BFD Political corner: Election 2020 is a series that features political speeches, political ads and political campaigns on Social media from a range of different political parties in the lead up to the New Zealand election. Today we have the National Party: Please send us links to any speeches, social
George Open letter to the Prime Minister: Last night I witnessed you commenting on New Zealand’s first known case of the Covid-19 virus. You were at pains to promote the success of this intervention as an example of your Government’s readiness and competence to handle such an
Chris Trotter has given The Media Party a swift kick in the gentleman’s vegetables over their shock and horror that some pensioners earn over $100,000. It was a sentiment that ‘Pinko’ Farrar echoed to show just how red both he and Radio NZ are. Recently, however, a couple
With just seven months until the election, the legacy of this Government will be of a core constituency cruelly conned. There is plenty of evidence to support the claim. All arrows in virtually all areas are pointing in the wrong direction – down when they should be up and up when
Ardern’s globalist position in the standoff with Scott Morrison over thugs, paedophiles, wife bashers and bikies being sent packing back to New Zealand was downright embarrassing. There are a time and place for most things, but Ardern displayed no diplomacy when she publicly insulted the Australian PM, demanding that
Oh, no’s! Double plus ungood. Help! Someone, anyone, call the Ministry of Truth, this must be memory-holed immediately: “Figures from Australia’s Department of Home Affairs showed 907 people had their visas cancelled based on character requirements in the 2018 financial year, 453 of those were Kiwis. And
The anniversary of the dreadful March 15 mosque attacks approaches, and we all expect this to be an opportunity for Jacinda to grandstand, don a headscarf, hug people and delight the international media with her kindness and fairy dust. She will also be hoping that it will help her flagging
If today’s news conference with Scott Morrison is any indication, NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern believes all Kiwis, including criminals, should be entitled to “all the benefits” afforded to Australian citizens, according to Sky News host Peta Credlin. NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has criticised Australia’s stringent deportation
BFD Political corner: Election 2020 is a new series that will feature political speeches, political ads and political campaigns on Social media from a range of different political parties in the lead up to the New Zealand election. Today we have the ACT Party: Please send us links to any
David Seymour MP for Epsom ACT leader Speech: Why Property Rights Matter Thank you to everyone for coming tonight. Thank you especially for Kevin, Mitch, Paul and others who have worked over the past few months to put together an ACT rally in Nelson. It’s nice to be here
Professor Anne-Marie Brady Supplementary Submission to the New Zealand Parliament Justice Select Committee Inquiry into Foreign Interference Activities, 2019 * Part One: Magic Weapons * Part Two: Leninist tactic * Part Three: Soft Power * Part Four: Making NZ Serve China * Part Five: Why NZ is of interest to China There were signs
Today’s face of the day contradicted his Prime Minister….ooops. If you enjoyed this BFD face of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
BFD Political corner: Election 2020 is a new series that will feature political speeches, political ads and political campaigns on Social media from a range of different political parties in the lead up to the New Zealand election. Today we have the Maori Party: I couldn’t find any recent
The Chinese Donorvirus is spreading fast, now Christchurch mayor, Lianne Dalziel, is under investigation by the SFO for some allegedly dodgy donations: Police have referred a complaint about Christchurch mayor Lianne Dalziel’s election expenses to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO). Dalziel, who defeated Darryll Park and John Minto in
When budget details were leaked Treasury and Finance minister Grant Robertson went large on claiming that the leak was a hack. In fact, it wasn’t a hack, it was stupidity and lackadaisical oversight from Treasury. A scathing report into the accidental release of sensitive Budget 2019 information by the
