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The Dark Side of Andrew Little

The Dark Side of Andrew Little

Andrew Little appears to have an affinity with things dark. First, it was a mine where he finally saw the light and gave up on the ridiculous hope of bringing out the dead. Now he is focusing on life and involving himself in the Black Lives Matter perversity as Minister

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NZ First Makes Deal with Labour to Keep Gun Law Changes Alive
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NZ First Makes Deal with Labour to Keep Gun Law Changes Alive

The Government looks set to forge ahead with its gun reforms after a last-minute agreement was forged between Labour and NZ First. This will include establishing an independent entity to take over firearms licensing and administration. Progress on the bill, which includes a firearms registry, harsher penalties, and a

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New Normal, Same Old Problems

New Normal, Same Old Problems

Rachel Poulain Spokesperson Free Speech Coalition The last few weeks have demonstrated that 2020 has no intention of slowing down. It has been just over two weeks since the death of George Floyd and already the tidal-wave of reactions seem to have washed away any thought COVID-19. For

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The Silence of the National Lambs
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The Silence of the National Lambs

I have a question. Where is National? Are they still breathing? I know one of them is, the Senior Whip because I had the pleasure of having lunch with her last week. I ask the question because, while being the party representing the farming sector, they are failing to vocalise

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

What is wrong with this picture? A disease specialist publicly supports the government’s illegal lockdown and stays supportive even after the modelling the decision was based off is revealed to be complete rubbish. She then receives a high position on the party list. Was it a reward? If so

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Tweet of the Day

Tweet of the Day

“Respect the badge.” “All lives matter” “If a cop tells you to get on the ground get on the F@*#en ground!” Warning viewers discretion is advised. Warning Strong language African American female speaks her mind about Black Lives Matter. Retweet with your opinion pic.twitter.com/cGwyK8R45j — Chicago'

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National MP Paul Goldsmith

Podcast: Paul Goldsmith

The Taxpayer’s Union is giving taxpayers the opportunity to get to know their MPs beyond photo-ops and party-line speeches. In this episode, Islay Aitchison interviews National MP Paul Goldmith.

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Playing Hardball with China Works

Playing Hardball with China Works

Andreas Fulda University of Nottingham Global attitudes towards the People’s Republic of China (PRC) are hardening. In 2019, the European Union declared the PRC a “systemic rival” amid rising trade tensions. In May 2020, the White House published a paper that described the US’s competitive approach to the

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Grovelton
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Grovelton

There are (apparently) Seven Wonders of the Modern World: the Great Wall of China; Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro; Machu Picchu in Peru; Chichen Itza in Yucatan, Mexico; the Roman Colosseum; the Taj Mahal in India; and Petra in Jordan. There is an Eighth, but also a first

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Things That Make Me Go Hmm

They are not even trying to cover up the fact that they are Labour 2.0. Vote for them to implement Labour’s policies in other words.

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Flattening the Country

Flattening the Country

Chris Penk The BFD is serialising National MP Chris Penk’s book by publishing an extract every day. Flattening the country It was only supposed to be the curve that got flattened, not the whole country. This is the real story of Labour’s lockdown: how poor preparation then panic

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Justice Minister Andrew Little Tells Black Lives Matter Movement at Parliament “We’ve Got to Change’

Justice Minister Andrew Little Tells Black Lives Matter Movement at Parliament “We’ve Got to Change’

Justice Minister Andrew Little has admitted that there is “something wrong” with New Zealand’s justice system, as thousands across New Zealand took to the streets in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Speaking to thousands who marched to Parliament this afternoon, Little admitted that “we’ve got to

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