The year 2021 will be looked upon as the year the lightweights in the Labour Government shone – as lightweights. I don’t think I can remember a government where not one person in the team has been up to the task. This Labour Government can thank its lucky stars for
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Jim Cable Odds are that, given the unprecedented levels of internal strife it has created, Ardern’s Government simply cannot last another two years. Damage to race relations, the economic shambles incarnate and the never-before-imagined mountains of debt incurred in the space of a single year are the salient features.
With the exception of Mr Tait’s crowd estimate, all the other quotations were sourced from the speeches. Just over a month ago, Jacinda Ardern said that the thousands of people who were protesting for freedom outside Parliament were “not representative of the vast bulk of New Zealanders.” The public
Dr Anonz Dr Anonz is an NZ-registered medical doctor Information Opinion On Wednesday, the New Zealand Ministry of Health issued an urgent update to doctors regarding COVID-19 vaccine-associated myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the sac containing the heart). In the letter, signed by Dr Ashley
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Paul Elias Alexander brownstone.org Dr Alexander holds a PhD. He has experience in epidemiology and in the teaching clinical epidemiology, evidence-based medicine, and research methodology. Governments around the world have encouraged and enforced a new form of segregation based on vaccine status. This is not only dangerously inhumane; there
On the first day of Christmas the Prime Minister gave to me A lying promise of freedom when we reached the magic ninety On the second day of Christmas the Prime Minister gave to me Vaccine division and discord among my friends and family On the third day of Christmas
Guy David Hatchard Research by Nadine Connock facebook.com/guy.d.hatchard Information Opinion The government has to face up to the lack of effectiveness and safety of the Pfizer vaccine. It has to come clean with the public. Historically drugs are pulled off the market after 50 associated deaths.
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Cancel culture makes people and organisations vulnerable. Activists go after organisations’ ad revenue by complaining to their advertisers. They go after individual’s jobs by complaining to their employers. This year a Youtuber in New Zealand lost his job after a concerted effort by activists including Maori Party co-leader Debbie
