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Facebook Prison for Real

Facebook Prison for Real

If posting stupid, inflammatory stuff on Facebook was a crime, I’d be breaking rocks on Devil’s Island for the rest of my days. Ha, what am I saying? I’ve been chucked in Facebook jail more often than I can remember, including being perma-banned. And it turns

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Sir David Amess: A Light Prematurely Extinguished Burns Even Brighter

Sir David Amess: A Light Prematurely Extinguished Burns Even Brighter

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 (St Pauls, 1995), and Prophets & Priests: the Hidden Face of the Birth Control

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Afghan Men Behaving Badly in Refugee Camps

Afghan Men Behaving Badly in Refugee Camps

It’s well known that in the chaotic aftermath of WWII, many Nazis were able to slip out of Europe as “refugees”. Plus ça change, even the Guardian admits that a great many of the so-called “refugees” flooding the West during the War on Terror did so on fake

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Becroft Wants to Soften the Softest Soft Youth Justice System

Becroft Wants to Soften the Softest Soft Youth Justice System

Darroch Ball Co-leader Sensible Sentencing Trust The outgoing Children’s Commissioner Andrew Becroft wants to get rid of Youth Justice Residences. That old chestnut. It seems he is suffering from the same condition he was afflicted with a couple of weeks ago when he wanted spit-hoods abolished for

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Government Must Be Consistent in Dealing with COVID Rule Breakers

Government Must Be Consistent in Dealing with COVID Rule Breakers

The Government’s lack of consistency in enforcing the law against Covid rule breakers is a slap in the face to struggling businesses and people trying to do the right thing, says National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown. The Government’s decision to grant travel exemptions for gang members to

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One Year On

One Year On

It is almost exactly a year since the last election, when the country gave Jacinda Ardern and her government the largest mandate ever recorded under MMP. It was a testimonial to what most people thought was a successful pandemic response that had saved us from having thousands dead. Clearly, those

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COVID rules or does the Mongrel Mob?

COVID rules or does the Mongrel Mob?

Darroch Ball Co-Leader Sensible Sentencing Trust. Make no mistake, the current issue with COVID being linked to gangs has nothing to do with ‘vaccination hesitation’ or ‘mistrust of health officials’. It has everything to do with how the gangs don’t give a damn about doing their part for

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Nurturing the Gangs Doesn’t Work

Nurturing the Gangs Doesn’t Work

David Seymour ACT Leader The current gang member-driven outbreak of COVID-19 is the logical conclusion of the Government’s tending and nurturing approach. Tending and nurturing is the translation of Operation Tauwhiro that was supposed to take on the gangs. I asked the Prime Minister in Parliament about

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We Are No Longer Treated like Adults

We Are No Longer Treated like Adults

KSK I feel sorry for Brian Tamaki, now facing charges for a pre-arranged, pre-sanctioned, peaceful protest, given that everyone has the lawful right to peacefully protest under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, 1990. I am not a follower of the good Bishop nor a critic. People

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One Rule for Gangs, Another for Everyone Else

One Rule for Gangs, Another for Everyone Else

The Government’s penchant to cuddle up to gangs has been laid out for all to see as Waikato Mongrel Mob President Sonny Fatu was given an ‘Essential Worker’ exemption and allowed to travel across the Auckland boundary, National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “Over the past few weeks,

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Apply the Rules Equally or Not at All

Apply the Rules Equally or Not at All

Conserve NZ It seems that many people want to hold faith leaders Brian Tamaki and Peter Mortlock accountable for backing protests that they consider to be potential “super spreaders” of Covid-19. So if people see this as a justifiable position, then there is another public figure who needs to

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Police Minister Invisible on Gangs

Police Minister Invisible on Gangs

Chris Baillie ACT Police spokesperson and former Police officer The current approach to gangs isn’t working and Police Minister Poto Williams needs to take action. The headlines this morning are simply unacceptable. Our Sunday morning papers shouldn’t be reading “Shocking gang axe attack: Man killed in front of

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