When the Tasmanian Greens and Labor conspired with turncoat speaker Sue Hickey to ram through radical “transgender” legislation, the true threat of the changes was assiduously kept from public discussion. The transgender activists and their pet politicians carefully kept discussion of the bill focussed on its least dangerous aspect: making
When a group of ordinary citizens in Sydney put aside all thoughts of personal safety and rushed to subdue a bloodstained jihadist nutcase running amok with a knife, there wasn’t a single Antifa, blue-haired feminist or gender-fluid pronoun queen among them. They were just ordinary men, doing what men
As New Zealand goes through its current abortion debate, Kiwis can perhaps take some cold comfort that, across the Tasman, a very similar debate is being played out in the Australian state of New South Wales. Just as in New Zealand, the debate is no less contentious nor short of
Showing empathy to the female survivors of the Christchurch mosque attacks by wearing a hijab was a PR trick that earned Jacinda Ardern worldwide media applause. Some said she should be awarded the Nobel peace prize. Three brave Iranian women have a more realistic and entirely different view of the
Today’s face of the day has launched a national #Metoonz investigation which is fantastic news because she will be able to expose the Labour party sex pest. Go get em, Alison, a number of Labour party women are counting on you to get the job done! It has everything
Is it hard to simulate insanity? Brave journalist Nellie Bly was the first who proved it is not. And the conditions in an asylum for mentally ill shocked her. Nellie Bly was a pioneer of investigative journalism. She was born in 1864 and, unlike other women, wanted to have a
Mahvash Ali from The Project is 100% correct that the West Auckland Burkini incident is sexist but not for the reasons that she claims. To set the scene let me share an incident that happened last night as we celebrated our daughter’s 21st birthday at a restaurant in Stanmore
This video examines the data from a number of surveys and work from demographers. I found his analysis of the fundamental contradiction on modern feminism enlightening. If you have a great Youtube or Vimeo video to share send it to videos@thebfd.co.nz
In Ben Elton’s Popcorn, a character remarks of their “recovered memories”, “I was off the hook…I could do what I liked — take drugs, sleep around, steal stuff, be a total loser — and none of it would be my fault because some hypnotherapist had granted me victim status”. In
Feminists are dreadfully adept at sniffing out all manner of “gaps” where it suits them: “gender pay gap”, even an “orgasm gap”. But there’s one gender-based gap that tends not to stimulate their hypertrophied “outrage” glands: the workplace death gap. Nearly every worker who dies on the job is
Anyone who’s ever done a group project at school or worked in a team environment would be grimly familiar with the types of skiver who consistently refuse to pull their weight, sits on their clacker or is just plain useless; yet expects to lap up the rewards of everyone
When a popular social media user tweeted, “Name a more beloved celebrity than Keanu Reeves”, few bothered to take up the challenge. Reeves has set an enviable standard for at once keeping his private life and personal political opinions exactly that, while anecdotes of his kindness and decency are legion.
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