Why Should We Believe the UN?
“The climate science community should care that the UN has been systematically misrepresenting climate science” – Pielke
“The climate science community should care that the UN has been systematically misrepresenting climate science” – Pielke
Religious freedom organizations have repeatedly warned that persecution against Christians is on the rise, with thousands killed each year simply for their faith.
A determined American president does not need to retreat before the angry objections of globalisation’s defenders: not when he commands the economic and military resources of the world’s most powerful nation state.
The UN is a bloated bureaucracy riddled with inefficiency, hypocrisy and corruption, often failing its own missions while serving the interests of the powerful.
For all the TDS, there’s a hard commonsense to Trump’s agenda.
DEI culture has become toxic and counterproductive – so much so that it exacerbates the very problems it claims to resolve.
The heaviness of a woke agenda, DEI and other absurdities have been knocked clean off their perch and thrown in the garbage truck.
It is ironic to me that the only person striving for peace is heavily criticised for it outside of America. Ukrainians want peace, Russians want peace. The world wants peace. But the one man who is trying to achieve it is vilified for it.
Isn’t it time our coalition government put the national interest and wellbeing of New Zealanders first and opted out of Paris as well?
Science requires us to challenge received ‘truth’ and seek out better evidence. But that questioning challenges our baked-in respect for authority.