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As Fascist takeovers go, it’s been a bit of a fizzer: no Marches on Rome, no Blackshirts running riot in the street (except for Antifa), no clenched-fist salutes. How the trains are going, I have no idea, although the Italian economy appears to have made some significant gains.
You can fool some of the people, some of the time, as the saying goes. But you can’t fool all of the people all the time — and the longer you try and keep the hoodwink up, the more people are likely to cotton on. Anthony Albanese’s ongoing attempt
Larry Bell cfact.org CFACT Advisor Larry Bell heads the graduate program in space architecture at the University of Houston. He founded and directs the Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture. He is also the author of “Climate of Corruption: Politics and Power Behind the Global Warming Hoax.” Allysia Finley,
There’s an old idiom about putting foxes in charge of the hen-house: trusting someone who should not be trusted to oversee a situation. You wouldn’t appoint a bank robber to guard a bank, for instance. And you certainly wouldn’t appoint someone with a history of supporting
Right To Life News righttolife.org.uk As the House of Commons looks set to introduce censorship zones outside abortion clinics across England and Wales, a group of MPs have tabled an amendment to ensure that the legislation does not criminalise thought. Set to be debated yesterday (Tuesday 7 March)
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Mike Munro in the Weekend Herald illustrated the political thinking of the left beautifully. It is both simplistic and dangerous. He was writing about Three Waters and the problem the government has in articulating its message. His view is that there is a simple fix to this thorny little issue.
Dr. Guy David Hatchard hatchardreport.com Guy is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his Ph.D. in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior
When Rob Campbell was sacked for his intemperate comments on LinkedIn, I said that it would set a precedent and that the actions of the ministers involved would likely see other scalps claimed. Steve Maharey is in hot water over similar comments attacking the National Party in political columns. Health
Willie Jackson is having a cry about Mike Hosking objecting to race-based flood funds after Cyclone Gabrielle. In a scathing Facebook post, the Maori Development Minister unleashed on Hosking for what he called an “exceptionally insulting diatribe” about the Government’s $15 million relief package to support Maori communities
David Seymour ACT Party Leader Michael Wood needs to scrap his proposed Land Transport Government Policy Statement (GPS) and start again. Instead of governing for the needs of New Zealanders as he was elected to do, he is trying to force them to change their own behaviour to fit his
Eric Jackman ronpaulinstitute.org Robert F. Kennedy, Jr is someone I’ve long looked up to and admired. He gave one of the most inspiring, passionate and courageous speeches I’ve ever seen. I actually choked up a little when he spoke about the more than 2 million Americans who
Elijah Gullett fee.org Online free speech has been under fire from Congress, past presidents, and pundits from both sides of the political aisle. Now, it faces a new threat: the Supreme Court. Two upcoming Supreme Court cases, Gonzalez v. Google and Twitter v. Taamneh, will present a significant challenge
Jon Sanders aier.org Jon Sanders is an economist and the director of the Center for Food, Power, and Life at the John Locke Foundation in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he also serves as research editor. The centre focuses on protecting and expanding freedom in the vital areas of agriculture,
March 5th 2023. The latest polls were released last week, showing Labour with 50% support from those polled and 22% supporting the Conservatives. Bringing up the rear were the Liberals (9%), Reform (7%) which is formed from the Brexit movement, Green 6%, Scottish Nationalist 4%. As preferred Prime Minister, Keir
John Mac Ghlionn brownstone.org With a doctorate in psychosocial studies, John Mac Ghlionn works as both a researcher and essayist. His writing has been published by the likes of Newsweek, NY Post, and The American Conservative. The Guardian’s Oliver Wainwright recently discussed a new “international socialist conspiracy” that
