Rod Carr, Head Logic Denier and author of the absurd Climate Change Commission report, seems to suggest that if we destroy everything that we love about New Zealand, we will be able to save about 1/1000th of a degree and thereby save us all from melting. What this clown
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Is there any contemporary ideology more misogynistic that transgenderism? At least Islam only relegates women to secondary status. Transgenderism is trying to erase women altogether. Old school sexism declared that women were inferior to men in many ways, but at least acknowledged their superiority in certain essential roles. As the
Today’s face of the day Head of the Tokyo Olympics, Yoshiro Mori is an excellent example of how to stand up to Cancel Culture Activism. He apologised for what he said about women ( which personally I thought was funny) but then he refused to resign despite pressure to do
Great things have been happening overseas for some of our most talented Kiwis. A couple of weeks ago I discussed the awesome achievements of some of our Kiwi motor racing fraternity and this week it is time for some of our young snow-sports aficionados to take the limelight. Nico
While 2020 was a year to forget for many, for a lot of our Kiwi race car drivers, it was a bit of a good-un. Scott Dixon won his sixth Indycar Championship, Shane Van Gisbergen won Bathurst then jumped in a rally car and wrapped up on this side
Richard Baka Victoria University Surfing, skateboarding, karate and sport climbing will be the new sports included in the Tokyo 2021 Olympic Games, with BMX freestyle (think halfpipe snowboarding but on bikes) and 3×3 basketball (teams of three playing on a half court with on basket) added as disciplines in
December 23rd 2020 The Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) recently conducted a survey of their members’ views on the subject of taking the knee before all professional football games in the UK. Over 400 players responded to the survey and around 80% expressed their support for taking the knee. This was
