Grant Robertson has announced that the 2022 budget, due in May next year, will include an additional $6 billion in new operational spending, mainly aimed at funding the government’s proposed health sector changes and also at tackling climate change. More money that we don’t have. More quantitative easing.
And here we go again. Lockdowns are again being threatened by the Deputy Prime Minister. One case of Omicron crosses their leaky border and all bets were off for any thoughts of so-called freedom. Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson, in an interview recorded on Friday and aired on Saturday morning,
Guy Hatchard Information Opinion Guy Hatchard PhD is a former senior manager at Genetic ID. His research work has looked at the influence of human factors on social and economic indicators. This article presents the association between weekly vaccination totals and all cause mortality for the 60+ age cohort. This
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Bhaskaran Raman brownstone.org Bhaskaran Raman is a faculty in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Bombay. Views expressed here are his personal opinion. He maintains the site: “Understand, Unclog, Unpanic, Unscare, Unlock (U5) India” https://tinyurl.com/u5india . Around the world, there has been widespread fear
Mike Grimshaw University of Canterbury Mike Grimshaw is a sociologist, social theorist and thinker in the continental tradition (especially weak thought); a radical theologian who taught religious studies; a historian of ideas; in short an intellectual mongrel by design and practice. Vaccines, their mandates and certificates have ignited heated debate
Jeffrey A. Tucker brownstone.org Jeffrey A. Tucker is Founder and President of the Brownstone Institute and the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and ten books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of
Crimes across the country are going uninvestigated due to the number of police officers deployed to Covid MIQ facilities and patrolling the Auckland border. Elective surgeries have been cancelled. Children’s education disrupted. Mental health problems have worsened. Has anyone produced a calculation of the social cost from fighting Covid
The idea that the Covid pandemic is all part of some nefarious globalist population reduction plot enjoys some currency on the wackier fringes of conspiracy-dom. Yet it is, on the face of it, a pretty far-fetched idea. Certainly it’s an extraordinary claim. Here’s the thing: extraordinary claims require
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Martin Kulldorff brownstone.org Martin Kulldorff, Senior Scientific Director of Brownstone Institute, is an epidemiologist and biostatistician specializing in infectious disease outbreaks and vaccine safety. He is the developer of Free SaTScan, TreeScan, and RSequential software. Most recently, he was a professor at the Harvard Medical School for ten years.
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Adverse outcomes from the Ardern Government’s vaccine mandate were quite predictable to anyone paying attention, and of course, concerns about critical services being interrupted were swept aside by the MSM. Their devotion to paying homage to their piper takes precedence over the sort of thing many of us regard
#DefendNZ www.defendnz.co.nz An Official Information Act reply to #DefendNZ, from the Ministry of Health, which says that patients with COVID-19 could be eligible for euthanasia, has left National MP Simon O’Connor disappointed but not surprised. In November #DefendNZ wrote to the New Zealand Ministry of Health
I have now been back in Wellington for two weeks, after a fairly lengthy stay in the South Island. One of the things I desperately wanted to do was catch up with family, friends and a few clients. Some of these are the clients who like to meet up in
