Leftists Outraged That People Prefer Beauty
The left wants us to be equally ugly and impoverished.
Culture Wars
We Are Well and Truly ‘Browned’ Off
Here’s the reality for Christopher Luxon and the National party. They can bang on about the good work they are doing all they like but they will find their low poll numbers will continue. The only way they will improve is by giving their voter base what they want.
It Is the Vanguard Argument... Again
Too often debates on topics are reduced to one phrase ‘this is not good for Māori’. While this may apply in some instances, it is now deployed so often that it has become a nonsense.
Is There a Woke Right?
The alliance was only convenient when interests were aligned. Now that the relationship has served those common interests, the liberals have to consider their own interests even if it includes going against the conservative interests.
It’s Just a Passport... Except It’s Not
The battle over the words on our passports says a lot more about New Zealand than we’d like to admit.
The Left Hate the Workers
Don’t believe their self-serving rhetoric: the left’s policies constantly hurt the poor.
A Pox on Pronouns
This is my argument against pronouns. It is grotesquely imperialist. And I say this to wind up leftists who probably think of themselves as Black-Lives-Matter Rainbow-Flag Anti-Imperialists.
Sport NZ Told to Ditch Trans Guidelines
What does this mean for women and for trans people?
Who Are (Or Were?) the Woke?
The promised ‘racial reckoning’ was mostly elite white liberals trying to amass more power, Musa al-Gharbi’s new book reveals.
You Don’t Miss the Water Until...
There is a cultural agenda being imposed on New Zealand. It has been allowed to develop thanks to successive governments. Our civil service, education system and even our courts and judiciary are now pervaded by an irrational desire to disembowel democracy and replace it with ethnocracy.
There’s Big Money in Humbugging the Taxpayer
The Gimmigimmiwannit tribe perpetually have their hands out.
The Fate of Sex Realists in Trans-Saturated Workplaces
The successful outcomes in the UK cases contrast with the unsuccessful case here. Sex realists have to hope that the success of their UK counterparts may yet influence local events.
The Law Commission IA Tangata Review
A review of the protections in the Human Rights Act 1993 for people who are transgender, people who are non-binary and people with innate variations of sex characteristics.