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In The Lord of the Rings, the great J R R Tolkien described how the price of peace is eternal vigilance. “Always after a defeat and a respite, the Shadow takes another shape and grows again”. Indeed, despite the seeming happy-ever-after ending of The Lord of the Rings,
When governments and bureaucrats gleefully seized the opportunity for a naked power-grab enabled by the Wuhan virus, critics argued that not only do such authoritarian responses as lockdowns not work, but that the concomitant toll in other diseases and suicides would be even worse. The evidence still shows the
New Conservative After a thorough and robust review of the party leadership by the New Conservative Board, we have come to the difficult decision to look for a fresh approach to the leadership of New Conservative and have relieved Leighton Baker of the leadership of the party at this time.
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ACT Party ACT’s Firearms Reform Spokesperson Nicole McKee is calling on the Government to release the report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch terrorist attacks next week. “According to the Commissioners, the report has been finished, will be delivered to the Government next week, and no
As the battle for the White House grinds on, the mainstream media are not even bothering to try and hide their bias any more. The media are going all-in for Biden and are outright lying to their rapidly-dwindling readership. The mainstream media’s Big Lie du jour is
ACT Party “The Australian Government is going all out to pinch our workers, while our Government won’t lift a finger to support industry,” says ACT’s Primary Industries Spokesperson Mark Cameron. “Kiwis are being promised $2,000 if they complete six weeks’ harvesting in Australia’s regions. Meanwhile, our
The first article I wrote in January, “Another 13,000 Babies Will Be Murdered This Year” was based on some comments by Canadian anti-abortion activist Laura Klassen. She has now produced and narrated an animated short showing how little has changed through the ages and that the practice of
Q & A’s Jack Tame is currently cooling his heels in the US waiting for the disputed results of Election 2020 to play out. While waiting he interviewed high profile New Zealander Chris Liddell, the boy from Matamata who grew up to work and speak with President Donald J
Labour’s new approach to international tourism is a shocker. The media loves to call Trump crass, yet they don’t seem to mind when Stuart Nash, Labour’s Minister for Tourism, demonises some international tourists with the extremely crass comment that they “shit in our waterways”. What a fine
ACT Party “The Police Association is naïve if it believes a firearms register will stop gang violence”, says ACT’s Firearms Reform Spokesperson Nicole McKee. “A person who shoots at a police officer, or anyone for that matter, is scum. Gangs and criminals didn’t hand in their firearms during
It is amazing what rubbish you read in the mainstream media these days. Take these statements, issued by none other than our favourite source of ‘truth’, Stuff: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was forced to defend herself against attacks from the Right and the Left on Tuesday morning as criticism mounted
National Party President Peter Goodfellow has confirmed that he is standing again this weekend for the party’s board. There had been speculation he might stand down in the wake of his 11 years on the board and the party’s devastating defeat at the election. But last night Goodfellow
ACT Party “Nanaia Mahuta should apologise for COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins calling Taiwan an ‘authoritarian regime’”, says ACT Leader David Seymour. “The Taiwanese fought their way from dictatorship to democracy. Far from a place of oppression, Taiwan tolerates dissent. In 2014, students occupied Taiwan’s parliament, a move
The US presidential election is far from over, but that hasn’t stopped Joe Biden (or his handlers, at least) from acting as if he’s already in the Oval Office. Biden’s team have already set up a legally-fictitious “Office of the President-Elect”, so what policy directions
