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When French schoolteacher Samuel Paty was beheaded by Islamic murderers two years ago, it was a rare case of such an attack actually making the news. Because the horrifying truth is that such attacks occur nearly every fortnight in France. So routine is Islamic bloody mayhem in France that hardly
For many years, a comforting myth endured in part of Australia: that, with the arrival of the British, the Aboriginal inhabitants of the land conveniently, somehow, just disappeared. But in recent years, an equally pernicious lie has come to rule the ivory towers of academia and the chic cafes of
Gary Sidley brownstone.org Dr Gary Sidley is a retired consultant clinical psychologist who worked in the UK’s National Health Service for over 30 years, a member of HART Group and a founder member of the Smile Free campaign against forced masking. More and more people in the US
Once upon a time, children were to be seen and not heard — and interrupting adult conversations, let alone temper-tantrums would result in at least a quick trip upstairs to bed without any supper. But, back then we were a serious culture, one which soberly entertained Big Ideas and actually
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Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 In a great many ways, New Zealand is an enormously attractive country to live in. We have a temperate climate, largely free of extremes of either heat or
It has taken me until now to actually co-ordinate my thoughts about the riots at parliament on Wednesday. You see, I know a number of people who attended the protests; they were mostly locals, so they didn’t stay overnight, so I do not know if any of them
Marie Loretta When a group supported by up to 30% of a nation’s citizens request a meeting with a nation’s leader and are repeatedly derided by that leader – supported in her smear by dishonest media portraying the group as unclean, sub human and not worth addressing – the country
The Parlermaid Information Long Read 4668 words The shocking scenes depicted on mobile and computer screens around New Zealand on Black Wednesday, 2nd of March 2022, streaming from the vicinity of Parliament House have been hailed as a great victory by the Left. But was it really? I’m not
Voices for Freedom Regardless of your stance on the protest at Parliament, what we witnessed yesterday should disturb everyone who supports democracy. The MSM slant and their blatant lies were on full display for all to see. Voices for Freedom was represented by thousands on Parliament grounds for the duration
The politicians loftily talk about hate speech, but this is what they have to say about the people they marginalised, demonised, ostracised, and persecuted, all for daring to refuse an experimental medicine with negative efficacy. Jacinda Ardern: To Wellingtonians, I am sorry for what you have had to endure, but
10 Good Reasons Why Trevor Mallard Should Step Down Now 1. The court case which he lost, costing taxpayers more than $333,000. 2. He told the media not to talk to the protesters. 3. He sprayed water on the protesters. 4. He damaged the lawn. 5. He acted like
Hannah Frankman fee.org Hannah is a career development coach and a course instructor. She works as an advisor at Praxis and an instructor at The Objective Standard Institute. You can find her work at hannahfrankman.com. In the fall of 2021, Carley Fletcher was terminated from her job at
Has anyone heard from Tim Flannery, lately? Hello? Tim? It’s odd, isn’t it, that Australia’s leading climate doom-shrieker only ever seems to emerge from hiding whenever it gets a bit hot. But when the rain buckets down, as it will in this land “of drought and
Hendrik van der Breggen mercatornet.com Hendrik van der Breggen, PhD, is a retired philosophy professor who lives in Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada. Dr. van der Breggen is double vaccinated, and he is inclined to think vaccinations are wise (depending on, in discussions with one’s doctor, whether one has a
