voicesforfreedom.co.nz I have been reading about the proposed changes to parking, speed limits and road layout for our village. My first question is: “What is the problem that this proposal is solving?” The ‘Streets for People’ project is one that is being rolled out around the country – and
Heather du Plessis Allan writes about the cosy contrivance of the Maori Party, the Labour Party and subsequently the Green Party to ignore electoral law and contort themselves in such a way as to avoid their MPs being turfed out of Parliament. Pesky inconvenient laws, it seems, can be ignored
The ACT Party is doing some… interesting things. Recently ACT announced deputy leader Brooke van Velden is standing against Simon O’Connor in the Tamaki seat. Why do that? That’s a safe seat for National and some are concerned if right voters are splintered, that it raises the possibility
bassettbrashandhide.com Sowing the winds of racial tension in New Zealand began decades ago under careless governments. Now we are starting to reap the whirlwind. Maori aristocrats have built up such a sense of entitlement, with a cornucopia of fabrications and grievances, that they are starting to fall out over
Stuart Smith National MP for Kaikoura http://stuartsmith.national.org.nz/ This week we celebrate the coronation of His Majesty King Charles III. For many of us, this will be the only coronation we have experienced. As we celebrate the coronation of our new head of state it is timely
“I just want to make it clear, here, that Te Paati Maori’s not left or right – we are Maori and we are straight up the guts,” Rawiri Waititi said in a Newshub interview yesterday. He says they want to hold the balance of power and they don’t want
AI I write a substack based on OIAs and proactive releases called NZ Covid response – a short history. Use this link to check it out: nzcovidresponse.substack.com Sometimes all these Covid-related OIAs and proactive releases just throw up the most batsh*t things – and I can’t resist
Winston Peters Leader NZ First Speech “Restoring Democracy Critical in Restoring New Zealand’s Economy” Greetings and thank you for the opportunity to talk with you this morning. We meet here today at an inflection point both for New Zealand’s economy and our political system. A series of recent
John Black Stuffed stuffednz.co M.P Meka Whaitiri has explained why she left the Labour Party for Te Pati Maori. ‘I don’t believe Labour is fully committed to dividing this country along racial lines’, the M.P told Stuffed Maori issues reporter, Aotearoa-Ki-Ora-Pipi-Paua Wilson.
Dr. Guy David Hatchard hatchardreport.com Guy is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his Ph.D. in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior
Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz Dr Bryce Edwards is the Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the director of the Democracy Project. The defection of Labour Minister Meka Whaitiri has been heralded by some as a stunning coup for Te Pati Maori and a “courageous” step
Graham Adams The Common Room Graham Adams is a freelance editor, journalist and columnist. He lives on Auckland’s North Shore. This article was first published by The Common Room. Chris Hipkins and David Parker have handed the Opposition a stick to beat them with until the election. When Chris
Josie Pagani writes at Stuff about the huge cost of the Government’s climate change policies, and outlines how most of those costs have been poured into the pockets of the wealthy in the leafy suburbs. No, thank YOU Tesla buyers for saving us. The EV subsidies going to brand-
The elitist Maori are a threat to a free and honest society. They have caused so much division with their lies and belief in the treaty they rewrote. Yes, our politicians did allow them to rewrite the Treaty of Waitangi as their newfound racist crooked charter to destroy this once
“We heard from trans community members that they had experienced a rise in hate and harm after the visit of Posie Parker,” Hannah said. […] She said the language used would be classed as ‘genocidal’. “That’s a language that denies the right of a group of people to exist.” Hey
Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com Prompted by our concerns regarding the death of Divya Simon, NZDSOS have written another letter to the Chief Coroner, shared below. We outline the range of concerns we have which include: * frequency of deaths occurring in temporal relationship to administration of Comirnaty; * a
