How Jones and the New Zealand Party Changed Politics In 1984
‘We’ll slaughter the bastards’
History
You Go to School. I Go to Work.
Twenty-five years later, the only question left is how we live.
The Warning That We Didn’t Heed
Maybe, before simply assuming that every change represented progress, we should take another look at what we’ve left behind.
The Man Made the Theory in His Own Image
Marx was a monster: not coincidentally, his theory is monstrous.
A Salute to the Greatest New Zealander
Keith Park stands head and shoulders above them all. And 15th September, 1940, was his greatest moment. His conduct of the battle on that day prevented Operation Sea Lion and the triumph of Nazism.
Is Climate Change Abe Lincoln’s Fault?
So, try to exhibit the wisdom of Mark Twain and don’t blame every unusual storm on ‘climate change,’ which is then darkly linked to ‘the fault of modern industry.’
An Australian Test Cricket Record Almost as Old as the Game
Charles Bannerman only played three tests for Australia, but it’s he who still holds the record. Charles Bannerman passed away in 1930, at the age of 79.
We’ve Forgotten the Lesson of 1945
There is no such thing as an innocent in a total-terror society.
Through a Genetic Lens, Darkly
Not so much a ‘missing link’ as a jigsaw piece we didn’t even know was missing.
Using Sacred Ground to Peddle Lies
A shrine for the dead is being turned into a seminar for the living grievance industry.