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Information Triple Trouble: Dis, Mis and Mal

Information Triple Trouble: Dis, Mis and Mal

The MSM considers it has the insider low-down on information and, on the Government’s behalf, automatically brands sources it doesn’t agree with as either dis-, mis- or mal-information – the triplets of trouble. It is a sorry mess we currently find ourselves in: of dangerous leadership and

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Show Us Your Papers!

Show Us Your Papers!

In a shameful episode of Government incompetence and arrogance, they have rammed new discrimination laws through parliament in just 24 hours. Legislation that will curtail freedoms of hundreds of thousands of unvaccinated New Zealanders has been passed under urgency amid outrage from Opposition MPs that it has avoided normal levels

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Op-Ed: The Digital Exclusion of Our Rural Communities

Melissa Lee National Spokesperson for – Broadcasting & Media| Digital Economy and Communications | Ethnic Communities Last week I and my Rural Caucus Colleagues Louise Upston and Maureen Pugh called out the Government’s abysmal, and frankly unacceptable neglect of rural New Zealand’s connectivity needs. It is ridiculous that tens of

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Ardern Is All Airs and No Graces

Ardern Is All Airs and No Graces

I don’t think this country has ever had a Prime Minister as devious and dishonest as Jacinda Ardern. Her claims of being the most transparent and open government are at best platitudes and at worst downright lies. Due to her complete incompetence, it is impossible for her to work

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Simon Bridges Demoted Following Complaint

Simon Bridges Demoted Following Complaint

This evening, with unanimous support of the board of the National Party, Simon Bridges, Member for Tauranga, has been demoted and relieved of his portfolio responsibilities. The decision follows an allegation of serious misconduct relating to Simon Bridges’ interaction with a caucus colleague. The case relates to comments made by

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Who Were the Real Vigilantes in the Kyle Rittenhouse Trial?
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Who Were the Real Vigilantes in the Kyle Rittenhouse Trial?

Gabriel Andrade mercatornet.com Gabriel Andrade is assistant professor of medicine at Ajman University, in the United Arab Emirates. He received a PhD from University of Zulia (Venezuela), in 2008. He worked as Titular Professor at University of Zulia from 2005 to 2015, teaching courses on the Humanities, and writing

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Rebel MPs Hit Morrison Over Vaccines

Rebel MPs Hit Morrison Over Vaccines

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s pandemic strategy is fast unravelling. Despite forming a “national cabinet”, Morrison has opted to keep as low a profile as possible, while allowing state premiers to run amok with lockdowns and border closures. When High Court action was launched against border closures, Morrison ducked

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All within Dan’s State

All within Dan’s State

While Marx paid a backhanded compliment to religions, Marxist regimes are implacably hostile to religion. Sure, some may exploit the likes of the idiotic “liberation theologists” while it suits, but Marxism-in-power always, sooner or later, treats religions as brutally as it does the rest of its once-useful

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The Rise of Black White Supremacy

The Rise of Black White Supremacy

They say you can tell about someone lot by the company they keep — I suspect you can tell even more by the company they don’t. So, I’m sort of proud to say that I was suspended many times from Facebook, before I was banned permanently. One of my

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National Launches First Step to World-Class Tech Sector

Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says technology will create exciting careers and higher paying jobs and has the potential to transform the New Zealand economy. The National Party has today launched an issues paper entitled Growing the Technology Sector as part of its Big Fixes plan to develop solutions

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PM Sows More Uncertainty

PM Sows More Uncertainty

That the Prime Minister can’t answer even basic questions about her Government’s traffic light system is cause for major concern, says Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins. When asked what the criteria were for moving from one traffic light colour to another, the Prime Minister was unable to

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At What Point Civil Disobedience?

At What Point Civil Disobedience?

Pish-Posh The case for civil disobedience in the face of injustice and discrimination has arisen countless times in history. Many of history’s greatest hero’s stood against injustice. Nelson Mandela, a hero of our time, springs to mind, opposing the discrimination of apartheid. We in New Zealand are

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