Joel S. Elson Austin C. Doctor Sam Hunter University of Nebraska Omaha Joel S. Elson is an assistant professor of Information Technology Innovation at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and a member of the executive committee for the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education (NCITE) Center, a Department of
Ground News is a news aggregator with a difference: its mission is to break echo chambers. Ground News examines the sources for major stories and their editorial leaning. From that, it calculates a “Blindspot” feed, indicating whether a particular story is being reported — or ignored — by right or left-leaning sources.
There’s no denying that the QAnon crowd are nutty and obnoxious. At the local arm of the recent “Reclaim the Line” protests, a large, loud woman brandished an enourmous placard festooned with gibbering QAnon slogans about “satanic pedofiles” and so on. Every time an official speaker so much as
David Seymour ACT Leader Brian Tamaki should be held at Springhill Prison, which is in a large field, so his protestors stop disturbing my constituents in their homes. I visited the site yesterday, Hannah Tamaki told me it was all under control, but admitted she is only present for a
Bruwer Vroon, Grace Church, Gisborne Andrew MacPherson, Grace Presbyterian Church, Tauranga Logan Hagoort, Covenant Church, Manurewa Paul Henry, Grace Church, Rotorua Ian Goodman, South City Reformed Baptist Church, Auckland Dear New Zealand It is no secret there is much of Brian Tamaki’s theology and Christian practice that we would
As Mark Steyn wrote, “the airbrush is mightier than the sword”. When Muslim terrorists murdered cartoonists for publishing cartoons of Muhammad, and stormed a Jewish supermarket, killing four Jews, the mainstream media swung into action. The story became, and I quote, “two French-born brothers killed 11 people…as well as
Information Satire MEDIA STATEMENT Brian Tamaki has been found to be a super spreader of truth, democracy and freedom and as such he has no place in a modern technocratic dictatorship. We wish to reassure the public that this 63-year-old male will be prosecuted to the full extent of whatever
MEDIA STATEMENT From Apostle Brian Tamaki via Ron Mansfield QC, Brian Tamaki denies the breach and will defend what is alleged when permitted on Thursday 27th January 2022. It is not accepted that he should have been remanded in custody and any longer period on remand will be challenged vigorously.
Michael McAuley mercatornet.com Michael McAuley is a barrister practising in Sydney, Australia. Cardinal Pell, the Media Pile-On & Collective Guilt by Gerard Henderson. Connor Court. 2021. 468 pages John Howard’s Foreword to Gerard Henderson’s Cardinal Pell, the Media Pile-On & Collective Guilt says as much about the
Brian Tamaki Information Opinion Last night we once again saw MSM spark up about my recent visit to Christchurch, trying to incite even more hatred towards me as they propose that I have broken my bail conditions. They’re pushing the police to try and prosecute me again. They’re
**This article has been republished. It is one of the most popular articles from 2021. Watch as a Police Officer assaults a man in his car for the ‘crime’ of shopping with his partner: This is just insane. This Police officer stopped these people because they went into a supermarket
Bob McCoskrie Family First NZ Family First NZ says that debate is needed on the Government’s proposal to repeal the Three Strikes law, a law that targets repeat violent offenders, and is questioning why submissions are closing in the middle of the summer holidays when even the politicians are
Older generations will recall when the police were known as “bobbies”, after their founder, Sir Robert (Bob) Peel, in England in 1829. He formed the world’s first professional police force in London. Prior to that, governments used the military, and wealthy private citizens or companies hired night watchmen for
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With good reason, the Catholic church has been roundly pilloried for its past culture of covering up abuse within its ranks and silencing victims. But they’re not the only guilty institution — not by a long shot. So, why have education bureaucracies so far escaped the sort of public opprobrium
