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Kevin Hurley rt.com Kevin Hurley is the former Head of Counter Terrorism at the City of London Police and a reservist army officer. He has spent two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan addressing insurgency as both a police specialist and a soldier. An anonymous police officer has
The latest eructation from Australia’s very own Ministries of Truth is that Islamic terrorism will no longer be called Islamic terrorism. Instead, it’s all “religiously-motivated violent extremism” – y’know, because of all those Amish terror attacks. At the same time, the Chief Spook, who has been issuing
March 24th, 2021. Yesterday was the anniversary of the imposition of the first lockdown in the UK. I went on a visit to St Austell, a market town and centre of the once thriving china clay industry. St Austell, with a population of 20,000, is one of the larger
Graham J Noble libertynation.com Chief Political Correspondent & Satirist at LibertyNation.com. Raised and inspired by his father, a World War II veteran, Graham learned early in life how to laugh and be a gentleman. After attending college, he decided to join the British Army, where he served for
When I reported on the ongoing revelations of the sordid behaviour of staffers at Parliament House – rooting in MPs’ offices, performing “solo sex acts” on desks – I noted a peculiar insinuation. While the whole, sleazy affair is being blamed on “toxic masculinity” and, surprise, surprise, being used as leverage to
25th March 2021 Armed resistance to the coup regime is building. The Kachin Independence Army have started to engage the Tatmadaw in limited actions. The Kachin Independence Army (KIA), a major ethnic armed group based in Kachin State, has occupied a strategically important hill in Bhamo District held by Myanmar’
Housing: Rental market Stuff: Editorial – Renters could be ‘lost generation’ in New Zealand’s housing crisis 1News: ‘I want them to have a future’ – Concerns renters have been overlooked in housing package 1News: Megan Woods challenged by John Campbell on consideration given to renters in housing package 1News: Rents will
I earlier wrote about the uncanny and symbiotic relationship of our narcissist Prime Minister releasing or writing letters to people, mainly children, and the polls that follow shortly thereafter. This past week we have seen a deluge of letters. There must be a Newshub poll coming on Sunday evening. Just
ACT Party ACT Firearms Reform spokesperson Nicole McKee. “The Police Minister should use powers available to her under the Arms Act to protect many of the 10,000 firearms users caught up in a relicensing backlog from falling foul of the law,” says ACT Firearms Reform spokesperson Nicole McKee. “During
If Labour was serious about its housing policy it would’ve provided detail and criteria when it announced it, yet we’ve seen none of that, National’s Housing spokesperson Nicola Willis says. “The Government has announced interest costs will no longer be deductible, but hasn’t been able to
ACT Party ACT’s Climate Change Spokesperson Simon Court “The Climate Change Commission’s proposals for reducing our emissions will give massive power to government, hit Kiwis with higher costs, but fail to achieve its goal,” says ACT’s Climate Change Spokesperson Simon Court in ACT’s submission on the
Australia’s taxpayer-funded leftist propaganda unit national broadcaster is absolutely unbiased. Just ask them, they’ll tell you. Just ignore all that blatant bias. This is, after all, the taxpayer-funded broadcaster whose journalists almost uniformly vote for left-wing parties: in fact, ABC staff are four times more
In my recent series of posts on the Australia-New Zealand defence relationship, I warned that New Zealand was in growing danger of drifting further from its ANZAC partner. The most obvious point of difference recently has been China. Where Australia has become something of the poster child for Western
A bill that will ban the importing, supply and acquisition of synthetic urine to pass a workplace drug test is to have its first reading in Parliament, MP for Waimakariri Matt Doocey says. “Drug testing in the workplace is used to keep people safe and prevent accidents and deaths. At
Patrick Carroll fee.org Patrick Carroll has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Waterloo and is a Eugene S. Thorpe Writing Fellow at the Foundation for Economic Education. A pastor put out a humorous Twitter poll a few months ago asking how people interpreted “15 days to
