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The BFD Crybaby of the Week
I have a few simple questions for you all dear readers: * What happens when you break the law and get caught? * What happens when you break a written contract and get caught? * If your decision to return to the country where you broke the law or broke a contract leads
EXPOSED: Greta Thunberg’s Ghost Writers
A Facebook glitch which allowed visitors to view the edit history of user’s posts has been rapidly fixed, but not before tech-hounds managed to exploit and explore several high-profile user pages, including Miss Thunberg. So, while almost everybody already strongly suspected she was just a mouthpiece; at
Rainbow Activists BULLY Gay Man to Suicide
As Jim Goad so aptly puts it, “The modern left’s heads are so far up their own asses with the idea that they are unimpeachably good, I suspect they may all soon suffocate to death”. But, for all their self-serving paeans to their own “kindness” and “inclusivity”, the
The BFD Face of the Day: ‘ The Greatest Conservative of Our Age’
Today’s face of the day is Roger Scruton a Conservative philosopher and author of more than fifty books who died aged 75 on Sunday. The author of more than 50 books on aesthetics, morality and politics, he was also a government advisor. Supporters hailed him as “the greatest conservative
The Police Begin Their Raids Looking for Newly Illegal Arms
Nicole McKee Spokesperson Fair and Reasonable Campaign It appears our worst fears are playing out. Earlier in the week, the Police began executing search warrants to find newly banned firearms and, as you will see, among those they are targeting are lawful, responsible firearms owners. Have a read of this
Philippine Volcano Eruption: How Dangerous is it?
The TAAL volcano is erupting in the Philippines – this volcano is only 64 km from the centre of Manila. There is nothing in Stuff on it yet. Here’s a good interview by DW news ….. they are evacuating a 14km radius. The alert level was a 1 and has now
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He Spent a Month in Texas Jail Accused of Hauling 3,350 pounds of Marijuana. But Lab Results Say It Was Legal Hemp.
By Jolie McCullough The Texas Tribune “He spent a month in Texas jail accused of hauling 3,350 pounds of marijuana. But lab results say it was legal hemp.” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization that informs Texans — and engages with them — about public
BREAKING: The Raids Have Begun & I Was the First; All for a .22 Bunny Gun
On Thursday evening, I was just finishing up dinner with my two oldest kids. My wife was feeling unwell and feeding our four-week-old baby in bed. I had just gotten the icecream out for the kids when the doorbell rang. I opened the door to see a number
The BFD Face of the Day: FAKE news LOSES
CNN has settled a lawsuit with a Kentucky teen who claimed media organisations falsely labeled him as a racist following a publicised encounter with a Native American last year at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. […] Video of the encounter showed Sandmann and Phillips standing close to each other, with the
Another UN Harassment Case Quietly Disappears
Barbara Crossette PassBlue Amid a busy December, when the United Nations was focusing on important conferences on climate change and migration and year-end holidays loomed, a case of harassment that never got the traction it arguably deserved ended in a traditional UN way: it disappeared. On Dec. 14, the
It’s OK to BURN Colonists
Crikey. Strewth. Well, tie me kangaroo down, Sport. Who would’a thunk that: prescriptive and controlled bush burn-offs are good for the environment and can save property too. But there’s a catch, it’s only a good idea for indigenous people – ‘cos culture. In fact, Australia has been