In depth political articles for VIP members
The next time you hear about a conspiracy, ask if the source has the right access, if the story is predictive and where the natural constraints might be. This approach should help you filter between real conspiracies and normal policies.
Returned to parliament still in the grips of PGCD. Everything seemed to remind me of it. The huge Palestinian flag on the wall in my office. The ‘From the River to the Sea’ I’d scratched into the wall of the ladies’ loos.
Who knows where Gaza will go – but Israel isn’t going anywhere.
Peace in Gaza is at hand – to the utter bewilderment of the radical left.
I think the best response to activists that publish private addresses for this purpose is to publicise that person and their actions and publicly shame them. We don’t need another bloody law!
An elderly Pākehā man with a walker had the temerity to ask, “Is there a post office near here?” as if a proud Māori man such as myself only exists to give him street directions! This is the kind of micro-aggression us Māori have to put up with on a daily basis.
This is the deliberate and intended outcome of ‘modun edyucayshun’.
What’s driving the widening gender-gap between Labour and National, ACT and the Greens?
The prospects for La Libertad Avanza growing its representation in both houses is promising and this will ensure he can accelerate his libertarian reform programme over the next two years.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is doing everything possible to stabilise New Zealand’s economy. But I don’t think he realises that the post-2008 global economy is completely fake.
The spiritual and supernatural dimensions of WWI are rarely acknowledged.
How strange and tragic that ordinary trade unionists are no longer trusted to decide what they believe in.
You are so focused on what’s been taken from you that you cannot stop them when they brazenly steal your future. Stop trying to conserve things and start trying to win.
So yet again we need to tighten our belts. Trouble is, if I tighten mine any further I risk cutting off blood to my nether regions – and all my best stuff is down there.
Something has to change – and many people are ready to make it happen.
In the end, argued Carl Schmitt, democracy boils down to a struggle between us and them.
