Can’t Think, Can’t Read, Flies Into Rages
This is the deliberate and intended outcome of ‘modun edyucayshun’.
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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.
Competition regulation doesn’t ensure better market outcomes, because it requires that businesses act against their own interests in the hope they won’t be the next arbitrary victim of socialist technocratic thugs.
If you are not willing to do what is necessary to destroy your enemies, then, for your own safety, you should step away from politics.
In a desperate attempt to wring comedy from tragedy, I’ve examined the type of slurs used to put a target on the back of conservatives and then I’ve translated them into something approaching plain English.
From murder to the return of patriotism, will September 2025 change everything?
Charlie Kirk exposed the “achievements” of the woke left for the paltry performative parodies of politics they have always been.
Whatever political games and back-office hi-jinks are being employed by politicians now, it is a relief that at least some of them recognise the potential for political gain by breaking with the ‘settled’ science that has dominated environmental politics this century.