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Things I like about White People

Things I like about White People

White Apologists,  and those non-white people – the ones, you know the ones, those with an axe to grind…  these groups seem to have a problem understanding history. They always believe that the problems they see or imagine are the fault of everyone else but themselves. Maori and Polynesian peoples from

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CCP: 100th Anniversary of the Party That Killed 50 Million

CCP: 100th Anniversary of the Party That Killed 50 Million

Massimo Introvigne mercatornet.com Massimo Introvigne is an Italian sociologist of religions. He is the founder and managing director of the Center for Studies on New Religions (CESNUR), an international network of scholars who study new religious movements. Finally, here we are. The party for the Party starts, and what

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The Truth about Fake News and Biased Media

Is the excessive amount of fake news we’re subjected to daily the result of a left-wing plot to overthrow global democracy and destabilise the world? You’d think so from some of the opinions expressed about it, but cast your mind back through history and you’ll find that

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Elizabeth Rata: The Road to He Puapua – Is There Really a Treaty Partnership?

Elizabeth Rata: The Road to He Puapua – Is There Really a Treaty Partnership?

Elizabeth Rata Victoria University Of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz Professor Elizabeth Rata, Faculty of Education, University of Auckland The He Puapua Report proposes revolutionary change for New Zealand. The question of how we have arrived at a crossroads where New Zealanders will have to choose between an ethno-nationalist

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When the Stars First Began to Shine

When the Stars First Began to Shine

Try to imagine the sky without stars. It’s almost inconceivable, yet we know it must have been true at some time. Stars today are formed when clouds of interstellar dust and gas condense under their own gravity. Eventually, the sheer force of gravity causes elements to begin to fuse

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The BFD  Comment of the Week

The BFD Comment of the Week

As part of our drive to keep our comment section the best in New Zealand we showcase each week an example of a top-notch comment that adds value to The BFD. Today’s comment was written by Rebecca . Thank you Rebecca for taking the time to craft such an interesting

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The BFD Food Column: Carrot, Ginger and Harissa Soup

The BFD Food Column: Carrot, Ginger and Harissa Soup

There is nothing quite like a good thick satisfying soup on a cold winter’s evening; that’s the general sentiment expressed by most regarding soups. Personally I have never been a soup man, always party to the belief that soup just takes up valuable and limited space in your

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Kai Tangata: War Song

Kai Tangata: War Song

Kai Tangata A war party, a war party! Footsteps pound the sacred warpath Many heads are sought Many slaves are sought This is the work of Tumatauenga.1 Behold The chisel of Mataora2 The strong back The base of the spine The buttock spirals The thigh The war belt The

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A Century of CCP Lies

A Century of CCP Lies

He is not so mighty yet that he is above fear; nay, doubt ever gnaws him J R R Tolkien, “The Lord of the Rings” 100 years ago, the first step was taken on the road to tens of millions of deaths and decades of misery for nearly ¼ of humanity.

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Weather Eye with John Maunder

Weather Eye with John Maunder

John Maunder sunlive.co.nz Some of the answers to the complexities of the climate system are given in my recently published book Fifteen shades of climate… the fall of the weather dice and the butterfly effect. The following are extracts are from pages 203- 207. When I was in

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Bob Hawke – Uncle Sam’s Snitch?

Bob Hawke – Uncle Sam’s Snitch?

It was in the 1980s that the left-elite were shocked by revelations that George Orwell had maintained a list of suspected British Stalinists. That anyone who’d read Animal Farm could be shocked by Orwell’s antipathy to Stalinism is an object lesson in Doublethink. Because Orwell, while still a

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The BFD  Comment of the Week

The BFD Comment of the Week

As part of our drive to keep our comment section the best in New Zealand we showcase each week an example of a top-notch comment that adds value to The BFD. Today’s comment was written by Arthur. Thank you Arthur for taking the time to craft such an interesting

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