NZ Politics
Luxon’s Doomsday Clock Getting Closer to Midnight
Another poll, another bad result for National.
MFAT, UNRWA and Life in a Hypocrisy
The next one million NZD is due in June, Peters said. How will he face us if his decision is to continue supporting UNRWA?
Māori Nonsense
Henceforth he better behave himself or I might change my mind and that will be the end of him.
Internews and the NZ Mainstream Media
Almost the entire ‘media’ industry here have wilfully played along and jumped, gleefully, on the great ‘vetted’, ‘brand-safe’ train, all the while tooting accusations of ‘disinformation’ at those not on board.
A Brief Word on Turning Backs
In Sweden, it was a beautiful act of principled and dignified dissent. How sad that the same thing can be done in such a different spirit and that a Kiwi politician can be shunned for racism because he isn’t racist.
The NZ Pandemic Experience Offers a Lesson for the World
… but not the one our government is busy promoting. Ignoring the evidence amounts to a wilful act of misplaced faith which ignores the public good and will ultimately destabilise our nation.
Why Aren’t National and ACT Light Years Ahead in the Polls?
It’s the religious-style libertarian beliefs of their leaders and advisers.
Waiting Is Becoming Less of an Option
How many bad polls does Christopher Luxon have to deliver before someone decides enough is enough?
Loving All or Only Some?
There has been a lot of commentary on JD Vance’s comments that there is a hierarchy when it comes to love and that you need to love your family before others. I agree and share why he’s right.
Why Is Collins and the New Zealand Govt So Pro-Ukraine?
Given Collins’ penchant for the Ukraine, NATO and supporting Soros’-backed political games, how are we feeling about this?
What Is Ailing Our Kids?
Our kids are left lost and anxious and the situation is dire. What we are witnessing has been decades in the making.
Why Do We Have Secular Stagnation?
Should NZ’s secular stagnation be due to working-from-home, lack-of-meritocracy and endless Treaty debates, then we can forget economic growth.
What Did We Vote For?
National needs to urgently rethink its strategy. We are here to hold them accountable for how much they are taking into consideration our views: at this point in time, not much.