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It’s an Election Year

It’s an Election Year

Perry Trotter   IINZ Politicking is well underway in NZ and, just as we did prior to the last election, IINZ has created a voter’s guide. It is pleasing to see two of the minor parties holding a strong pro-Israel stance. In contrast, the present Labour government’s track

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Clash of Civilisations Claims the Hagia Sophia

Clash of Civilisations Claims the Hagia Sophia

One half of my family originates from the Mediterranean island state of Malta. Strategically located between Africa and Southern Europe, Malta is an island that has, like its last colonial ruler, Britain, been invaded and colonised many times in its history. That history of colonisation – from the Phoenicians and Romans

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BFD Political Corner: Election 2020 New Conservative Party

BFD Political Corner: Election 2020 New Conservative Party

BFD Political corner: Election 2020 is a series that features political speeches, political ads and political campaigns on Social media from a range of different political parties in the lead up to the New Zealand election. Today we have the New Conservative Party: Please send us links to any speeches,

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Take the Fight to the Woke Corporations, Says Latham

Take the Fight to the Woke Corporations, Says Latham

I’ve previously examined the curious phenomenon of the Woke Corporation. How is it, I wondered, that the Marxists and the Globalists have so gotten in each others’ beds. I pointed to Communications (a discipline almost completely dominated by Marxist academics) graduates infiltrating PR departments, as well as left-educated

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Undesirable Refugees

Undesirable Refugees

Golriz Ghahraman has attempted to smooth the path of her pet political activist and trouble maker into permanent NZ residency. Apologies in advance if her lecture on kindness makes you throw up your mouth a little. “Today we celebrate New Zealand as a place where fairness and compassion prevails”, Green

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Why Didn’t the 1958 and 1918 Pandemics Destroy the Economy?

Why Didn’t the 1958 and 1918 Pandemics Destroy the Economy?

Ryan McMaken mises.org Ryan McMaken is a senior editor at the Mises Institute. Ryan has degrees in economics and political science from the University of Colorado and was a housing economist for the State of Colorado. He is the author of Commie Cowboys: The Bourgeoisie and the Nation-State

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Shovel Ready-No

Last week in Parliament both Judith Collins and Gerry Brownlee called on the Government to release their list of the 800 projects they say are “shovel ready”. As I pointed out in my previous article, petty squabbling in the Cabinet Room, otherwise known as the Coalition Childcare Centre, plus red

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Burkean Democracy

Burkean Democracy

Nathan Smith nzinitiative.org.nz The white doors opened gently and in strode the great Irish statesman Edmund Burke. He was five minutes late for the interview, but given that he’d just been reincarnated, I let him off. We shook hands and made small talk about the “crazy” New

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Told You So

Told You So

It gives me no joy, really, to say “I told you so”, but…well, I told you so. Eight months after arriving in New Zealand, acclaimed author Behrouz Boochani has been granted refugee status. As I said at the time, Behrouz Boochani has been a festering parasite greedily sucking the

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