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No: Australia Did Not and Does Not Have Slavery

No: Australia Did Not and Does Not Have Slavery

If you were wondering what that noise echoing across Australia last week was, it was a cacophonous wailing and gnashing of teeth issuing forth from the exclusive Sydney harbourside suburb of Ultimo. The site of this clamour of bourgeois rage and despair was the Ultimo headquarters of Australia’s billion-dollar,

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Statues, Rice and Ice Cream … Oh My!

Statues, Rice and Ice Cream … Oh My!

Nathan Smith Chief Editor nzinitiative.org.nz As a Millennial, a worrying new trend among my generation is to simply cancel what you don’t like. Sure, some things might be outdated and it isn’t for me to tell a private company what it can or can’t do

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What Edwardians and Ex-Communists Could Teach Us

What Edwardians and Ex-Communists Could Teach Us

The Red Guards of the New Cultural Revolution tear down statues and try to vindicate their ignorant vandalism by pointing to the monuments removed after the fall of the Soviet Union. But the people who survived actual communism acted in marked contrast to the mindless destruction of the idiot mobs

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Government Comes to New Zealand: Chapter Six Part Six

Government Comes to New Zealand: Chapter Six Part Six

GOVERNMENT COMES TO NEW ZEALAND The Governor of New South Wales wants to appoint a “British Resident in New Zealand” (a position transplanted from colonial India), to go with the Justice of the Peace already appointed. The British Secretary of State approves. James Busby, a grape grower from New South

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They Laid Down the Law

They Laid Down the Law

Six or eight thousand years ago, they laid down the law The B-52s, “Mesopotamia”. As the left tears down more and more of our Western heritage and, not coincidentally, descend further and further into barbarism, it’s more important than ever to remember how we acquired civilisation. Civilisation didn’t

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How a ‘Gonzo’ Press Gang Forged the Ned Kelly Legend

How a ‘Gonzo’ Press Gang Forged the Ned Kelly Legend

Kerrie Davies UNSW Willa McDonald Macquarie University Washington Post publisher, Philip L. Graham, famously declared that journalism is the “first rough draft of history”. It’s also the first rough draft of inspiration for movies and books “based on a true story”. Since four Victorian journalists witnessed Ned Kelly’s

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In Defence of Our Colonial Past

In Defence of Our Colonial Past

Some people, it seems, are smarting from ‘white guilt’ and looking ahead in hope – of course through pink-lensed spectacles – to a chardonnay-infused, post-colonial future. One such anonymous person, considerably younger than me I must admit, wrote an open letter to his or her old private school via The Telegraph recently

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NZ Herald Appears to Have Memory-Holed This Article

NZ Herald Appears to Have Memory-Holed This Article

An article written by Peter Jackson that was published by the NZ Herald on the 16th of June has been removed, and it has not been re-published by any other mainstream media outlet. It included comments by Ngapuhi leader David Rankin that turned the whole Black Lives Matters trend on

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“Every Statue and Street Building Has Been Renamed”

“Every Statue and Street Building Has Been Renamed”

Lindsay Perigo solopassion.com Letter from Patrick Cooper to Gisborne Herald: In George Orwell’s “1984” he wrote that “Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. History has stopped.

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The Lynching of History

The Lynching of History

Welcome to the Lynching of History, I hope you’re enjoying the spurious spectacle. In the current episode, we’ve seen the super-sanctimonious eye of contemporary woke-think focused on some of the peculiarities particular to several past-performers of assumed cultural iconology. True it is that some were never deserving; our

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Doing What Works

Doing What Works

Dieuwe De Boer rightminds.nz This is the speech I gave on Saturday 20th June at the New Conservative Conference 2020 in Auckland. I was asked to speak on a campaign message of “Doing What Works”. At the AGM I was also voted in as a board member. I hope

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