Robert Kogon brownstone.org Robert Kogon is a pen name for a widely-published financial journalist, a translator, and researcher working in Europe. Twitter is obviously at the centre of what is commonly known as “Big Tech censorship.” It has been busily using the censorship tools at its disposal – from removing
Kurt Mahlburg mercatornet.com Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author, and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. He has a passion for both the philosophical and the personal, drawing on his background as a graduate architect, a primary school teacher, a missionary and a young
This is about one thing: whether an employer should be able to dismiss an employee for a personal opinion expressed outside of work. This isn’t about Evelyn’s particular speech, it’s about the fact that she has the right to express her opinion on this issue, or any
Richard Prebble bassettbrashandhide.com The Honourable Richard Prebble CBE is a former member of the New Zealand Parliament. Initially a member of the Labour Party, he joined the newly formed ACT New Zealand party under Roger Douglas in 1996, becoming its leader from 1996 to 2004. Whether you have voted
Information Opinion In the eyes of Jacinda Ardern’s substantial global fan base, she remains a beacon of hope in a dark and chaotic world — a source of inspiration and a humble force for good amongst often tawdry, self-serving politicians. For them, her address to the United Nations late last
Ezra Levant from Rebel News made a fantastic video where he analyses Jacinda Ardern’s UN speech that railed against free speech and claimed that words are now “weapons of war” that should be as tightly controlled as nuclear weapons. Salman Rushdie has said that the moment you limit free
Robert Malone brownstone.org Robert W. Malone is a physician and biochemist. His work focuses on mRNA technology, pharmaceuticals, and drug repurposing research. The United Nations claims that they ‘own the science.’ For this reason, they have partnered with the Big Tech platforms to manipulate search results, and they are
“Cat Lady” Is a psychological horror game from 2012, which was the second part of a trilogy called “The Devil came through Here”. What happened when the red curtain was pulled back at the United Nations General Assembly recently was the most hypocritical pantomime I’ve ever had the misfortune
Jacinda Ardern’s censorship plan has been stymied by Elon Musk’s U-turn on his Twitter purchase. His U-turn was timely, as one commentator has labelled Ardern “the acceptable face of tyranny” After slaying them all on her recent overseas trip, including sipping bubbles with Justin at altitude, Ardern is
The police are supposed to be the thin blue line that stands between law-abiding citizens and criminal anarchy. In Australia, though, it’s become the thin blue protection racket standing between the Establishment Left and anyone who dares challenge them. In Wellington, too, police filmed themselves exchanging triumphant high-fives after
They say you can tell a lot about a person by the company they keep. Not just personally, but ideologically. Jacinda Ardern’s political pals and ideological fellow-travellers tell us everything we need to know. Ardern is great chums with Canada’s smirking, dim-witted authoritarian, Justin Trudeau. Needless to say,
While our media waxed lyrical at Jacinda Ardern’s awful speech to the United Nations, the rest of the world is showing increasing alarm at Ardern’s waging war on free speech. It can’t be honestly described as anything other than an attack on free speech. Neil Oliver knows
Jean Seah mercatornet.com Jean Seah is a social media manager, freelance writer, managing editor of The Daily Declaration and associate editor of MercatorNet. After growing up in Singapore, reading law in Brisbane, running off to a convent in Perth, imbibing liberal arts in Sydney and a brief sojourn in
Jacinda Ardern follows her mentor Helen Clark in more than just alarming dentistry: like Clark, and indeed predecessor David Lange, Ardern is determined to turn New Zealand into the world’s leading suppository of bad ideas. Having “led the world” on nuclear disarmament (spoiler: it didn’t), NZ Labor tells
There was a memory hole in the opposite wall. O’Brien lifted the grating. Unseen, the frail slip of paper was whirling away on the current of warm air; it was vanishing in a flash of flame. O’Brien turned away from the wall. “Ashes,” he said. “Not even identifiable
Alex Hills Free Assange NZ + Candles 4 Assange The ‘Assange precedent’ means state powers will be able to rip foreign journalists from their country to silence them, and as a result, journalists have become too frightened to tell the truth. Thousands of people have now pledged to surround the British
