and whenever we can. That is why we have harvested this helpful information from the web and subtly modified it for use by Ms Ardern to provide a way forward for her when she meets with Caucus.
National’s Covid-19 Response spokesperson Chris Bishop said Dr Bloomfield and the ministry had misled the public, and it was not the first time. […] “This is not a one-off occurence, this has happened before and most recently as three or four weeks ago in relation to the dodgy
Guy Hatchard hatchardreport.com Dr Guy Hatchard is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior manager
Rob Alexander Rob Alexander is a Wellington comedian who definitely didn’t kill himself. Information Satire Firstly, there is no such thing as the ‘Professional Managerial Class’. The professional managerial class is a conspiracy theory that states that the country is run by a vast army of university-educated people
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Michael Baker Amanda Kvalsvig Nick Wilson University of Otago Matire Harwood University of Auckland Two years ago today, the first confirmed case of COVID-19 was reported in Aotearoa New Zealand. Few of us could have imagined the huge impact this pandemic would still be having two years later. As
Ian Miller brownstone.org Ian Miller is the author of “Unmasked: The Global Failure of COVID Mask Mandates.” His work has been featured on national television broadcasts, national and international news publications and referenced in multiple best selling books covering the pandemic. He writes a Substack newsletter, also titled “Unmasked.
After the High Court handed the regime their collective arses regarding mandates for Police and the Armed Forces it should have been a wake-up call for them to stop illegally breaking the Bill of Rights Act. I hazard a guess that many business owners who put in place their
What do the Wars on Drugs, Climate Change, and Covid all have in common? Answer: they can all be expressed as follows: We must do X in order to prevent Y where Y is a threat of biblical proportions and X is taking extreme action to prevent the threat, most
Canada’s Mounties have long enjoyed a reputation as Dudley Do-Right upstanding, reliable heroes. Beside the cartoon hero, 90s crime series Due South, premised on a Mountie sent to show the roughneck American coppers a lesson in Canadian politeness and square-jawed honesty. That image is unlikely to survive
Brighid In October 1915 the NZ Parliament passed the Discharged Soldier Settlement Act which gave returned servicemen the opportunity to own some land and apply for cheap finance so they could develop it into productive farms. The government emphasised that success in the Soldier-Settlement scheme would ultimately depend on
Three Drams Full Sunday 20 February. A 7.45am phone call from my Castle Street student daughter. Whispery voice: “Mum, my tonsils are up, I’ve hardly slept.” Ah. “Good morning,” I say, “you probably have Omicron.” “Yes, Mum, I know,” she hisses, “but I don’t want my flatmates
