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Even Bomber Can See It

Even Bomber Can See It

Readers of the The BFD will certainly be more familiar with left-wing blogger Martyn “Bomber” Bradbury than I. Still, his reputation precedes him – and I’m grimly familiar with his type on the Australian left. Yes, we have them, too: the sad old gits who never grew out of

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Open Letter to Jacinda Ardern

Open Letter to Jacinda Ardern

It is with great concern that I write this but I feel compelled to do so, before the subsequent change in hate speech laws. These laws will basically curtail any and all debate over such issues as a report that will, without any consultation with the majority of the voting

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Why We Need a Sensible Shooters Association

Why We Need a Sensible Shooters Association

Recently I received an email from the Antique Arms National President, Andrew Edgecombe. In the email, he has a crack at me (Note to Andrew: I don’t use minions) and my messages about the failures of COLFO. I will address his email in this article on the points that

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Govt Lacking Action on Firearm Prohibition Orders

Govt Lacking Action on Firearm Prohibition Orders

The Government still hasn’t delivered any legislation to give police new powers to place Firearm Prohibition Orders against dangerous gang members, despite promising New Zealanders it would do so, National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. Police Minister Poto Williams promised last month it would introduce legislation similar to

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No Projections or Timeline for Ihumatao
NZ

No Projections or Timeline for Ihumatao

Brooke van Velden ACT’s Housing spokeswoman Housing Minister Megan Woods has today told Parliament she’s written a $30 million cheque for Ihumatao with taxpayers’ money but has absolutely no idea how it will be spent. I asked the Minister at Select Committee how many houses are projected to

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The Elephant in the Room – NZ’s Broken Education System

The Elephant in the Room – NZ’s Broken Education System

Helen Houghton New Conservative Education Spokesperson We are failing a generation of children in academics when schools are expected to address every social issue of the day. Many educators are fed up with the constant push to deliver more content that addresses sexuality over the critical sliding ranking of our

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Is Ardern’s Spin Getting Un-Stuffed?

Is Ardern’s Spin Getting Un-Stuffed?

In a key scene in Almost Famous, legendary music critic Lester Bangs offers the aspiring rock journalist some advice. The rock stars he wants to write about “are not your friends”, no matter how many drinks they buy you. “These are people who want you to write sanctimonious stories.” Fake

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Letter to the Editor: Men Competing against Women
NZ

Letter to the Editor: Men Competing against Women

Dear Editor If Grant Robertson is the minister for sport and recreation the case for  biological males pharmaceutically lowering their testosterone levels to compete against women is a foregone conclusion. Case in point. Hubbard who took female hormones later in life is on the Olympic selection committee for weight lifting

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A Day of Destruction

A Day of Destruction

8th June 2021 The Tatmadaw are intent on wreaking havoc and taking revenge for the setbacks they have had during the past few days. They have initiated airstrikes and artillery barrages against villages in the vicinity of areas where they had recent adverse contact with guerrillas. In Kyar Pin in

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Poverty

Poverty

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Gangs Recruiting Faster Than Police

Gangs Recruiting Faster Than Police

Chris Baillie ACT Police spokesperson It’s no wonder organised crime is running amok with new data showing the gangs are recruiting faster than Police. The number of gang members on the National Gang List has exploded since Labour took office, with 2,663 more people on the list since

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No More Excuses for the Govt’s Vaccine Shambles

No More Excuses for the Govt’s Vaccine Shambles

Confirmation that a million doses of the Pfizer vaccine coming in July removes the last remaining excuse for the Government’s pathetically slow Covid-19 vaccine roll-out, National Covid-19 Response spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “The Government said we would be at the front of the queue, but New

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Why It Would Cost $50 per Crossing for Cyclist Bridge
NZ

Why It Would Cost $50 per Crossing for Cyclist Bridge

David Seymour ACT Leader Each crossing of the proposed new Auckland cycle bridge will cost $50. I asked Jacinda Ardern yesterday if she would continue to support the cycleway if it cost $10 a crossing. She said she expects there to be 3000 cyclists a day, which would be $12.

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The Nurses’ Strike

The Nurses’ Strike

I grew up under a barrage of strikes. In 1970s Britain, there was always a strike somewhere – a car plant strike here, a cross-Channel ferry strike in the holiday season. Strikes were as regular and tedious as they were damaging. I studied for my ‘A’ Levels (7th Form Certificate)

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Time to Open Our Borders
NZ

Time to Open Our Borders

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com With hundreds of millions of people now vaccinated against Covid there’s no sensible reason why we can’t open our borders to them. Our tourist industry needs it desperately and so does the nation. Tourism pre-Covid was our major foreign exchange earner. Printing

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