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Polygamy (Or Something like It) Rises

Polygamy (Or Something like It) Rises

mercatornet.com Reconceiving of marriage in terms of “self-expression” has been a terrible, value-laden mistake, betraying the pretensions to liberal neutrality. Plural marriage is inferior for raising children and for maintaining marital harmony; but most of all, in today’s climate, it creates a culture dedicated to adult

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What Is a Wahine? Maori Knew Perfectly Well

What Is a Wahine? Maori Knew Perfectly Well

One of the more odious outrages of the rainbow groomers is their sleazy determination to appropriate the religious beliefs of indigenous cultures to their creepy agenda. When the cocks-in-frocks co-opt so-called “two-spirit” beliefs which were present in some Native American tribes, they’re committing a

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The Three Winners of our Give Away Are…

The Three Winners of our Give Away Are…

We have come to the end of yet another fantastic book giveaway for our members. The prizes are three copies of Roger Childs’ new book New Zealand’s History Curriculum – Education or Indoctrination? Today we are announcing the three lucky BFD members who won a book. We used an online

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ANZAC Day: For Skippy

ANZAC Day: For Skippy

By Cameron Slater ( *republished) I made this video some time ago for Skippy, my father-in-law. Some of the photos in the video were taken by him at Nui Dat. He was an Aussie serving with the NZ Army…he trained at Puckapunyal, Canungra and Singleton…many of the

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ANZAC Day: True Unsung Heroes

ANZAC Day: True Unsung Heroes

Wyn Fountain served as a Welfare Officer in the Middle East and Europe and was away for over four years. Later he ran a very successful business in New Zealand and, with wife Shirley, grew a great family. At 90 years old (in this clip) he brought history alive.

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ANZAC Day: Gallipoli

ANZAC Day: Gallipoli

In 2015 Dad and I were at the dawn ceremony at ANZAC Cove and then the service at Chunuk Bair. I carried the medals of my great-grandfather Harry Crozier with me. It was 100 years since ANZAC troops set foot on the Gallipoli peninsula in that ill-fated campaign.

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ANZAC Day: Lest we forget

ANZAC Day: Lest we forget

This is my ANZAC Day tribute posting. ANZAC Day means a great deal for me and my family. I suppose it is because we have a connection to the original ANZACS in 1915 and Gallipoli, and to a veteran of a war much fresher in our minds, Vietnam. Firstly, I

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A Beginner’s Guide to Trigger Words

Bruce Rottman fee.org Mr Rottman has taught economics in secondary schools for over 40 years and is currently director of Brookfield Academy’s Free Enterprise Institute, in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Social justice. Capitalism. Socialism. Nationalism. Systemic racism. Each of these can be “trigger words”, which describes words that trigger strong

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The Kweenz of DeNile

The Kweenz of DeNile

Ancient Egypt has been a regular focus for those wanting to blackwash history. In a way, perhaps, one can understand the determination of the “We wuz kangs n kweenz” mob to try and claim Egypt for their own. Egypt was a civilization which has fascinated outsiders for millennia. Its stupendous

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The Man Who Invented ‘Gender’

The Man Who Invented ‘Gender’

The Revolution will be complete when the language is perfect, states a character in 1984. This is the fundamental principle of the fictional language of “Ingsoc” (“Socialist England”), Newspeak: not only to provide a medium of expression for the world-view and mental habits proper to the devotees of Ingsoc,

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