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Kraken Released on Georgia & Michigan

Kraken Released on Georgia & Michigan

Below are the two complaints filed by Sidney Powell AKA the Kraken on behalf of Georgia and Michigan. Complaint Cj Pearson v. Kemp 11.25.2020 by Juana Atkins on Scribd Michigan Complaint by Juana Atkins on Scribd Attorney Sidney Powell filed a federal lawsuit late Wednesday alleging “massive election

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Labour Forget Where They Came From

Labour Forget Where They Came From

The Labour Party may be useless at most things they do but one thing they are excellent at is acting like arrogant third-termers. It’s kind of weird to see people like Woods, Twyford et al behaving like entitled prats from just their first few days in the job. But

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Virtue Signalling Backfires

Virtue Signalling Backfires

I always tell anyone who asks that the battle for equal opportunity was won in the 1970s. By then, employers had no right to fail to employ anyone on the basis of gender, religion, race or colour. These rules have existed in the Western world for decades; in New Zealand,

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NZ PM Jacinda Ardern Caricatured in Sketch on New Euthanasia Law

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern Caricatured in Sketch on New Euthanasia Law

righttolife.org.uk UK political satire series Spitting Image has featured a critical take on New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s support for the country’s new euthanasia law. Episode seven of the series, which has returned after a 24-year hiatus, included a sketch of Jacinda Ardern as Mary

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The Other Big News from the United States
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The Other Big News from the United States

Our media may be ignoring it, but there’s other big news coming from the US that is not the US election. The War on Drugs is coming to an end. In the long term, this news may be of more significance than whether Trump or Biden wins. In Oregon

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New Zealand Burnishes Its Progressive Reputation with Another Killing Law

New Zealand Burnishes Its Progressive Reputation with Another Killing Law

Carolyn Moynihan mercatornet.com Carolyn Moynihan is the former deputy editor of MercatorNet In referenda run alongside parliamentary elections last month, two-thirds of New Zealanders voted to legalise euthanasia, while a small majority voted against legalising marijuana. Results from a further 480,000 special votes, to be published on November

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Kim Dot Gone?

Kim Dot Gone?

The Supreme Court has finally made its decision on the prolonged legal wrangling over the extradition of Kim Dotcom. They said that he can be extradited. Kim Dotcom can be extradited to the United States to face 12 criminal copyright-related charges, the Supreme Court has ruled after a marathon legal

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Someone, Please Tell Paul Hunt That Safety Is Not a Human Right.

Someone, Please Tell Paul Hunt That Safety Is Not a Human Right.

Stephen Franks Free Speech Coalition The Human Rights Commission is gunning for hate speech laws with taxpayer funding and the support of the Government. The Human Rights Commission report released yesterday has called for a balance to be struck between “freedom of speech and the right to be safe.” It

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New Zealand to Introduce Extreme Assisted Suicide Law
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New Zealand to Introduce Extreme Assisted Suicide Law

righttolife.org.uk New Zealand has voted to introduce an extreme assisted suicide law in a binding public referendum. Preliminary results, announced by the country’s electoral commission on Friday, show 65.2% of voters supported the End of Life Choice Act coming into force as a new law. Support

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We Did It
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We Did It

ACT Party Yesterday, the Electoral Commission announced the preliminary result for the End of Life Choice Act referendum. The result is: Yes: 65.2% No: 33.8% The special votes are still to come, but we can be confident that this is a resounding victory. It is a victory for

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Attacking Free Speech

Attacking Free Speech

Dr Muriel Newman nzcpr.com For the first time since MMP was introduced in 1996, New Zealand voters have given a single political party the absolute power to govern alone. Whether Labour decides to exercise that authority or share their mandate with the Greens, remains to be seen. Whatever arrangement

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Being Fed a Big Fat Lie

Being Fed a Big Fat Lie

It’s so easy being Labour: just take gobs-ful of lies and then regurgitate same down the needy throats of voracious, unquestioning, and juvenile media-nesters who swallow them without hesitation. Thus it was with Andrew Little condescendingly trivialising the sexual groping of a female prison officer in ‘alerting’ the public

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High Court to Hear Landmark Case against Discriminatory Abortion Law
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High Court to Hear Landmark Case against Discriminatory Abortion Law

righttolife.org.uk The High Court in London will hear a landmark case against the UK Government over the country’s discriminatory abortion legislation, which singles out babies with disabilities by allowing terminations right through to birth for conditions including Down’s syndrome, cleft lip and club foot. Currently in

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