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Dr 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. If you are a science
Two pieces of information were released yesterday that show that the economic tide has turned against the Labour Government. The first was the revelation that government spending has exploded rather dramatically, by a massive 41.3% in just four years. But the news gets worse, as the latest forecast for
David Thunder mercatornet.com David Thunder is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Navarra’s Institute for Culture and Society. According to official reports, over 25 million Shanghai residents were placed under strict lockdown from March 27, due to rising cases of the Omicron variant of Covid-19.
David Seymour ACT Party Leader Today’s inflation figures are the direct result of Labour’s addiction to borrowing and spending and Kiwi families are paying an almighty price. The Government’s refusal to take responsibility is the equivalent of it giving the middle finger to middle New Zealand. Its
“Each- Way Albo” and “Scotty from Marketing” are both at it again on what is emerging as the defining Culture Wars issue of the election: transgender ideology versus women’s rights. PM Scott Morrison, who first backed, then backed away from, Liberal candidate Katherine Deves’ stance on transgender “women” competing
You’d think Labor would have learned to stay a million miles away from the issue of illegal immigration, by now. No matter what the nosey-nannas and inner-city pearl-clutchers might say, Australians long ago made up their minds about queue-jumpers in people-smuggling boats crashing our
Jordan Schachtel brownstone.org Jordan Schachtel is an Independent investigative journalist. Far from perceiving each other as adversaries, the Public Health cartel in the West and in China are more accurately defined as competitors in a friendly game of chess, and humanity are their pawns. As global leaders remain noticeably
As I Stuff Won’t Tell You”>reported last week, the initial reporting of the Brooklyn subway attack by local legacy media quietly omitted a key fact which didn’t fit their worldview. But they’ve got over that and, like most of the legacy media, found a comfortable
familyfirst.org.nz Our present Government prefers a “health approach” to drug use in New Zealand, yet this approach does not appear to be favoured by many drug users. In fact, the number of drug users engaging with the Government’s recommended health referral service is ‘abysmally low’, from data
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Information Opinion Nothing has changed in the four years of Jacinda Ardern’s bulldozer style of leadership. Her government is totalitarian and ideologically rigid, and its intentions will permeate every aspect of Kiwis’ lives. Never before in the history of New Zealand have Kiwis had to endure a government that
Thornton Blackmore Many years ago one of my first ‘real’ jobs as a young man saw me working in an unimportant (but nevertheless dapper) role in the Parliament Buildings. As the ‘kid’, I was the unassuming fly on the wall, and over several years I had brushed past many of
Information Opinion In recent times when PM Jacinda Ardern attempts to rationalise her co-governance model, based on the He Puapua report, she uses generalisations that are based on feelings, not reason: reverting to fanciful, emotive thinking. This at a time Labour’s Rotorua and Lakes Representation Bill, which seeks
The latest Taxpayers’ Union/Curia Poll is out and National has overtaken Labour, echoing the INews/Kantar poll taken in March. There have now been three polls, the Roy Morgan, the 1News/Kantar, and the TU/Curia, that have National in front of Labour. PartySupportChange from last monthNational37.8%+2.
The government is facing heavy criticism for waiting until February to ditch hotel isolation, but Acting Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson is ruling out compensation. RNZ Read more here. Discuss it on The BFD. If you would like to access exclusive Member content or just remove the ads to make
