Jeremy Moses Associate Professor in International Relations Sian Troath, Postdoctoral fellow University of Canterbury Defence Minister Andrew Little’s recent announcement that New Zealand would be “willing to explore” participation in military technology sharing – or “pillar two” – under the AUKUS security arrangement has already divided opinion. Proponents have argued participation
One of the most disgusting aspects of the demented “transgender” fad is that it so assiduously panders to the disgusting fetishes of some of the creepiest men on the planet. Not just the groomers who use “family friendly” events to peddle Queer Theory and expose themselves to children — all under
Steven Tucker mercatornet.com Steven Tucker is a UK-based writer with over ten books to his name. His next, Hitler’s & Stalin’s Misuse of Science, comparing the woke pseudoscience of today to the totalitarian pseudoscience of the past, will be published in summer 2023. One of the most
May 21st,2023. Continuing on from last week’s picture of life in England this week was the first year of the annual Lostfest since Covid. It had missed three years and the organisers were worried that people may have forgotten it. Well, the public turned out in force, it
Appalled TV viewers in Britain have inundated the broadcasting regulator Ofcom with complaints, following blatantly racist comments by a mediocre black actress during King Charles’ coronation. The only surprise is that it wasn’t on the usual suspect, the BBC, but commercial broadcaster ITV. ITV has been hit with 4,
After Boris Johnson proved to be such a colossal disappointment, on the heels of the colossal disaster that was Teresa May, for a brief, shining moment it seemed as though Britain’s Conservatives might be headed up by an actual conservative and effective politician, in Kemi Badenoch. But, instead of
Adam Houser cfact.org Adam Houser coordinates student leaders as National Director of CFACT’s collegians’ program and writes on issues of climate and energy. Skyrocketing energy prices. A health care system in crisis. A growing budget deficit. Where shall the people of Great Britain find answers to these existential
David Thunder mercatornet.com David Thunder is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Navarra’s Institute for Culture and Society. Dáil Eireann, the lower house of the Irish Parliament, has just passed the most radical hate speech law in the history of the Irish State, a law so
As I previously reported, the ABC drew heavy criticism for its coverage of King Charles’ coronation. As Melbourne radio king Neil Mitchell said, the taxpayer-funded leftist propaganda outfit public broadcaster “totally misread the mood” by spending most of the lead-up to the ceremony “bagging the living daylights out of the
Right To Life News righttolife.org.uk A review into the abortion law in Ireland, undertaken by academics, many of whom have a history of abortion campaigning, has recommended that doctors be able to perform abortions up to birth without the threat of prosecution and that the three-day waiting period
On Saturday night, I began to watch the coronation broadcast on the ABC. Hoping against hope that the ABC wouldn’t, well, be the ABC. Of course they were. They can’t help themselves. We turned off after five minutes and switched, first to Channel 7, then, when the ads
libertynation.com Almost every living person in the United Kingdom was born or grew up under a monarch who stood apart from the day-to-day machinations of government. Armed only with the powers to advise, suggest and make feelings known, the late Queen Elizabeth II spent her reign as one above
For people who furiously deny they’re in the child grooming business, the “rainbow” creepers slithering into our schools sure act exactly like groomers. Groomers, after all, seek to break down children’s moral resistance by exposing them to sexualised material, in order to convince them it’s “normal”. They
Here’s hoping he doesn’t. Ahead of his Coronation, King Charles has been told by representatives from 12 Commonwealth countries to acknowledge and apologise for the impact and ongoing legacy from British ‘genocide and colonisation’. […] Signatories to the statement include representatives from Australia, New Zealand, The Bahamas and Canada.
I can’t help but admire Nick Cave. While I personally (and I’ll admit that it’s purely a personal prejudice) think his musical output peaked in 1984 (From Her to Eternity), with some slightly lesser highlights along the way, and his output as a writer is generally wildly
As reported not long ago on The BFD, social media recently saw a wave of deleting and un-friending by celebrities and institutions which had previously championed “trans” lobby group Mermaids. Media and public figures, as well as public and private institutions rushed to stealthily wipe any mention of Mermaids from
