A Muslim Community leader Aliya Danzeisen and a Terrorism expert Chris Wilson were interviewed last week by Newshub Nation about the issue of prisoners right to send mail. The first question was directed to the Muslim community leader who was asked how news of Tarrant’s letter had impacted the
National party press release: The early release of double murderer Jason Reihana without telling his victims’ families is an appalling breach of victims’ rights and shows Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis has lost control of his department, Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges says. “Jason Reihana carried out what can only
Today’s Crybaby of the week used her cellphone to take a photo while going through a Police checkpoint on the North Shore. She got an $80 fine for doing so, then cried about it on Facebook. Sledge of the day goes to whoever posted the below comment to her
By George When Ardern scarpered to Paris with the intention of hauling social media sites over the coals, little did they know that New Zealand, under Arden’s watch, only wanted to cut out the middleman. Corrections, it appears, has its own method of spreading the gospel according to Brenton
The singer of the band the 1975 defied Dubai’s anti-LGBT laws during a concert on Wednesday by venturing into the crowd and kissing a male fan on the lips. Video footage taken by fans and posted on Twitter showed Matt Healy telling gay fans that he loved them and
Britain’s police might be a bit pants at stopping actual crimes, like London’s staggering murder rate, or the industrial-scale rape of little girls by Pakistani Muslim gangs, but you have to hand it to them: they’re right on the ball when it comes to people saying mean
National party press release: Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis has created a culture of leniency in our prison system which puts prisoners ahead of victims and public safety. New Zealanders confidence in Corrections will rightly be eroding after revelations that dangerous prisoners with extreme views have been able to send inflammatory
There have been many articles written this week about whether or not the Christchurch terrorist should be allowed to write letters. Many liberals who supported abolishing the death penalty and supported the homosexual law reform bill have reacted emotionally to this issue and are not interested in upholding the rights
New information and video footage have emerged of the ‘Sydney stabber’, suggesting it was an Islamic extremist inspired attack in Australia yesterday. If you have a great Youtube or Vimeo video to share send it to videos@thebfd.co.nz
We found out the hard way that police have slippery hands when it comes to hanging onto confiscated guns, and now two Glock pistols have been stolen from a police car in Gore. “A man is on the run after ramming two police cars, stealing one, then making off on
Let me start by apologising to those competent current and former members of our police force (we have a couple in the BFD community) but it seems that there is not much that the police manage to do these days to give us all confidence in their ability to keep
If you have a great Youtube or Vimeo video to share send it to videos@thebfd.co.nz
California is perhaps the epicentre of gun hypocrisy in the US. Even as the most “liberal” (by which they mean, “left-wing authoritarian”) state tub-thumps its strict gun laws, its major industry endlessly celebrates extreme gun-violence fantasies, and its elite wall themselves in behind heavily-armed goon-squads. But nothing screams “liberal hypocrisy”
It is good to see that the NZ Police are finally giving the gangs the same treatment that they dish out to innocent 12-year-old girls looking after their horses. But what’s with the weird headline on this Stuff article? Surely when an armed police raid on a gang pad
Some real Aussie blokes in Sydney (including today’s face of the day) took down a knife-wielding man using a plastic milk crate, a wicker chair and a crowbar after he had stabbed a woman and run around yelling something about a Snack Bar. This proves that plastic is good
