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22nd October 2021 Things have been happening in the background in Myanmar and developments are in the wind. The Junta has still not got control and is looking to escalate the offensive now that the monsoon season is coming to a close. With exception of Rakhine State, PDFs across the
Well, there’s a welcome surprise! Governments aren’t as completely ga-ga on climate alarmism as their spin doctors want the powerful green lobby to think. Thanks to documents leaked by Greenpeace, we can get a glimpse of some of the behind-the-scenes shenanigans behind yet another upcoming
Stuart Smith National MP Kaikoura Information Op-Ed A major review of New Zealand’s electoral law is being launched which will consider changes to the voting age, funding of political parties, and length of parliament’s three-year terms. What are your views on lowering the voting age to
The resignations of first Shinzo Abe and, little over a year later, his successor, Yoshide Suga, is perhaps a sign of how much the pandemic has unsettled the normally steady world of Japanese politics — where the Liberal Democratic Party has ruled for all but four of the last 66 years.
Rob Slane theblogmire.com Information Satire Dear People, We are now almost two years into our great transition, and although there’s still a very long way to go, we wanted to take this opportunity to thank you for your help in allowing the project to run so smooth thus
John Rofe Private Investigator We can only hope that the Prime Minister accepts the logic of my various recent submissions. Because monoclonal antibodies such as Regeneron ™ will be so unwieldy and expensive, they may well be used along with many other prescription medicines but will not replace the more general
KSK So now we have it. Lockdowns will continue until we all behave like good little children and have the almost mandatory vaccine. What is the PM smoking? A 90% vaccination rate for all DHBs? And then the booster shots that will also be required. The vaccine designed for Alpha
D. Zaman For quite a number of months now I have been struggling with the question of when it is time to take a stand. Without getting bogged down in the detail, I love freedom and I believe we have God-given freedoms as image-bearers of God which, to
Dear Editor I am a low key, grey man type personality who prefers to stay out of any drama. I am not an activist nor an agitator. I am ex NZ Army a long time ago and as of last year, an ex Registered Nurse. I prefer doing rather than
Dear Editor According to the latest figures I can find, 2,260 ‘cases’ of the ‘Delta variant’ have been found to date in NZ and TWO people have died since this ‘outbreak’ started in mid-August – with around 50 people currently in hospital. Out of 2,260 people. For slightly
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Team Well done, Jacinda. Your lasting legacy as a Prime Minister will be as the Prime Minister who divided the nation! A leader who created the most division and discrimination in all of New Zealand’s history. It’s blatantly obvious that your “Be Kind”
Martin Harris Information Op-Ed The current Government and their media lapdogs maintain that COVID vaccination is a choice, and all choices come with consequences. Others claim it is essentially a mandate. Either way, for some vaccine decliners the repercussions are a minor inconvenience but for others they are utterly
@gluboco I want to share the situation that my family and I are now facing because of Covid Pass restrictions. We live in the small European country of Lithuania. In the last few months, strict Covid Pass restrictions have been introduced which represent a fundamental transformation in society. In this
This bunch of barmies in Wellington are pushing us further into a de-industrialised backwater – it’s all OK though because the ‘opinion polls’ tell us that 53% (think of a number) are pro-Green policies.
You will know us by our haircuts. We the Covid Untermenschen don’t need a yellow star to make us stand out. As Ardern’s second class, unclean citizens we have been denied the simple pleasures of life. Not for us the relaxing chat in the hairdressers and the boost
