Credentialled Quislings Collobarate with the Worst
There’s not an enemy of our country they won’t help out.
World Politics
Then Comes the Day After
If the terrorist government capitulates, what are the possible outcomes?
The Good but Misplaced Intentions of Modern Slavery Laws
Proponents of such laws mean well. But, in my view, many policy makers in rich nations have little understanding of working conditions in poor countries or how humans respond to incentives. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
How Does This Iran Thing End?
The Trump administration has learned from the failures of the past 30 years.
Goodness Another Very Important Promotion
Helen Clark’s appointment as chair of the Gavi board is much more meaningful than most people realise.
Starmer’s Britain Couldn’t Rule a Ripple in a Pond
The final humiliation of the nation which once ruled the waves.
Shutting Out the Noise
Our task is to help the genuinely curious – not enable the haters.
Time Was Now – Lawful or Not
Sorry Helen. Just like you didn’t win the Eden Park argument, you’re not going to win this one either. Sod off.
And I Ran, Iran So Far Away
The world just got a little lighter, though I predict it may get a bit messy for a time. Let right be done.
Luxon’s Iran Flip-Flop: Faster Than a French Retreat
He hedged his bets and has now found himself on the wrong side of history, like the legacy media, the opposition politicians and Keir Starmer.
