by Kelvyn Alp The Necessity of Resistance: Confronting Government Oppression and Genocide In the face of unrelenting government oppression and genocide, the notion that pacifism is the only acceptable response is a dangerous illusion. When governments willfully commit atrocities against their own people, it becomes clear that the state has declared war on its own … Read more
by Kelvyn Alp Introduction In the pursuit of truth and knowledge, it’s essential to recognize the subtle yet potent force of controlled opposition. This phenomenon involves the manipulation of information and narratives by powerful interests to undermine genuine platforms, shape public opinion, and maintain the status quo. In this article, we’ll delve into the realm … Read more
by Thomas S. Legal notice has been issued this week by law firm ‘Simpson Grierson’ to journalist Liz Gunn as well as FreeNZ Media in relation to the publication of anonymised Covid-19 vaccination injury and fatality data, which was leaked by whistle-blower Barry Young late last year. The notice which was sent by partner … Read more
by Samantha Costello As you’ve probably heard by now, the Chairman of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into New Zealand’s Covid-19 Response, is a man by the name of Tony Blakely. But who is Tony Blakely? Blakely was born and raised in New Zealand. He was educated at St Pauls Collegiate in Hamilton, and went … Read more
by Mike Bee In their opinion, the criminal cabal that has dominated the world politically, economically and socially since the Nineteenth Century or earlier (and specifically in its present form since 1913) has been defeated, and all that remains is to show this to the world, that the world may come to know the tyranny … Read more
A follow-up to the article of July 27 that was called “The Tide is Turning and Sue Grey is Helping it to Turn” by Mike Bee When I wrote my account of the Sue Grey disciplinary tribunal of July 24, I finished it by saying, “I suppose it is possible that, despite all I have … Read more
by Mike Bee On Monday 24th July, I attended a one-day disciplinary tribunal set up to examine the conduct of lawyer Sue Grey – an enquiry as to whether anything she had done in connection with the covid response in New Zealand had breached her duties as a lawyer and “brought her profession into disrepute”. … Read more
The cost of keeping the lie alive eventually becomes too high and it collapses. Written by Martin Geddes Martin Geddes from England has an exceptional talent for being able to sum up in words what many of us are feeling. Here, in this guest post, he describes an England with which Kiwis can identify … Read more
By Mike Bee. Find this article on substack. I haven’t written much for the last few weeks. The enormity of having to defend oneself before a judge in a district court – and at the age of 67 when you’ve never been in trouble with the law before – is not something to underestimate, even … Read more
By Guest Writer Olivia Pierson. If there’s a topic that bores me more than any other it’s the battle of the sexes. I don’t do feminism, girl-power, sisterhoods, women’s groups or any such thing where only women play leading roles. The flavour is simply not my tea-cup. So when Kellie-Jay Keen was about to come … Read more
