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Professor Mark Woolhouse, who is Chair of Infectious Disease Epidemiology at the University of Edinburgh and a member of the UK’s Scientific Pandemic Influenza Group on Modelling, well understands ‘interconnectivity’ and globalised population modelling. Writing in The Telegraph this week, he says that we must all now follow the
Thornton Blackmore “Jump aboard this waka” is the party line among supporters for what has become New Zealand’s fastest-growing political party. Advance New Zealand Co-Leader Billy Te Kahika, who is contesting Labour Party Deputy Leader Kelvin Davis’s seat in the Te Tai Tokerau electorate, has already
It is quite interesting to look on the Labour website at what they claim to have achieved in their policy areas versus what has actually happened. In very few cases do the claims stack up when matched with the reality. They have 190 headings on their website under achievements. This
Today’s faces of the day are a famous BFD regular and some politician…. It is Blueburd and ACT candidate Brooke van Velden.
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Thornton Blackmore While ushering in the Red Dawn downunder, the Prime Minister has sought to market her economic destruction of the nation on the basis of “kindness”. But genuine aroha is self-evident and defies imitation by even the shrewdest of politicians sporting an armament of public relations muscle, limitless
Lindsay Mitchell lindsaymitchell.blogspot.com Am I a bad person? Because I would not don the hijab. Ever. It’s not my culture, it has no meaning for me and while I accept someone else has reasons for wearing it, I don’t share them. True tolerance for each other
Dr Muriel Newman nzcpr.com The Maori Party has rejuvenated itself since its election defeat in 2017 by becoming more radical. With little chance of winning a place in Parliament, it is releasing extremist policies to try to get noticed. In so doing, it is revealing the divisive separatist agenda
No doubt Labour’s spin doctors will be getting ready to smear the author of a NZ Herald article as just another ungrateful immigrant. But what Ali Shakir has written is pretty powerful stuff that should make Labour’s brains trust quake in fear. First, some background: I was 39
ACT Party 9/10 “Political stars of the week. ‘Seven per cent and climbing is an astonishing achievement when you start at one per cent.”
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Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Described as Germany’s most celebrated virologist, Professor Hendrik Streeck this week issued a warning to nations going back into lockdowns. “Hold your nerve and don’t succumb to the pervasive mood of mass hysteria,” he said. “It’s time to stop all this alarmism.
