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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
It’s an old wartime trope: it’ll all be over before Christmas! But dare we hope that the Ukraine war will be over sooner, rather than later? The legacy media narrative that Vladimir Putin is losing the war is clearly more wishful thinking than hard-headed analysis. Victory may
Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz The chaos, disruption and suffering brought about by Covid is far from over, but there’s now a sense that, politically, the virus has finished. The pandemic has dominated the political agenda for two years, and with yesterday’s announcement of a significant loosening of restrictions,
When I talk about the “progressive” push to normalise paedophilia, it sounds paranoid, even to me. I mean, come on. When people respond, “No way: people will tolerate lots of things — but paedophilia?” I get it. It sounds too outlandish to be possible. Unfortunately, it’s all-too-possible. And
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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. Yesterday Jacinda Ardern announced an end
As I wrote recently, one implication of the recent South Australian election is that the political covid party is over. Voters are no longer gratefully flocking to leaders who lock them down, muzzle them up and coerce them into getting dodgy vaccines. But there’s another lesson from SA: one
Dr. Matt Shelton nzdsos.com Warning Long Read. 2288 words. This has been a very hard post to write, but now a few tears have been shed and I can type again. Who knew a non-writer could suffer a creative block? Maybe that makes one a writer after all.
While recently out to dinner in a Queensland restaurant we were seated adjacent to a partly opened bi-fold door. A confused black and white bird, a willie wagtail, repeatedly flew smack into the false opening, flipped backwards each time onto a nearby table, staggered up and repeated the process.
The tyrant, Jacinda Ardern has relaxed her divisive and draconian vaccine mandates and all the bizarre regulations that go with them…temporarily. But they haven’t ditched the mask mandates. A post-pandemic “normal” won’t come until after winter, at least, as officials expect the mask-wearing requirements of
In a modern spin on the biblical tale of Daniel in the lion’s den National leader Luxon unwittingly wandered into the business of freedom-loving Lance Goodman. Goodman had braved Trevor Mallard’s vindictive nighttime sprinklers and torture music to defiantly dance in his underwear to Baby Shark. But
This is a parody version of When You Say Nothing At All, by Ronan Keating. The lyrics have been rewritten to pay tribute to our famously useless, constantly grinning and slightly malevolent leader, Jacinda Ardern. New lyrics and performance by Anto Coates. Lyrics… Verse 1: It’s amazing that Kiwis
Lipton Matthews mises.org Lipton Matthews is a researcher, business analyst, and contributor to Merion West, The Federalist, American Thinker, Intellectual Takeout, mises.org, and Imaginative Conservative. By now it should become obvious to observers that the decision to cancel historical figures in the West is driven by anti-white
