Ananish Chaudhuri Ananish Chaudhuri is Professor of Experimental Economics at the University of Auckland and the author of “Nudged into lockdown? Behavioral Economics, Uncertainty and Covid-19”. https://ananishchaudhuri.com bassettbrashandhide.com In a recent article in the New Zealand Medical Journal, Michael Baker and his co-authors claim that New Zealand
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However low the level to which the green-left sinks in Australia, you can always rely on the taxpayer-funded broadcaster to crawl after them. The disgusting Greens wasted no time joining the throngs of anti-Semites chanting “gas the Jews” in Sydney and hand-waving away the worst violence against Jews since WWII.
David Fisher writes: Once more we return to the beautiful Bay of Islands where Winston Peters will balance the country’s future in his hands in the manner of a Wild West poker player – he’ll hold his cards close and likely have at least one ace up his sleeve.
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A whole lot of people are outing themselves as garbage humans in the wake of Israel’s horror. From odious Greens politicians and violent-extremism-supporting “countering violent extremism experts” bellowing that they “stand with Palestine” and Hamas, to cretinous pornstar Mia Khalifa whining that Hamas’ disgusting snuff videos weren’t clear
Imagine free speech as a label on one end of a horizontal line on a page and at the other end is censorship. X is where the two extremes meet somewhere in the middle. X marks the spot on the line where free speech ends and censorship begins: a moving
Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Knowing the game is up and campaigning for our worst ever government is a lost cause, Stuff is in a meltdown of desperation. Consider this – They (and the NZ Herald) ran stories about the National Party’s plan to levy tax on foreign house purchasers specifically
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Michael Bassett Political historian Michael Bassett CNZM is the author of 15 books, was a regular columnist for the Fairfax newspapers and a former Minister in the 1984-1990 governments bassettbrashandhide.com The election campaign is in its final, frenzied stage. I suspect most people have already made up their minds.
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BICOM BICOM provides accurate, timely and balanced information that is read by officials, experts, journalists and many others. There is extensive UK media coverage of the Hamas attacks. The Guardian, the BBC, the Independent, the Times, the Daily Mail, and Sky News all continue to run live news update feeds
brownstone.org The ongoing war between the US Security State and the First Amendment is perhaps the most underreported development of the 21st century. Now, Missouri v Biden may bring it to the Supreme Court. Just two decades ago, the internet promised liberation as dictatorships would cave to the emerging
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By October of 1974 Mott the Hoople had four hit albums in America and completed a very successful tour – including a week-long ‘residency’ at Madison Square Garden – where every concert was sold out. But it was taking a toll on Mott frontman, Ian Hunter: he was under enormous pressure to
