Luxon’s Poll Bounce: Still National’s Dead Weight as Peters Powers Up
Luxon might have bought himself some breathing room but, with Peters on the rise and National’s support leaking like a sieve, the albatross around his neck just got heavier.
NZ Politics
‘Net Zero’ Hits the Rocks of the Real World
It’s all fun and games and virtue-signalling until the oil runs out.
Even More Lies and Deception
Hidden myocarditis warnings while mandating two doses for teens. Who will be held accountable?
A Chip(pie) On Her Shoulder
However this messy scenario plays out, whatever way the wind blows, Chippie has done Labour no favours. The question now is whether they ditch him or, like the sheep they are, get in behind. Riveting times ahead.
Hipkins’ House of Cards: Ex-Wife’s Claims Expose Labour’s Desperate Smear Machine
He built this mess and now he wallows in it. His blanket denials could unravel him, especially if proof emerges. Recall my cardinal political rule: explaining is losing.
A Useful Tool or Dangerous Overreach?
The problem is that once a power like this exists, it rarely stays confined to one purpose. The same law that clears a footpath today could just as easily clear a protest tomorrow.
Royal Commission Was Destined To Come up Short
Confidence we’d get a hard hitting report was low.
Tikanga on Trial
If the rule of law is to mean anything in this country, the creeping judicial elevation of tikanga must be dismantled. The integrity of our legal order, and the equality of every New Zealander before the law, depends on it.
Hipkins Needs To Answer Real Questions Over Ex-Wife Claims
There will be more to come on this. Jade Paul has not resiled from her accusations. Hipkins has offered no defence. Only denial.
Open Letter to NZ Growers and Consumers
We need Kiwi First thinking from our government. Premium local organic production is the key to protecting our clean green Kiwi image and unlocking a sustainable economic advantage to secure New Zealand’s future.
The Truthful Politicians (A Work of Fiction)
I sat there stunned as the feed was terminated and my thoughts towards the prof were of the greatest admiration and benevolence. “So he did it,” I said to myself. “What a genius he is to get Napkins to tell the truth.”
The Man Who Would Be King
Such are the skills of ‘the man who would be king prime minister’.