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Why Some in the LGBT Movement Are Focusing on Kids

Nathanael Blake mercatornet.com Warning Long Read. 1517 Normal people believe that sexualising children is predatory. But, in light of the recent passage of a Florida bill that would restrict instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in elementary schools, it is clear that many activist educators and their political

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Name a Better Time and Place

Name a Better Time and Place

There’s a strange disease that seems to be transmitted by a modern university education: an almost reflexive, self-loathing of the Western and White. It’s not particularly new — Orwell, for instance, wrote about how “a derisive and mildly hostile attitude… is more or less compulsory, but it is

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Who Would Admit to Being a Socialist?

Who Would Admit to Being a Socialist?

I once saw a young man wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with Che Guevara’s iconic image. Which wouldn’t be at all memorable, were it not for what was written under the image: “Because my Hitler, Stalin and Mao t-shirts are in the wash”. Well played, young man:

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Pakeha Vote Worth 58% of a Maori Vote

Pakeha Vote Worth 58% of a Maori Vote

Makeha Paori Racism and hypocrisy are stepping up another level with the attack on voters in Rotorua. The value of a Pakeha vote will be reduced to 58% of a Maori vote. Ardern’s government is justifying this attack with unwritten “Treaty principles” about partnership. This is astonishing because Rotorua

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From the Desk of a Male Pale and Stale

It’s fun to watch videos of American graduates being asked geography questions. Not only do many of these students think that Australia is in Europe, that Africa is a country rather than a continent, and that NZ is in Middle Earth (we’ll give them a pass on that

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We Need to Restore Low Inflation

Richard Prebble bassettbrashandhide.com Richard Prebble CBE is a former member of the New Zealand Parliament. Initially a member of the Labour Party, he joined the newly formed ACT New Zealand party under Roger Douglas in 1996, becoming its leader from 1996 to 2004. The Reserve Bank’s .5% increase

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Outlook for Transparency? Your Guess Is as Good as Mine

Jacinda Ardern once famously stated that her government would be the most transparent ever. That, like her claim to never tell lies, was a lie. Transparency, for her government, has become an optional extra, and nothing more than a slogan to use when they are about to lie. See what

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Bloomfield and Key Staff Desert Sinking Ship

Bloomfield and Key Staff Desert Sinking Ship

The Director of Health stood on the Pulpit of Truth and not once corrected the lies and absolute fear-mongering that Prime Minister Ardern was uttering.  Now we have Bloomfield’s key staff resigning before they have the opportunity to correct their enormous mistakes. If you enjoyed this article please

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The Truth Is Obvious but the Media Just Can’t See It

The Truth Is Obvious but the Media Just Can’t See It

Michael Senger brownstone.org The Wall Street Journal published a piece titled “Shanghai Has Recorded More Than 130,000 Covid Cases—and No Deaths.” Seeing the darkly comic headline, I was excited. Finally, after two years, the WSJ appeared to be calling out the data fraud that was the foundation

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Don’t Let Them off the Hook So Easy

Don’t Let Them off the Hook So Easy

The Greens leader has spectacularly failed the test of one of his party’s key policy obsessions. In the Greens’ policy literature, the invocation of the phrase “critical thinking” stands out, again and again. Adam Bandt yesterday demonstrated the opposite. When Bandt dismissed a journalist’s question by sneering, “Google

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Why China’s Organ Transplant Industry Is Booming

Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. He lives in Sydney, Australia. Shocking allegations about Chinese organ donation have been made in a leading medical journal, the American Journal of Transplantation. An Australian researcher and an Israeli transplant surgeon claim that “physicians in the People’s

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Not Much Harmony in China Right Now

The current renewed outbreak of Covid in China is instructive for a number of reasons, firstly because it shows how hollow China’s boasting about containing at home the pandemic it unleashed on the world really is. More importantly, though, it illustrates how the draconian regime of lockdowns and mask

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Chinese Communists Have No Respect for Life

Hannah Cox fee.org Hannah Cox is the Content Manager and Brand Ambassador for the Foundation for Economic Education. In recent days the world has watched in horror as residents of Shanghai have been locked in their homes by their government. Why? The authorities in China are pursuing a senseless

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Are We Really Going to Let Them Get Away with It?

Are We Really Going to Let Them Get Away with It?

A thick, glossy brochure dropped in my mailbox the other day: it turned out to be Pauline Hanson’s One Nation election manifesto. Clearly, the minor party think this election is their big chance. Certainly, no other party’s election mailouts have explained so many policies in such detail (when

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When You Have Nothing Good to Say Best You Say Nothing at All

Lindsay Mitchell lindsaymitchell.blogspot.com Lindsay Mitchell has been researching and commenting on welfare since 2001. Many of her articles have been published in mainstream media and she has appeared on radio, tv and before select committees discussing issues relating to welfare. Lindsay is also an artist who works under

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