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Real Vegans Eat Whale Meat

Real Vegans Eat Whale Meat

The Skepchick blog is mostly a sadly typical example of bien pensant left-“liberal” orthodoxy trying to pass itself off as “skepticism”. In a rare fit of common-sense, though, the blog acutely observed that “Food is for white liberals what sex is to the religious right”. Ignoring that the statement

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Farmer Meets Dopey Socialist Cow

Farmer Meets Dopey Socialist Cow

Primary producers are well-acquainted with the yawning gap between the catastrophist fantasies of insular, thoroughly urbanised watermelons and the reality of actually living and working with the natural world. Farmers, perhaps more than anyone, are aware that they stand to be forced to endure the cost and disruption of the

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Vegan Extremists Are Not a ‘Charity’

Vegan Extremists Are Not a ‘Charity’

Why are Australian taxpayers subsidising vegan extremists who have been terrorising Australian farmers and are disrupting Australian cities? It’s bad enough that so many Australians have to endure being threatened and bullied by these malnourished nutters, but rewarding them with our tax money just adds insult to injury. Activists

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‘Wellington Leadership Officially Brain-dead’

‘Wellington Leadership Officially Brain-dead’

It behoves me to confirm what many suspected already: Wellington’s ‘leadership’ gaggle of Trotskyites, Bolsheviks, and silly children are all officially brain-dead. This confirmation came in today’s news when announcing that previous, and suitably ridiculous, ‘optimistic’ estimates of probable sea-level rise of 60cm per century (triple the observed

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Things That Make Me Go Hmm

Fancy treating a precious child the same way the environ-Mentals are currently treating the useful plastic bag. Of all the things he could do to clean up the environment, he chose to have a smaller family. This doesn’t pass the sniff test. What do you think readers?

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Government Calls Time on Councils

Government Calls Time on Councils

For far too long many councils have been kicking the can down the road with respect to their three waters infrastructure:  Drinking water, wastewater and stormwater. After the disaster at Havelock North, something had to change. The results of the enquiries and consultation are in, with the government announcing a

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Crybaby of the Week

Crybaby of the Week

Today’s crybaby, after jetting off for an overseas holiday using up who knows how many carbon credits along the way, had the jaw-dropping audacity to complain about plastic bags at Auckland Airport’s duty-free on his return to New Zealand. The use of plastic bags at Auckland Airport’s

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The Farce of Reusable Bags

The Farce of Reusable Bags

We all know that a fair swag of the Pacific Ocean’s floating plastic waste emanates from Asia including China and India. Their waste plastic is growing unchecked at our expense, as the ramifications of their pollution are being used by politicians to inflict ‘Green’ policies that include banning supermarket

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To Lobby or Not to Lobby

To Lobby or Not to Lobby

By Owen Jennings You either believe in democracy or you don’t. If you do you will accept that lobbying is an essential ingredient in the mix of factors that ensure a robust democracy.  It may be that on some issues lobbying is akin to the proverbial “pushing water uphill

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Forget the Turtles; Who Will Think of the Lesbian Jockeys?

There is a bloody good reason why we have plastic straws rather than paper straws, but the current ban on plastic straws (AKA turtle snorkels) has led to a situation where an aberration of common sense such as a metal straw has come into existence. When crimes against common sense

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The Regional Council Common Sense Award goes to…

Environment Southland who recently voted against declaring a ‘climate emergency’. The only other council to do so in New Zealand so far is Thames-Coromandel. […] It’s a relief to see some common sense after so many councils have jumped on the climate emergency bandwagon. The trend doesn’t seem likely

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