Labour’s Measles Meltdown: Seymour Shows Spine While Hipkins’ Mob Hyperventilates
We all need to grow the hell up and stop demanding someone does something. It’s the measles – big yawn.
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Bayly Bites Back: Misled, Mugged and Now Gunning for Luxon
This saga exposes the dirty underbelly of party politics, where loyalty goes out the window when it suits the top brass. Keep watching: the real fireworks are just starting.
Principals Whinge About Curriculum Changes While Ignoring Epic Education Failures
If teachers churned out these pitiful results in the private sector, they wouldn’t be complaining about changes. They’d be shown the door – fired on the spot. No golden parachutes and no endless consultations. Just accountability.
Winston Peters Delivers a One-Word Reality Check to Christopher Luxon’s Ego
This incident is a timely reminder for Luxon: coalition governments thrive on collaboration, not ego trips. If he keeps forgetting that, he might find more one-word corrections coming his way.
Luxon’s Cabinet Carnage: Reshuffle Brews as Coalition Fumes and Leadership Falters
Rumours are flying about his lacklustre leadership and the polls keep flatlining. Now this chatter about grand coalitions could upend everything.
How to Recognize Critical Race Theory
We are now at an impasse in which rational debate is impossible, because rationality itself is “white supremacy.” Pyle explains that race-crits believe the problem cannot be resolved: “Racism, to race-crits, is all-pervasive and all-controlling; nothing can be done.”
Smash the Golden Idols
You’ll be amazed at what free people can build when they’re left alone to pursue truth over fashion and value over virtue‑signalling.
Winston Peters Takes On the Judges at Oxford – And He’s Spot On, Even If the Lefties Don’t Think So
We’ve had enough of courts playing politics. It’s time to rein them in and let democracy do its job. Good on you, Winston, for calling it like it is.
‘Experts’ Don’t Know How Ignorant They Are
These and other Heartland efforts have done a much better job of “following the science” than those who constantly hectored us to do so, while frequently torturing science until they could reach their desired conclusions.
Connolly’s Triumph and Ireland’s Tantrum
Record 13 per cent spoiled votes signal ‘electoral revolt’.
Damien Grant Nails the BSA’s Overreach: Time to Pull the Plug on These Broadcasting Busybodies
Let the market sort it out: bad content dies a natural death when punters switch off. Time for the government to listen to their own minister’s old words and give the BSA the boot.