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It’s happened again: “get woke, go broke”. Much as some folk are gloating, though, the harsh reality is that up to 75 workers in a small town are out of a job, thanks to a decision they had nothing to do with them. The Canadian dairy behind Cheers [sic]
Ryan McMaken mises.org Ryan McMaken is a senior editor at the Mises Institute. “Democracy” is the new “revolutionary.” In the old Marxist regimes, anything that displeased the ruling communist regime was said to be contrary to “the revolution.” For example, in the Soviet Union, national leaders spoke regularly of
There has been much argument over the Albanese government’s decision to secretly smuggle “ISIS brides” into Australia — and more-or-less turn them loose in suburbs. Often suburbs where a high proportion of their former victims have settled. Supporters argue that the jihadis shouldn’t be punished for making
Remember when Melbourne didn’t have a problem with violent African gangs? Just ignore all those violent crimes committed by African “networked criminal offenders”. And of course you should believe the police commissioner when he says that Africans weren’t over-represented in violent crime. I mean, it’s not
Members of the BFD Sumps around the country have figured out how to keep Jacinda Ardern’s socialist friends from infiltrating their gatherings. It’s simple. Grant Robertson recently spied a strawberry jelly lamington log being held by a protestor. You can see the lady ‘armed’ with the pink lamington
Bryce Edwards Victoria University of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz The corporate retail banks are making mega profits on the back of Government policies and indirect subsidies of recent years. As a result, there are calls from across almost the whole political spectrum for greater regulation of the banking
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com Information Opinion Medicines regulator MedSAFE NZ still says on it’s website: “The protective benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 far outweigh the potential risks of vaccination.“ Of course, we still maintain that the vaccine harms are hundreds of times worse
The SIS and their little helpers at the Disinformation Project issued a set of things that help identify potential terrorists and spreaders of disinformation. They include being into yoga, knitting, using Instagram and Pinterest, and braiding children’s hair with flowers. Also knitting sweaters for goats was in there somewhere.
There’s an old saying that the more a man goes out of his way to assure you of his honesty, the more closely you should watch your pockets. In politics, the more a party blatherskites about “integrity”, the more you know that they’re more crooked than Dan Andrew’
While the brow-furrowing Establishment is warning New Zealanders to keep a distrustful eye on little white girls with braided hair and flowers, there’s a very real wannabe terrorist fronting court. Something tells me he isn’t likely to be into children’s clothing unless it’s Size 6
Peter Murphy cfact.org Peter Murphy is Senior Fellow at CFACT. He has researched and advocated for a variety of policy issues, including education reform and fiscal policy, both in the non-profit sector and in government in the administration of former New York Governor George Pataki. He previously wrote
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There’s a chance this post will be redundant by the time it’s published: Americans go to the polls in just a few hours, after all. In the heartland of American “progressivism”, Portland, Oregon, voters will not just be voting for seats in Congress — they’ll also be voting
Post-Covid, Big Australia is back, big-time. Of course, Big Australia never really went away. Even at the height of the pandemic, when tens of thousands of Australians were locked out of their own country, the government and big business still managed to surreptitiously fly in 100,000 migrants.
For some time it has been obvious to me that the polls have failed to reflect the true mood of the country. There seems to have been a lag between what the poll numbers were throwing up and where the country actually was. The numbers for Labour have seemed on
