Maybe We’re Thinking About This All Wrong?
Taxes are a form of social control. They are a proxy measurement for how much of each year you are working as a slave. A slave is a slave in the mind first.
NZ Politics
Seymour and Peters Reject Luxon’s Netanyahu Blunder
If Luxon keeps this up, he might find himself ‘losing the plot’ right here at home.
NZ Could Lead The Way
Road-user charges can pay for more than just road maintenance, so why stop there? New Zealand could use electronic road-user charges to encourage all sorts of other behaviours.
The Biggest Building Consent Reform in Decades
Chris Penk says the building sector has the potential to be an economic powerhouse, yet productivity has stalled since 1985 despite major advances in building methods and technology.
Who Is Willing to Sacrifice Us at the Green Altar?
Why we must stand up to anti-human activists.
This Is a Trojan Horse
The National Government officially announced the eRUC system through Transport Minister Chris Bishop, presenting it as a fairer way to fund roading.
Winston Peters Sends Trevor Mallard Packing from His Irish Holiday Job: Carnival’s Over, Mate
This early exit isn’t just a win for Peters: it’s a win for common sense. No more jobs for the boys and no more rewarding incompetence with overseas perks.
US Halts mRNA While NZ Is Silent
Our patients deserve better than experimental gene therapy disguised as public health policy. They deserve honest doctors who put patient safety before political convenience. They deserve the truth.
Hiding From the Covid Truth While Begging for Your Vote
If a man cannot be transparent about his own record during a national crisis, he does not deserve to lead New Zealand again.
Do You Want More Labour Influence in Wellington?
Of concern is Andrew Little’s long-standing role within Labour’s leadership and his role in the pandemic response that places him firmly within the ‘deep state’ dynamics critics warn about.
This Is Wrong
Right to Life requests that the Royal Commission subpoena Jacinda Ardern, Chris Hipkins and other previous government members who have refused to appear to answer questions from the Royal Commission at a public hearing in August.
If the Boot Fits Wear It
Anyone who shies away from public accountability is not to be trusted. If you can’t speak to your behaviour in a public setting then you lack the courage of your convictions. That is not an honourable trait if you are in public office.
We Must Dismantle This Separatism
Will National and Prime Minister Luxon step up to this challenge? If they don’t, their coalition partners will.