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cfact.org Despite public proclamations of innocence, it turns out BOEM and NOAA clearly acknowledge the deadly threat of offshore wind development to marine mammals. Not surprisingly they do it in documents that are subject to judicial review, lest they be caught fibbing. Of course these admissions are well hidden,
cfact.org The relationship between China and Russia poses the greatest danger faced by America and the West since the Hitler-Stalin Pact in 1939 initiated WWII. If alarm bells are not ringing all across Washington, DC – they should be. China was already a global power based on its expanding
The Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment recently released the Indicative Business Case (IBC) for the New Zealand Battery Project. However, the IBC has raised more questions than it has answered. Last month, Energy and Resources Minister Megan Woods announced that the New Zealand Battery Project will move forward to
On 7 September 1964, a 60-second TV ad was shown during a presidential election campaign. A cute little three-year-old girl plucked daisy petals from a flower while standing in a lovely field. The mission control launch countdown 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,
Does Luxon have no idea what he is doing? National should be sweating, because Chris Hipkins is stealing their lines. […] The problem for National is that a whole bunch of traditionally National leaning voters will not hate what they hear today. That [Hipkins] wants us to become the best little
Back in the day, Robert Muldoon used to joke that Kiwis moving to Australia raised the IQ of both nations. It was a great one-liner, but it was also a cheap play to the parochial peanut gallery. It especially helped Muldoon paper over an embarrassing fact: Australia was carrying
Gabriela Pariseau newsbusters.org Gabriela is an Assistant Editor in the Media Research Center’s Free Speech America division. She is a graduate of Christendom College where she earned a B.A. in History. Gabriela has also contributed to The Catholic Register, Arlington Catholic Herald, Students For Life of America
Family First familyfirst.org.nz We certainly dodged a bullet by voting NO to cannabis legalisation at the 2020 referendum. But sadly New Zealand’s pro-drug campaigners, with the help of our mainstream media, still push hard for legalisation. They need to make a visit to San Francisco to
The Prime Minister considers himself wealthy. I am sure he is. His reasoning is interesting. “I regard myself as wealthy in the sense that when I go to the supermarket, I don’t have to worry about paying the bill when I get to the checkout”,[sic] Hipkins told AM’
Two NZ Herald columnists, Matthew Hooton and Claire Trevett have both commented on National’s prospects six months out from the general election. Both of them have made essentially the same observation: that National should be doing better, and their leader Christopher Luxon is out of his depth. First up
Taxing the rich will be an election issue for Te Pati Maori and will be non-negotiable deal breaker if they hold the balance of power come October, as the polls are predicting. Te Pati Maori president John Tamihere said the party had a number of bottom lines that they
Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com A Contemplation of the Truth Divide Between Pro and Anti Pro-vaxxers seem to be a shy bunch when invited by those with different opinions to have a discussion on divergent perspectives of the truth. Not shy when they have the stage to
Kay O’Lacey lampoon.nz Move over, Mr. Bean, there’s a new king of incompetence in town, and he likes to be known as ‘The Chipster’! The bumbling career politician who defied all odds by snagging the coveted position of Prime Minister of New Zealand, despite a track record
The plutocratic Establishment is planning to blitz long-suffering Australians with a multi-million dollar splurge of advertising for the “Yes” side of the “Voice” referendum in Australia. As well they might: for all their public show of confidence, the latest Roy Morgan polling shows that the referendum is in
Sarah Whitcombe-Dobbs Senior Lecturer in Child and Family Psychology University of Canterbury As the Abuse in Care Royal Commission inquiry has shown, the lifelong and intergenerational consequences of child abuse are devastating. Many children placed in state and religious institutions – often having already experienced harm and hurt – were then
Family First familyfirst.org.nz It’s evident to most people that there is a strong push for all schools in New Zealand, including religious integrated schools to be forced to accept, adopt and indoctrinate radical and extreme sexuality and gender ideology (as well as critical theory and climate alarmism)
