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Dictator Dan’s War on God

Dictator Dan’s War on God

Victorian premier Dan Andrews was educated by Catholics, from primary school all the way through university. But then, Stalin was a former seminarian, and Marx came from a long line of rabbis. Like both, Dictator Dan seems determined to eradicate religion from the public square. Well, one religion, anyway. When

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Tell Me This Isn’t a Labor Government

Tell Me This Isn’t a Labor Government

Tax and spend, break promises… tell me this isn’t a Labor government. During the election campaign, Labor promised everything from tax cuts to cost-of-living reductions — including a specific promise to cut power bills by $275. Every single promise has been broken or is about to be. And

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Court Win, but No Apology
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Court Win, but No Apology

The process is the punishment, and the criminals will always get off scot-free. Once again, an American family is learning the hard way that that’s how the “racial reckoning” and “defund the police” works in practise. It doesn’t even matter that legally they’re not just completely

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The Morning After

CJ Hopkins cjhopkins.substack.com CJ Hopkins is a Novelist, playwright, and political satirist This is the weirdest part of the PSYOP. It’s like the morning after an office party on which you wake up almost terminally hungover to hazy memories of having performed a Tequila-fuelled blowjob on

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Don’t Vote without the Absolutely Biased Guide

Stephen Berry Voting papers have started to be issued in Auckland and across the country for the 2022 local body elections. Former Auckland Mayoral candidate and political commentator Stephen Berry is encouraging people to have as much information available as possible before casting their vote and recommends they use the

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Our Freedoms Are Safeguarded by the Sacrifices of a Few
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Our Freedoms Are Safeguarded by the Sacrifices of a Few

David Thunder mercatornet.com David Thunder is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Navarra’s Institute for Culture and Society. In more or less “normal” times, when we are not fighting to put out fires or struggling under the boot of an oppressor, it is remarkably easy to

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It’s Not My Fault!

It’s Not My Fault!

A quick scan of this week’s news headlines sees Sleepy Joe Biden (once again) blaming US energy firms for the high price of fuel for the average American. In public comments and private meetings with oil executives, administration officials are warning that the White House could take extraordinary — and

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Iron Fists Are Not a Magic Bullet

Iron Fists Are Not a Magic Bullet

James Bovard brownstone.org James Bovard is author and lecturer whose commentary targets examples of waste, failures, corruption, cronyism and abuses of power in government. He is a USA Today columnist and is a frequent contributor to The Hill. He is the author of ten books. Last September, Biden announced

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Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
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Imitation Is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

STEPHEN BERRY’S GUIDE TO THE 2022 AUCKLAND LOCAL ELECTION VOTING GUIDES “They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and, following the Absolutely Biased Guide to the Auckland Local Elections 2019, there are plenty of imitations popping up on the internet in 2022,” says political commentator and 2013

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Of Course the Dunces Want to Get Rid of Streaming

The dunces of the class are screaming about the need to get rid of streaming. No, they aren’t talking about a war on Netflix, Neon, HBO, Disney or Amazon Prime, they are talking about the streaming of classes. When Associate Education Minister Kelvin Davis was a principal, he got

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Face of the Day
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Face of the Day

More than 12,000 ineligible people, including a number who are dead, received the first cost of living payment due “coding and administrative” errors, a new document reveals. That’s on top of nearly 108,000 payments – equal to $12.6m – going to people who were potentially overseas, despite the

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Govt Website Tells Tourists Not to Book

Govt Website Tells Tourists Not to Book

A Government website telling tourists not to book flights to New Zealand is appalling and must be fixed, National’s Tourism spokesperson Todd McClay says. “The Immigration NZ website is informing tourists that the delay in issuing visas is so bad that they should not book their flights to New

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Labor Tries for Australia Card 2.0

Labor Tries for Australia Card 2.0

Australia is having a Reichstag Fire moment. A government that slithered into power on a minority vote is exploiting a crime in order to bring the jackboot down on the citizens’ necks. Labor are shameless in their opportunism. Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has called together all the digital ministers to

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A Clash of Worldviews

A Clash of Worldviews

IINZ Israel Institute of New Zealand israelinstitute.nz The Israel Institute of New Zealand is an independent think tank dedicated to providing New Zealanders with a better understanding of the State of Israel through accurate analysis, insightful commentary, and effective advocacy. Following the 12 August attack on renowned author Salman

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Why Did the CDC Hide V-Safe Data for Almost 2 Years?

Why Did the CDC Hide V-Safe Data for Almost 2 Years?

Steve Kirsch stevekirsch.substack.com Executive summary V-safe is a voluntary safety monitoring program put in place by the CDC to monitor adverse reactions after people take a vaccine. The V-safe data shows that 33.1% of the people who got the vaccine suffered from a significant adverse

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Where Did He Go Wrong?

Where Did He Go Wrong?

Every day, I breathe a sigh of relief that our kids made it through 12 years of public education and, in one case, a university degree, without being brainwashed into climate’n’gender zealotry. You can say that the fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree, but I wouldn’

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