Racial segregation is enjoying a massive revival amongst the woke left, in the US in particular. In what appears to be an outbreak of racialist retro-chic, leftists are demanding segregated “black spaces” on colleges and in housing. Hipster cafes declare themselves “black spaces only”. Well, it looks like that’s
This series is designed to help people to understand modern technology, and become more confident in using computing devices. It is not designed to educate experts. The author is involved in tutoring older students at SeniorNet, a New Zealand wide organisation. SeniorNet hopes that students will feel more confident in
You can purchase Nieuw Zeeland An English-Speaking Polynesian Country With A Dutch Name: A Humorous History of New Zealand by Geoffrey Corfield from Amazon today. Another religion. Another campaign. One of those sent to the Chatham Islands in 1866 is Te Kooti Rikirangi (otherwise known as Te Kooti, pronounced Kotty)
Like many famous fictional characters, the identity of the “real” James Bond has long been the subject of much speculation. After all, writers commonly use real people, often of their acquaintance, to forge fictional characters. Arthur Conan Doyle based Sherlock Holmes in large part on pioneering forensic scientist Joseph Bell.
It’s commonly said that writers have the weirdest search histories. I can attest that my own search history includes such queries as “how long does it take a human body to decay in the open?” and “how long does it take to suffocate someone?” I swear, it was all
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Information Satire A document leaked to The Woke Examiner lays out a combined Labour’/Green plan to fully implement The Treaty partnership as laid out by Justice Robin Cooke in 1987. Treaty Minister Andrew Little intends to fully implement the principles of The Treaty. The BFD. Photoshopped image credit HangonaMin
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You can purchase Nieuw Zeeland An English-Speaking Polynesian Country With A Dutch Name: A Humorous History of New Zealand by Geoffrey Corfield from Amazon today. Orakau, near Te Awamutu, 30 March-2 April 1864 One of the most famous battles of the British-Maori Wars. The King Maori (300-400), fortify a spot
Self-awareness not being their strong point, it rarely dawns on the dimly-lit consciousnesses of the left that dressing in black and marching the streets brandishing clenched fists, advocating an all-powerful state and beating to a pulp anyone who even looks like they might disagree with you is just a teensy
One of the most damaging conceits of socialists and big government enthusiasts is that the government, any government, has the ability to run a complex economy like a well-oiled machine. In reality, market forces are the consequences of millions, if not billions, of individuals making independent decisions. When bureaucrats start
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You can purchase Nieuw Zeeland An English-Speaking Polynesian Country With A Dutch Name: A Humorous History of New Zealand by Geoffrey Corfield from Amazon today. A truce is made (1861). “The Maori were brave and formidable, and since our first arrival in the colo- ny the British troops have gained
