As I recently wrote for The BFD, the Australian media currently make a big song-and-dance about “freedom”. By which, of course, they mean their freedom. With typical self-conceit, the media have conflated their interests with the country as a whole. Like the self-obsessed elites of Hollywood, the legacy media are
Press Release: ACT Party Massey creates ‘safe spaces’, protects feelings not speech “Massey University’s new free speech policy shows it is more concerned with protecting the feelings of a small number of students and creating safe spaces for them than it is with defending a central pillar of Western
Massey University has killed free speech, and now they are burying the body under a mountain of paperwork that I call the Massey Manifesto. Massey University really, really REALLY don’t want speech to be free on their campus. Any event organiser who wants to have a speech event on
YouTube recently removed this Daily Signal video because of one sentence Dr. Cretella, a pediatrician and executive director of the American College of Pediatricians, said about transgender issues and children. YouTube told The Daily Signal that Dr. Cretella’s remark violated a YouTube speech policy. Let’s be clear: By
PA Pundits – International Tony Perkins “Talk with teens about possible regret.” That’s what the American Academy of Pediatrics says about tattoos and body piercings. But when it comes to giving a girl who thinks she’s a boy a double mastectomy, the same organization thinks parents should “respect” their
Sky News host Rita Panahi says “speaking out comes at a cost when the bulk of the media doesn’t like what you’re saying”. If you have a great Youtube or Vimeo video to share send it to videos@thebfd.co.nz
Keean Bexte of Rebel News reports: Natalie Salisbury was kicked out of school after defending the traditional red and black poppy. Her crime? The Grade 11 student refused to don an LGBT-inspired rainbow poppy so she printed off posters to defend her decision and explain why the traditional red and
If you’re over 25 and you don’t have kids under 25, you probably don’t know who PewDiePie is. PewDiePie is Felix Kjellberg, the world’s most popular YouTuber, most famous for playing video games while delivering a stream of humorous commentary. Pewds is also no stranger to
Australian PM Scott Morrison has shown a commendable willingness to stand up to the bullies of globalism on the world stage. He has repudiated the hypocritical sniping of the Pacific Islands Forum, told the UN to its face to take a hike on climate alarmism, and sided with US president
In an opinion piece on Stuff by a Massey University Senior Lecturer, Dr. Steve Elers, the reader is given a very strong impression that the decision to remove the Hong Kong protest posters was financially motivated. “So, the question becomes: Are we prepared to risk our fourth largest export earner,
Massey University has staggered from one PR disaster to another, leaving a trail of muddy footprints over the bodies of anyone who makes the fatal mistake of thinking that Massey University will uphold the principles of free speech and welcome a contest of ideas. It turns out that at Massey
Laura Loomer Out Raises Democrat Incumbent For Congress CLICK HERE to WATCH Laura Loomer’s BANNED VIDEO Laura Loomer has raised more money for her congressional campaign than her opponents, despite being banned from major social media outlets available to her competitors.
Identity politics threatens free speech everywhere and New Zealand is no exception. Radicalised “bully boys and girls” are using identity politics to prevent people from challenging their radical spin on New Zealand history, according to this article in The Spectator. On both sides of the Tasman, too many of our
Ryan Bridge spoke with the Chinese ambassador, Wu Xi, on the AM show on Thursday morning 31 October. The link to Part 1 on China’s Sovereignty, USA Interference in Hong Kong & Freedom of Speech in NZ, People to People Exchanges and Hong Kong is here. Ryan: What about
Ryan Bridge spoke with the Chinese ambassador, Wu Xi, on the AM show on Thursday morning 31 October. Part 2 follows with a discussion on Anne-Marie Brady and Huawei. Ryan: China’s embassy this week reached out to the AM show and offered a rare interview with China’s ambassador
