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Attending Drive-in Church Service Results in Summons to Court for COVID Infraction
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Democrats Just Moved to Make One Massive COVID Welfare Program Permanent
Brad Polumbo fee.org Brad Polumbo is a libertarian-conservative journalist and Policy Correspondent at the Foundation for Economic Education. When the government expands during an emergency, it rarely entirely recedes when the crisis has passed. The latest example of this timeless principle comes courtesy of lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Is China the Democrats’ Next War?
Doesn’t China have McDonald’s? I bring this up because of Thomas Friedman’s famous dictum – or wishful thinking – that countries with McDonald’s don’t go to war with each other. Of course, Friedman’s argument is more of a guideline than a rule. India and Pakistan, both
Government Drops the Ball, Aussies Score Again
David Seymour ACT leader Victoria’s plan to open up to international students and workers is what ACT has been calling for since August last year and New Zealand should follow suit. The Australian state of Victoria is doing this right with plans underway for international students and essential workers
CATCH-’21
Amotz Asa-El aijac.org.au Israel emerged from yet another election on March 23 with its two-year political deadlock fully intact. In fact, the already complex plot thickened further, spotlighting two kingmakers who, despite having nothing to do with each other, might jointly write a new chapter in
America’s Most Dangerous Black Man
Who is the most dangerous black man in America? Whackadoodle black supremacist and prolific child molester Dwight York, currently serving 135 years in solitary? Eh, who’s even heard of him? How about Brandon Bernard, who along with a gang of murderous accomplices, begged a ride from two youth pastors,
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Ardern Government’s Corrosive Effect on Regional Security
While Australia has been drawing global attention for its stance against China, the brutal fact is that Australia is a middle-power nation. While China is not and probably never will be a superpower, it is undeniably a great power. In this asymmetric diplomatic and trade war, Australia needs its
The Claytons Connection: A Commuter Connivance
In using the word connivance I’m not suggesting that the implementation of the Te Huia Hamilton to Auckland train service was in any way an unlawful act other than perhaps in the wider context of wasting taxpayers’ hard-earned money. What I am suggesting is that the transport entities
NZ’s Hate Speech Proposals Need More Detail and Wider Debate before They Become Law
Eddie Clark Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington Promised changes to New Zealand’s hate speech regulations have been slower to emerge than first anticipated. But a recently released cabinet paper finally gives some idea of what is being considered. The proposals were originally intended to be made public
Musings on ANZAC Day 2021
As last Sunday was ANZAC Day, at the 7.30am Mass at St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Takapuna that I customarily attend, the congregation was invited to stand at the end for a recorded trumpet rendition of the Last Post and Reveille, followed by the singing of our national
Judith Collins – National Calls for Wider Debate on Maori Health Authority
National is calling on the Government to let New Zealanders have more of a say on whether they want a Maori Health Authority, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. “The Government has stated that it has a te Tiriti obligation to segregate healthcare in New Zealand, dividing us into