The ‘Stab in the Back’ Myth
This narrative of Jewish betrayal, based on centuries-old religious prejudices, was heightened in the Nazi era and was fused with political and racial ideology. Christian leaders, both Catholic and Protestant, did not just passively accept this new antisemitism – they supported it.
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Hager drops a mystery book Tuesday. Gallery sells destiny. The poll charts from 2002 to 2020 say noise. Agitprop in a journalist costume.
Quick Hit: Breach Of Trust. Then The SFO.
Van Velden has lost confidence in FENZ CE Kerry Gregory after a seriously significant file was withheld for a year. SFO sits on a historical levy matter FENZ says is proactive and not Gregory personally. Accountability needs the file. Breach of trust. Then the SFO.
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Ngarewa-Packer made the remark after Speaker Maureen Pugh told fellow Te Pāti Māori MP Oriini Kaipara to watch her language in response to her calling the government’s move-on orders “bull crap”.
This Is a Naked Inconsistency
What the reaction to another Sydney Sweeney advertisement reveals about consistency, power, and political double standards.
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How to Fuel an English Ethnonationalist Movement
I never thought my ethnicity and culture were threatened… but now, I do. I never thought they needed protection or any deliberate – let alone special – treatment… but now, I do. If McTernan wants to rile up the English, he’s going about it brilliantly.
Things That Never Happen, Happen #33
What are the cross-dressing predators up to, now? Same old, same old.
The Madness Didn’t Land on Barren Soil
Wokeness can name sin endlessly but it can’t forgive a single one. At the foot of the cross the ground is level. No one stands higher for their ancestry, and no one is condemned for it.
When Everything Becomes a Mental Illness
If we medicalise too much of ordinary life, we risk not only treating what does not need treatment but also losing sight of those who desperately do.