JAG loses her RAG
The Greens might be with us physically but mentally they’re somewhere else.
Culture
Kīngi Tūheitia’s Message of Unity
Speaking about the Treaty Principles Bill at the hui-a-iwi in January, Tūheitia said, “There’s no principles, the Treaty is written. That’s it.” The coming weeks and months will test that.
The ‘Seriously Offensive’ Kupe Beer Drinking Game
The game ends when the players are so drunk that all racial hypersensitivity has been banished by the liberating power of liquor and, ironically, a sober view on ‘cultural offensiveness’ has been restored.
Dame Professor Salmond Defends the Treaty and Not Liberty
Don’t we all, Māori and non-Māori, want to be free and our property rights protected?
Bad Therapy or Cruel World?
How the youth mental health crisis has been sucked into the culture wars.
An MSM Headline Lies, Again
The government imposes an obligation only to encourage Māori to participate in the decision-making process, which means they get a chance to vote like the rest of us.
The Rock Which Built a Faith
St Peter’s Basilica may be ‘the most awe-inspiring man-made structure on Earth’.
The Matrix Sustains the Illusion of Freedom
On paper, we may be technically free. In reality, however, we are only as free as a government official may allow. Freedom, or what’s left of it, is being threatened from every direction.
What Really Spooks Māori about ACT’s Treaty Bill
If we’re being honest, the chances are good that their political leverage has already eroded beyond the point of return, which is why they sound so shrill.
Not the Oldest Culture We’ve Been Told
Contemporary Aboriginal Australian culture is no older than any other.
Why Do Australian Governments Just Keep Stuffing This Up?
From Fraser to Albanese, Australian governments are fatally addicted to dangerous virtue-signalling.
The UK Govt Threatens People, Now What?
It is beyond sad to see this once proud nation driven toward destruction. I hope I am wrong, but it is difficult to see how this ship can be turned around, and increasingly difficult to see how that will happen without more violence.
We Need to Put Things Right
This narrative is false and most Kiwis, including most Māori, know it is false. We do not want to be divided by race.
This Is Labour’s Divisive Legacy
These dreadful developments were the result of Labour’s unmandated decision to increase tribal control over local government.