Dear BFD,
A mate sent me this last night after a visit to the Dunedin Public Art Gallery. He has complained directly to them but, as far as I know, the Gallery hasn’t responded.
Regardless of the context of the MP’s historical comments, this has no place in an art gallery and is a blatant attempt to foster anti-White resentment and self-loathing. On the public dime too. Why are anti-White Critical Race Theorists given free rein in the public service?
As anyone who has used public transport knows, it’s a bit of a horror show. Hence it’s refreshing to see a journalist, a senior writer for the New Zealand Herald, no less, in agreement. Did you hear? Auckland has invented train travel. Last month, the new City Rail
The victory has secured her place at the 75th Miss Universe competition in Puerto Rico in November, 43 years after Lorraine Downes won the international title in 1983.
Okay, I can see why this might take two to three years. We’re talking big holes in the ground through which to pour concrete.
Albaher is sought by police and is under a border alert, facing charges including possession of execution videos as well as assault and threatening to kill. He left NZ while on bail. Khalaf is facing charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice by providing false documents to the court.
The word for today is… epistemic (adjective) - : of or relating to knowledge or knowing : cognitive Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : he term's root is the Greek word epistḗmē, meaning "skill, expertise, knowledge,” and specifically “scientific knowledge” (as opposed to practical skill). Epistḗmē in turn comes from the verb
So they sat down with him upon the ground seven days and seven nights, and none spake a word unto him: for they saw that his grief was very great.
