Cardinal George Pell is a free man. The most (in)famous legal case in Australia since the Chamberlain trials in 1982 has likewise ended in vindication for the accused. Cardinal George Pell will walk free after 405 days in jail after the High Court on Tuesday ruled in his favour[
Press Release: ACT Party “While New Zealanders are distracted by the greatest public health emergency of our lives, the Government is sneaking its political agenda through Parliament”, says ACT Leader David Seymour. “The Government has given the Justice Committee just two months to consider the Electoral (Registration of Sentenced Prisoners)
“The Police are using new guidelines for frontline officers for propaganda instead of being open and transparent with the public about their new powers”, according to ACT Leader David Seymour. “On Thursday, the Epidemic Response Committee requested that Police Commissioner Mike Bush provide it with the operational guidelines under which
New Zealand is in a dangerous place right now. Police Commissioner Mike Bush has come under intense criticism in the media for withholding the police guidelines that are being used to enforce the lockdown. In other words, the rules are secret and the police aren’t going to tell you
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It seems that we’ve heard nothing else but “coronavirus” for the past couple of weeks, which is a pity, because, if you pay attention, there has been at least one rare outbreak of sanity in recent times. A government agency has finally worked up the un-tucked cojones to
Aussie import, coward and scumbag, Brenton Tarrant, has plead guilty to 51 charges of murder, 40 charges of attempted murder and one charge engaging in a terrorist act. Stuff reports: The man accused of the Christchurch mosque attacks has entered shock guilty pleas. Amid extraordinary coronavirus lockdown restrictions, Brenton Tarrant,
McBlog Radix Here’s a list of 49 MPs who voted for a referendum on euthanasia because they supported euthanasia and knew they had to vote for a referendum to get the law passed, but voted against a referendum on abortion because they didn’t think it was necessary to
McBlog Radix When the abortion bill was looking likely to pass (as was always likely with our current parliament), attempts were made by pro-life MPs during the Committee stage to ‘soften’ the harms of the bill and to take the extreme aspects away from this flawed bill. Below is
The Free Speech Coalition No doubt you saw Andrew Little’s comments about forging ahead with hate speech legislation to get it passed before this year’s general election. He told Stuff.co.nz that “The review of our hate speech laws are in the final stages. I expect there
Lindsay Perigo solopassion.com Here’s a Wokestuff article about the imminence of new hate speech laws. I have said all along that the main object of these laws is to criminalise criticism of Islam. Watch the video in this link, where a “New Zealand citizen” with a barely intelligible
Press Release: New Conservative Dismembering a live baby with or without sedation can never be classified as kind. Brutal? Yes. Repugnant? Yes. Inhumane? Yes. Kind? No! Leaving a living baby on a cold stainless steel bench to die does not qualify as kind either, yet this government has rejected requiring
Cherry Paul I took my disabled six year old with me to my pregnancy ultrasound on Monday morning. It felt like an act of sedition. As the woman with the probe checked his unborn sibling’s anatomy, I explained to him— “Now we are looking at the baby’s heart,
Andrew Little described them as “sick” and “extreme”, Jacinda Ardern said it was not a legitimate way to express your views, David Seymour described it as “odious”, and Amy Adams as “psychological abuse and torture”. What is it that shocked these politicians into issuing condemnation? The truth. Due to a
Warning Graphic information and photos that many will find upsetting National’s Amy Adams said she believed in safe areas and described the protests outside abortion clinics as “psychological abuse and torture”. […]The last speech went to National’s Amy Adams, who will retire from Parliament at the next election
Andrew Little, hand in hand with the Human Rights Commission, has been secretly working on formulating draconian hate speech laws. Proposed hate speech laws for New Zealand are imminent. Justice Minister Andrew Little told Stuff the Government is bringing forward changes around hate speech, but shaping a law had taken
