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In General Debate on Sunday Mick le said: […] She didn’t fire Haworth; he resigned. In fact, she has never fired anyone: they have either resigned or been moved aside. And there have been many scandals and sackable offences over the last 24months of the CoLs tenure. What if Jacinda
The world watched their media darling fall from grace into a quagmire of speculation about what she knew when she knew it, and if she didn’t know – why didn’t she? Ardern doesn’t look good from any angle. Nigel Haworth’s head rolled when he was caught out
In this video, Steve Turley discusses the Democratic Party Presidential Candidates debates, and media commentary on them. He also comments on two recent “by-elections” which provide a pointer to the 2020 election. If you have a great Youtube or Vimeo video to share send it to videos@thebfd.co.
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If you’re sick of ‘woke’ corporations caving to the increasingly extreme demands of noisy far-left activists, you’re not alone. The Morrison government is putting corporate Australia on notice that it sorely needs to get back to its fulfilling its proper function: making money for shareholders, building the
When Jacinda became the Labour leader and was selected as prime minister, the media couldn’t get enough of her. From magazine covers and photo shoots, her face was everywhere. We have complained bitterly about how they cut her so much slack, and she seemed to get away with murder.
In spite of the appalling mess Labour and the PM find themselves in, and regardless of the unpardonable handling of the concerns and anxieties of the alleged sexual harassment victims, one thing has been put to bed once and for all. Ardern should never have been appointed PM. We have
Yesterday Paula Bennett was interviewed by Simon Shepherd who grilled her on why she has alleged that there has been a serious coverup in the prime minister’s office. This week Bennett used parliamentary privilege to name three of the prime minister’s closest advisors who, she says, knew about
First, the youth camp and now the staffer. My, what a tangled sexual web we weave. The predicament that both the administrative and political wings of the Labour party find themselves in is entirely of their own making. They are without peer as organisations which appear unable to see red
It all kicked off with a great opinion piece in the Herald. https://thebfd.co.nz/2019/09/nz-herald-tells-the-truth/ Peter Williams followed up on his radio show with an interview with Genter where she was totally outclassed as she deflected, distracted and denied. https://thebfd.co.
Today’s face of the day was worried that his PM was being defamed and did all he could to deflect from the hard questions about Ardern’s accountability and honesty. He said that there was Aroha for the person who had made the accusation and then went on to
Tasmanian state politics rarely get much notice in the outside world; which is more their pity than ours, because they’re missing out on a clown show that would be endlessly entertaining if you weren’t being directly impacted by it. I often describe Tasmania’s parliament as a cross
Earlier this week TUC (Trade Union Congress) in the UK voted for an extensive boycott of everything Israel. The motion was submitted by Artists’ Union England. One of the keynote speakers at the congress and sounding like a real TUC groupie was Jacinda Ardern via video. She says in the
