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From the Desk of a Male Pale and Stale

Blade Runner, released in 1982, is cinematographically one of the most beautiful science fiction movies. Its sequel Blade Runner 2049 had big shoes to fill. In the opening scene, the sky is illuminated by gas flares erupting from industry. The Blade Runner is “Deckard”, played by Harrison Ford in one

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Could the Right to an Abortion Be Removed in New Zealand?
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Could the Right to an Abortion Be Removed in New Zealand?

Stuart Smith National MP Kaikoura Below is Stuart Smith’s response. What happened in the United States last month regarding the Roe vs. Wade case is shocking to say the least. The western world has made such major in-roads with LGBTQ+ rights, gender rights and many more in recent

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Ardern Negotiates Trade with a White Flag
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Ardern Negotiates Trade with a White Flag

One of the advantages of living on the outskirts of a metropolis is one is kept abreast of rural matters through various publications dropped in the letterbox. One that comes through my box is the Farmers Weekly which provides a very informative read on topics concerning the land. One headline

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Beware the Hidden Lessons inside Our Schools
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Beware the Hidden Lessons inside Our Schools

Helen Houghton Co-leader New Conservative After following the recent witch hunt on the Christian College I think it is high time to unpack the sack, come out of the closet, and ‘dress’/address the audience – the school audience, that is. Fact: Christian schools are overt in what they teach,

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Organic Farming Can Feed the World: Just Ask Sri Lanka

The lunatic green fringe would have you believe that organic farming is the way to go, and will solve the world’s food problems. We don’t have to look far to see whether what they claim is true. We can ask Sri Lanka, a country on the precipice of

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Discrimination of the Day

Discrimination of the Day

With your help Discrimination of the Day will become a regular segment on The BFD. A reader drew our attention to this discrimination against the unvaccinated and partially vaxxed and we will highlight any others that our readers send to us. Let’s highlight the racism and discrimination inside New

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A Radical New Vision for Australia

John Mathews Macquarie University Elizabeth Thurbon UNSW Sydney Hao Tan University of Newcastle Sung-Young Kim Macquarie University John A. Mathews is Professor Emeritus in the Macquarie Business School at Macquarie University, Sydney. He has taught graduate MBA classes for the past two decades and more. Elizabeth Thurbon is a

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The Great Reset Comes to Sri Lanka

The Great Reset Comes to Sri Lanka

Want to know how Klaus Schwab’s Great Reset is going to work out? Take a look at Sri Lanka. People there own nothing, but, boy, are they unhappy about it. Purely by coincidence, I’m sure, the architect of the policies which have pushed the Jewelled Isle to economic

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Who Benefits and Who Pays?

Who Benefits and Who Pays?

The definition of insanity is said to be doing the same thing and expecting different results. But as our elites push relentlessly for the same energy policies that have crippled Germany and Britain, blacked out Texas during a winter freeze, and sent electricity prices through the roof everywhere they’ve

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The CCP’s History of Virus Lies

The CCP’s History of Virus Lies

The reason the Covid pandemic has been so devastating can be summed up in a simple sentence: China lied, people died. It really does come down to that: for every week that China lied and tried to hide the outbreak in Wuhan, the opportunity to contain the disease — and the

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How Long Should We Pay for This?

How Long Should We Pay for This?

In 2015, Australians got a practice run of Trump Derangement Syndrome. We even coined the phrase, except that we dubbed it “Abbott Derangement Syndrome”. Anything Tony Abbott said was guaranteed to send the left and their lickspittle media into fits of screeching outrage. No matter how commonsense or prosaic the

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Dear Andrew Little

Dear Andrew Little

Guy Hatchard hatchardreport.com Dr Guy Hatchard 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 PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. Information Opinion Dear Minister, You have

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If They Had Customers They Wouldn’t Need Your Tax Dollars

If They Had Customers They Wouldn’t Need Your Tax Dollars

Sir Robert Muldoon, former Prime Minister of New Zealand, always used to say that if you don’t have any enemies in politics then “you’re no bloody good“; oh so true – especially in his case when he caused certain people (of the Douglas, Bassett, Moore, Rowling variety) to waste

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The UK Leadership Show Continues

July 14th, 2022. The latest round of voting for the Conservative leadership took place today. Their contenders were whittled down to 5 after the lowest polling candidate was excluded from the next round. Results:- The runners and riders: – Rishi Sunak                    E                    101 Penny Mordaunt           F                       83 Liz Truss                        F                       64

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Vaccines & Masks Failed. Double Down for the Win!

The Government narrative and Orange settings that rely on vaccines and masks to keep the Chinese Lung Rot under control have demonstrably failed. Whatever we’re doing is clearly not working. Highly vaccinated, masked up the wazoo. Perhaps a lack of exposure to Covid pre-vax is coming back to

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