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The evidence indicates those who are genuinely smarter than average often harbour doubts about themselves and are very cautious about giving advice to others, let alone seeking to impose their views. By far the most dangerous people are those who are below average but do not recognise it.
But the number of actual participants is likely minuscule.
Voting rights took centuries of struggle to win, so why don’t more people value it?
The Herald and its parade of talking heads can scream ‘racism’ until they’re blue in the face, but it won’t change the facts. Immigration, done poorly, erodes the social fabric.
Someone in National’s caucus needs to grow a spine and demand those internal polls and focus group results. Blind loyalty won’t save them from a sinking ship.
Don’t believe their self-serving rhetoric: the left’s policies constantly hurt the poor.
The deed of trust has designed the institute as an attack vehicle against those people, public servants, companies and organisations who do not subscribe to their world view.
The vaping debacle is a case study in bureaucratic arrogance and political cowardice. The MOH needs a clean-out, starting with the clowns who thought they could pull the wool over everyone’s eyes.
The promised ‘racial reckoning’ was mostly elite white liberals trying to amass more power, Musa al-Gharbi’s new book reveals.
Get out of the water tank before it’s too late and everyone gives up and starves. You are not responsible for what power does.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards LOBBYING, INTEGRITY ISSUES David Williams (Newsroom): Who Benefits: The power of the farm lobby, part one Guyon Espiner (RNZ): Alleged ties between NZ First and vaping companies a 'dangerous risk' to New Zealanders, anti-vape group warns Andrea Vance (Post): Public Service Commission
The documents are stale, the connections are imaginary, and the public isn’t buying it. Winston’s response laid bare the absurdity and the declining listener numbers prove New Zealanders are done with the narrative.
