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Protesting has always been an activity. The dictionary defines it as ‘to express a strong objection to’. However, as our post-modern academic class would explain there are many ways to express something and especially to express opposition to something. There are many ways to protest; some peaceful and some
There is an ever-increasing whiff of something rotten emanating from Parliament Buildings. Hello, it’s “All things Political”, with John Porter on Bay FM. Is that whiff the odour of corruption? Before new MPs can sit, speak or vote in the House as a Member, participate in debates or
An Absolutely Biased Guide to Voting in the Auckland Local Elections 2022 It is a bit early to know for sure what will be the most frequently asked questions about the voting guide given I have only just announced that I will be writing it again. However, I can make
Whenever the Prime Minister finds herself in a spot of bother, we always seem to get some softball bullshit story appear in the bribed, corrupted and compliant media. We can’t be too far off a story about Neve given the parade of bad news besetting Jacinda Ardern. Last week
Alwyn Poole innovativeeducation.co.nz mthobson.school.nz alwynpoole.substack.com Apart from the failures in Housing, Education and Health … the ‘success’ in dealing with Covid has us now where we are: * 50th worldwide for total Covid cases (a remarkable achievement for a small, remote, highly vaccinated nation). * 48th in
It is incredible that in a modern western democracy, New Zealanders are now being judged by state-appointed persons who are biased and therefore compromised. The Labour Government set up a Disinformation Project, giving it authority to snoop into others’ lives, and if they do not like the beliefs or
Jon Miltimore fee.org Jonathan Miltimore is the Managing Editor of FEE.org. His writing/reporting has been the subject of articles in TIME magazine, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Forbes, Fox News, and the Star Tribune. Bylines: Newsweek, The Washington Times, MSN.com, The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller,
When we talk about “fake news”, it’s important to keep in mind that fake news isn’t just “making things up”. In fact, the most damaging types of fake news are those which tell some of the truth, but leave out key information, over-emphasise others, in order to
Australia got an early look-in on Trump Derangement Syndrome in 2013, when Tony Abbott was elected PM. Now we’re back to the usual game of the media-political class playing catch-up to America. Just as the American media are living in a parallel universe to the rest
Gilad Haran Shahar Gavish brownstone.org Shahar Gavish is the director of The Israeli Public Emergency Council For The Covid19 Crisis Gilad Haran is a professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Physics at the Weizmann Institute of Science. He served as the Dean of Chemistry in the Institute.
Dear Editor I’m an aspiring businessman. I’ve never really taken much notice of policy makers (politicians, councillors, representatives of any form). Several years ago, my startup required capital and I borrowed money to get going along with all manner of sacrifices, stress and heartache. All quite normal of
Boy, the left really hate it when those coloured folks get all uppity and start thinking for themselves. Their disdain is almost as visceral as their hatred of “deplorable” lower-class whites. For a while, though, working-class whites were, as Julie Bindel pointed out, the only group the left
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When one of your own MPs comes out against your party with allegations of bullying and cover-ups, you just may have a bigger problem than at first it seems. Time will tell. The mainstream media won’t. “Sharma made a myriad of accusations first in an opinion piece for
