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4 April 2022. Since my last report many of my sources have managed to leave Myanmar and are safe in Europe, and mostly the USA. It is becoming apparent that more and more, the global nature of disputes and conflicts is demonstrated in the interconnectivity of reactions and support for
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Team Today marks 78 days that Brian Tamaki has been a political prisoner in this country, since he was first arrested at 8 am on Monday 17th January 2022. This resulted in a ten-day stint in Mt Eden Remand Centre, followed by 67 days
As I wrote last week, treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s budget was a last throw of the lifeline to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison before the next election. Is it paying off? Maybe. In a re-run of 2019, the Coalition has consistently trailed Labor in the polls for months. The
Tasmania is a small place, so it’s not hard to rub shoulders with many of even the island’s biggest names. I only ever had one, tangential, encounter with former millionaire Launceston businessman John Millwood. Let’s say it was not a pleasant encounter and Millwood did not leave
Is this really saying what I think it is saying? Ditto NZ. Just another reason to stay the hell away from doctors.https://t.co/GUr6LVYkaj — Larry ?? (@lazzaNZL) April 3, 2022 If you enjoyed this article please share it using the share buttons at the top or bottom of the
Jeffrey A. Tucker brownstone.org Jeffrey A. Tucker is Founder and President of the Brownstone Institute and the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and ten books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of
Kurt Mahlburg mercatornet.com Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author, and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. He has a passion for both the philosophical and the personal, drawing on his background as a graduate architect, a primary school teacher, a missionary, and a young
Dan Sanchez fee.org Dan Sanchez is the Director of Content at the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) and the editor-in chief of FEE.org. I don’t know about you, but I’ve been experiencing some serious “apocalypse fatigue.” For the past two years the news has been
Information Opinion Under the highly questionable and confusing traffic light system, the mask mandate remains a weapon of mass deception. The duplicitous PM deliberately cherry-picked and misrepresented the British Medical Journal results as exposed by Cam Slater in his article, “Your Mask is as Useless as …” on April 3,
FreeNZ Editorial Warning Long Read. 1421 words. As I sit here pondering the announcement from the ‘pulpit of truth’, I feel somewhat aggrieved by it. I have struggled while observing how the mandates, and this vaccine, have affected the attitudes of New Zealanders over the past few months. I cannot
There must be a public poll coming. How do I know? Easy, the tyrant Jacinda Ardern is posting inane rubbish on social media and her lickspittles in the media slavishly leap on the posts and create ‘news’ out of it. It’s a shell game she loves playing with you
Victims of crime missed out on support they were entitled to because Justice Minister Kris Faafoi failed to sign off the criteria for a $3 million victim support fund for more than five months after the fund was announced, National’s Justice spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says. “Earlier this month it
Sippi Azarbaijani Moghaddam University of St Andrews Sippi Azarbaijani-Moghaddam is an Iranian-born British national, Oxford graduate, international consultant and social scientist with 28 years’ experience in conflict and post-conflict settings, notably Afghanistan. Afghan children and teenagers have not had much to look forward to since the Taliban
When Bill Shorten lost the 2019 election, it was a complete shock to the commentariat (not to mention Bill himself, who had reportedly already booked the movers, ready to relocate to Canberra). But should it have been such a surprise? It was easy to overlook, given the apparent decisiveness of
Despite (or, more likely, because of) its being one of the biggest-selling fiction books in history, literary types have an almost reflexive aversion to The Lord of the Rings. Few of their criticisms make sense, but one of the most perplexing is that it is “simplistic” in its treatment
