America’s biggest, mostly Democrat-run, cities fell over themselves to pander to the barking mad conspiracy theories of Black Lives Matter and defund their police forces. They’ve since reaped the whirlwind in the form of spiralling violent crime. Chicago is even more a bullet-ridden no-man’s-land than ever, Baltimore
It reads like the plot of a Dan Brown potboiler: a high-ranking Vatican official embezzling, money-laundering and bribing, casting a net of corruption all the way to Australia. A Cardinal on the brink of exposing the whole, dark web is brought down by false charges of child molesting. Unlike Brown’
The Supreme Court has finally made its decision on the prolonged legal wrangling over the extradition of Kim Dotcom. They said that he can be extradited. Kim Dotcom can be extradited to the United States to face 12 criminal copyright-related charges, the Supreme Court has ruled after a marathon legal
We live in a time of truly upended values. Riots are “peaceful protests”. Men in dresses are “real women”. Criminals are victims and victims of crime are criminals. When a gang of teenagers (allegedly) steal a car and wipe themselves out, it should be pretty plain to all who were
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In J K Rowling’s Harry Potter books, almost all the characters avoid saying the name of the series’ arch-villain, Voldemort. No matter whether they’re good or evil, all but a couple of characters refuse to name him out of fear. Voldemort’s own followers call him “the Dark
Why Muslims don’t address the possibility, however remote, of Muslim extremists infiltrating NZ mosques surprises me. Overseas terrorism does not allay fears, it inflames them. NZ Muslim organisations should be distancing themselves and providing reassurance instead of treating public fear as a personal insult and lobbying for “hate speech”
Warning – contains graphic content The toddler found dead in the estuary at Little Waihi had been subjected to at least eight – and maybe as many as 20 – blows to the head before being left to drown. That is according to forensic pathologist Dr Rexson Tse, who was giving evidence at
It’s so easy being Labour: just take gobs-ful of lies and then regurgitate same down the needy throats of voracious, unquestioning, and juvenile media-nesters who swallow them without hesitation. Thus it was with Andrew Little condescendingly trivialising the sexual groping of a female prison officer in ‘alerting’ the public
Laura Vidal PhD Candidate, Criminology, School of Social Sciences lens.monash.edu/@politics-society The death of 20-year-old Ruqia Haidari in Perth in January this year, allegedly murdered by her husband whom she wed only two months earlier, and the recent arrests of three of her family members, brings forced marriage
Andrew Little has signalled yet again that he is hell-bent on repealing the three-strikes law. God only knows why as the rationale for repeal is rather spurious: The law that resulted in a man being sentenced to seven years in jail for grabbing a prison guard’s bottom is likely
Ann Farmer mercatornet.com Ann Farmer lives in the UK. She is the author of By Their Fruits: Eugenics, Population Control, and the Abortion Campaign (CUAP, 2008); The Language of Life: Christians Facing the Abortion Challenge. Keira Bell, now 23, started “transitioning to male” at just 17. She now regrets
Press Release: New Conservative News came out this week that a shearer was given a 16-month prison sentence for killing a lamb because it frustrated him while shearing it. Christopher Tredinnick received the sentence in Cromwell this week, according to the New Zealand Herald. Meanwhile, only a few months earlier,
Porsche-driving, boy-racing feral-in-a-suit Richard Pusey outraged many social media users earlier this year when he was accused of filming and berating dead and dying police officers on a Melbourne highway. But did he “outrage public decency”? That’s what a Victorian court has been asked to decide, after a judge
