Dan Sanchez fee.org Dan Sanchez is the director of content at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) and the editor-in-chief of FEE.org. It’s hard to know what to say in the wake of a heart-rending tragedy like Tuesday’s massacre in Uvalde, Texas. It would be easy
The latest US mass shooting in a school left 19 students and two teachers dead and provided an excellent opportunity for Jacinda Ardern to stamp her mark on yet another tragedy by appearing on US television to garner sympathy for her ineffective gun control laws. “New Zealand’s prime minister
Nicole McKee ACT Justice spokesperson A gang fuelled crime wave in Auckland that’s seen five drive by shootings over the weekend and a further seven at homes in South Auckland overnight shows we need urgent action on gangs. Once upon a time gangs had an unspoken rule where they
In the last few weeks, there have been three mass shootings, and just six months ago a vehicular attack, in which the attackers were openly motivated by racial animus. Many people died in all but one of the attacks (and that was purely due to serendipitous incompetence on the attacker’
Robert Hutchinson mercatornet.com Robert J. Hutchinson writes about the intersection of politics and ideas. He latest book is What Really Happened: The Death of Hitler. Within hours of the Buffalo, New York, mass shooting on May 14 that claimed the lives of ten innocent black people, top Democratic officials
Jeffrey Lord newsbusters.org Jeffrey Lord is a contributing writer for NewsBusters. Lord is a former White House political director in the Reagan White House and aide to HUD Secretary Jack Kemp. After graduating from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, he went on to work for the Pennsylvania
Consider this report by Stuff on the recent Buffalo shooting. Notice how we’re told that the gunman was white, nine out of the 11 victims were black and that the attack was racially motivated. Here’s an excerpt from another report by the mainstream media: A white 18-year-old wearing
righttolife.org.uk A woman has been convicted after she pretended to be pregnant to obtain abortion pills, which were sent to her by the UK’s largest abortion provider BPAS after a phone consultation. She then handed the pills to her ‘lover’, who said he was planning to trick
Stuart Smith National MP Kaikoura Below is Stuart Smith’s response. The ram-raids on retail stores across the North Island are appalling and it is a result of a government that has sent a message loud and clear to New Zealanders that they’re soft on crime. Since 2017, gang
Another day, another case of the non-existent transgender predators that we can rest assured simply don’t exist and are nothing but a far-right hate conspiracy. No, it’s not a “woman” with a beard and a penis flashing “herself” at little girls. Nor is it a “transgender mother” forcing
“LAW AND ORDER is the enactment of laws and their strict enforcement by police and the courts; and the safe, civil and orderly functioning of society viewed especially as a result of the enactment and strict enforcement of laws.” functioning society and law and order – Search (bing.com) Law and
Peter Hitchens has noted that, up to the 1950s, Britain was one of the most law-abiding nations in the world. Today, London’s leading claim to fame is that it has eclipsed New York in murders. Mayor Sadiq Khan must be so proud. One wonders how proud the Ardern government
Stuart Smith National MP Kaikoura Below is Stuart Smith’s response. Members of Parliament are elected to make critical decisions on behalf of the constituents they represent, along with the wider New Zealand electorate. But from time to time, substantial issues need to be put to the public, like changing
John W. Whitehead Nisha Whitehead rutherford.org Constitutional attorney and author John W Whitehead is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. His books Battlefield America: The War on the American People and A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State are available at www.amazon.com. Warning Long
After a spike in crime over the past month, including ram raids, government has announced a near-$600 million package. Minister for Justice Kris Faafoi says recent youth offending must be addressed. “Our response needs to address the root causes of crime, especially when it relates to young people, provide
