Tupperware Has Returned After Four Years Away
Most Kiwi cupboards would like to dispute the claim that it ever left.
History
When Paris Went Hungry Under Government Food Controls
During the French Revolution, authorities in Paris turned to “a series of ventures in price-fixing and food control” to ensure people did not go hungry. It didn’t work as planned.
Morens and the Problem of Obedience
Ultimately the fight is between free servants of the truth and those who are slaves to lies, and the fight for truth is always worth whatever it may cost us. Just ask Maximillian Kolbe, priest and martyr.
How the Frankfurt School Brought Us Here
The Long March through the Institutions in practice.
War Has Never Been Nice
Not when it involved a lance to the goolies or getting squashed like a bug.
Watching ‘No One Cares About Crazy People’ Will Change You
Problem solved, no. But problem met head-on, yes.
Constant Demands for Respect Produce the Opposite
Sacred, tapu, tūpuna and floating ghosts.
The Long and the Hard of ‘SEXINT’
How turning an inadequate dictator into a fake pornstar backfired.
Is It Really Time to Revive Lamarck?
No, working out now still won’t make your future offspring into muscle-men.
Thousands of Structures Hidden in the Amazon
Large swathes of the jungles were cleared a thousand years ago.
Pyrrhus and Hawke Have Words for Luxon
How many more of Luxon’s leadership victories can National afford?
The Telegraph and Fascism
The people who shout “fascist” at every challenge to that coalition are not defending liberalism. They are defending their own preferred form of control. And in doing so, they are helping to till the very ground in which real authoritarianism can take root.
