An Absolutely Biased Guide to This Mayoral Election
I will rank each Auckland mayoral candidate from $ for radical leftists to $$$$$ for small-government dynamos. For some candidates, the 🤡 to 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 scale may be more appropriate.
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I will rank each Auckland mayoral candidate from $ for radical leftists to $$$$$ for small-government dynamos. For some candidates, the 🤡 to 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 🤡 scale may be more appropriate.
This game plan will allow the UK government to introduce its digital IDs with zero public pushback and appear as both the saviour of a brewing civil war and the protector of ‘human rights’.
Last Saturday night at an undisclosed Wellington location, our pollies held a boozy bacchanal to decide who was the number one political cosplayer. Prizes were given and competition was fierce.
They did it to themselves – and they can’t even see it.
Sometimes it feels as though we’re no longer in charge of our own country.
They are about 249 years too late. The project of the propositional country they call home was built with the express goal of destroying all culture, ethnicity and identity.
Using a devilishly clever method (lemon-juice invisible ink), Luxon has been sending his advice in letter form without detection by the world’s press. Luckily, I too was once a boy scout.
How a paedophile psychologist disproved his own ‘theories’ – and lied about it.
The SIS’s latest threat assessment reads more like a public relations hand out from an agency profoundly compromised by the woke imperatives of the 2020s.
It is far better that people are free to discriminate, with the market free to react, than to pass more ineffective laws which merely hide the practice rather than eliminate it.
Taxes are a form of social control. They are a proxy measurement for how much of each year you are working as a slave. A slave is a slave in the mind first.
All universities are performing a magic trick. The professors to watch out for are those who insist they know how the trick is done – and have a better one.
It’s not the technology that bothers us. It’s what the technology reveals about who we are.
I concede Jepsen’s point that New Zealand children should be reading something that reflects their culture and is relevant to their daily lives. So, I have come up with some scenarios for children’s books that might be recognisable for Kiwi kids in 2025.
The public lecture as mass entertainment.