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The War on Terror Is Won

The War on Terror Is Won

What would have been the point of the Allied armies defeating Hitler’s Reich, if Nazism had been allowed to become the dominant ideology at home? Yet, that’s exactly what has happened in the “War on Terror”. Osama bin Laden might have been shot in his Pakistani equivalent of

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Tips For Surviving the End

Tips For Surviving the End

Tani Newton Not to beat about the bush: we are living at the end of Western Civilisation. And not to belabour the point, let me address the question of what we can do to survive. I’ve long lived by the belief that the people most likely to survive the

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Legislation of the Day

Legislation of the Day

[Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith] said over the last five years, gangs have recruited more than 3000 members, which is a 51 per cent increase.   “At the same time, we’ve seen a significant escalation in gang-related violence, public intimidation and shootings, with violent crime up 33 percent.” […] “Police will be

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Mountains to Climb, Civilization to Save

Richard Kelly Richard Kelly is a retired business analyst, married with three adult children, one dog, devastated by the way his home city of Melbourne was laid waste. Convinced justice will be served, one day. brownstone.org For reasons I can’t explain, I said ‘Yes’ when asked to join

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Night Falls on the Museums

Night Falls on the Museums

I wrote recently for Insight describing a visit to my home town and a pilgrimage to the glittering post-modern edifice that has replaced the old regional library I used to love. The first thing I noted was that this ultra-modern “multi-function learning space” had far fewer actual books than it

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon gave his first State of the Nation address yesterday. “I won’t apologise for making tough choices to support young people off welfare and into work, because 24 years languishing on welfare means no hope. It means no opportunity. It means no dignity from work.” This

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Congrats, Albo! Can We Hope for More Family Values Now?

Congrats, Albo! Can We Hope for More Family Values Now?

Kurt Mahlburg Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. He has a passion for both the philosophical and the personal, drawing on his background as a graduate architect, a primary school teacher, a missionary, and a young adult pastor.

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A Whole Lot Of, You Know, Manaakitia

A Whole Lot Of, You Know, Manaakitia

Tani Newton February 14th, 2023. We were roused from an uneasy sleep at 4am by Civil Defence telling us to prepare for evacuation. We did what we could to protect our more valuable belongings before heading to the assembly point, where we eventually joined a cavalcade of cars slowly moving

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The Sad Truth About Feminism

The Sad Truth About Feminism

Louis T. March Louis T. March has a background in government, business, and philanthropy. A former talk show host, author, and public speaker, he is a dedicated student of history and genealogy. Louis lives with his family in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. mercatornet.com It’s cold here

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America Is Paying the Price for Migrants

Kelli Ballard libertynation.com Editor’s note: Join Liberty Nation each week to stay up to date on the nationwide ramifications of an open borders America. Washington Gave $350 Million in COVID Funds to Migrants A report by the Economic Policy Innovation Center (EPIC) details how funds from the Coronavirus

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Warriors Once Upon a Time

Warriors Once Upon a Time

Harry Palmer Maybe it’s because I was born in an overseas country that I find the Maori ‘warriors’ at Waitangi both amusing and, as the years go by, increasingly threatening in their behavior towards the elected representatives of the general population of New Zealand – the Prime Minister and MPs

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Japanese Painted Manhole Covers Are Now For Sale

Martyn Smith University of Sheffield theconversation.com Visitors to Japan are usually primed to look up – at the vast skyscrapers, the ornate temple gates, the traditional timber-framed guesthouses. Those who look down at their feet, though, might have noticed something equally intriguing on the ground. Ornate manhole covers in wrought

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It Makes Sense If You Know the History

Augusto Zimmermann Augusto Zimmermann is Professor and Head of Law at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education. He is also a former Associate Law Dean (Research) at Murdoch University, a former Commissioner with the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia. Professor Zimmermann is the author of several books on Brazilian Constitutional

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The Left’s Long March Through the Institutions

The Left’s Long March Through the Institutions

Simone Seymour Glossary * revolutionary agitators – all those (by whatever name) who would destroy what is called Western civilisation as it is known today. (Radicals, activists, extremists and seditionists might be other names for them.) * sedition – the act (often sneaky) of influencing or persuading people to disrupt or act against the

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How Japan Went From High Culture to a Samurai Culture

Lawrence W. Reed Lawrence W. Reed is FEE’s Interim President, having previously served for nearly 11 years as FEE’s president (2008-2019). fee.org Americans, Europeans, and Africans know a great deal about their own past but likely not much about the history of the consequential, faraway nation of

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