It’s time for the Government to initiate a process that would remove New Zealand citizenship or residency from a person who commits a violent act in our country, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. National believes the law change is needed after reports that yesterday’s terrorist attack
Ted Johnston Justice Spokesman New Conservative “Labour’s weak and incompetent handling of terrorist suspects is as bad as its dealing with Housing, Mental Health, Homelessness and Child Poverty problems,” says New Conservative Justice Spokesman, Ted Johnston. Terrorists won’t care if they are told to “be kind.” This latest
Yesterday’s cyber-attack on New Zealand’s telecommunications network is a clear sign the Government has failed again to protect New Zealand’s cyber borders, National’s Digital Economy and Communications spokesperson Melissa Lee says. “Alongside the recent drop of New Zealand in the United Nations ITU Global Cybersecurity
I want to acknowledge and sincerely thank the NZ Police who shot and killed the Sri Lankan born Kiwi Terrorist within 60 seconds of him starting the attack after picking up a knife off the supermarket shelf. I can only imagine the countless man-hours that have been spent by
We have seen a bit written about the arrest outside a Christchurch Countdown supermarket over the last week or so. Just for the record, I had no input to the first article by Cam, only a tiny input to the second article and basically nothing in the follow-up article
The BFD has several ex-Police officers who advise us from time to time on Policing matters. They have provided the following observations regarding the arrest of a man in Christchurch for not wearing a mask. Relevant legislation: S.315 of the Crimes Act 1961 allows for arrest without a
Darroch Ball Co-leader Sensible Sentencing Trust. Another week of lockdown and unfortunately, with the majority of us doing our part for the country, the feral thugs seem to be out taking advantage. Of course, it’s no surprise that those who are antisocial, anticommunity, and antiauthority couldn’t care
Last week, with little fanfare, and near-zero media commentary, Australia slid deeper into a surveillance state. The occasion was the passing of the The Surveillance Legislation Amendment (Identify and Disrupt) Bill 2021. The final bill was passed after just 24 hours. Major media outlets like the ABC ignored it.
Ashli Babbitt’s killer has finally been named – and the Establishment want you to think he’s a hero who “saved countless lives”. For eight months, the family of Ashli Babbitt was blocked from even knowing the name of her killer. For all those eight months, the Washington establishment and
Sarah Cowgill libertynation.com National Columnist at LibertyNation.com. Sarah has been a writer in the political and corporate worlds for over 25 years. As a sought-after speech writer, her clients included CEOs, U.S. Senators, Congressmen, Governors, and even a Vice President. Editor’s Note: From The Back
Chris Sweeney rt.com Chris Sweeney is an author and columnist who has written for newspapers such as The Times, Daily Express, The Sun and Daily Record, along with several international-selling magazines. Don’t like wearing masks? Neither does Benjamin Glynn. But his refusal to wear one, on account
Ex-Cop Information Opinion To start with I don’t know what happened leading up to the point when he was on his knees. I don’t know what reason they gave for stopping and arresting him. What I Saw in the Video While on the ground on his knees
The other day I published the horrible violent arrest of a man who wasn’t wearing a mask. This man was kneeling with his hands behind his back when he was gang tackled and then wrestled to the ground, pinned by a Police officer kneeling on his neck. Other media
I wish I could stop writing posts reporting what the left are doing to normalise paedophilia today. I will when they stop doing it. Until then, I would be derelict in my journalistic duty – shirking from reporting the truth. Because the truth is that, every day, a significant segment of
We live in an age which is simultaneously fatuously silly and deadly totalitarian. Aldous Huxley couldn’t have satirised our age, although George Orwell warned where we were headed. There’s perhaps no better avatar of our silly, totalitarian age than a “rainbow police car”. Police are replacing patrol cars
