by Mike Bee Fact after fact rolled dryly and matter-of-factly off his lips. … A lone man in a sea of green, empty benches. It was a stunning sight… I just happened to be awake around 3am Saturday morning (Friday afternoon in the U.K.) when Andrew Bridgen made his report to Parliament concerning excess … 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
by Mike Bee When Jacinda Ardern gave a speech in September 2022 at the United Nations, calling for censorship of views that conflict with the globalist narrative, she spoke of words as “weapons of war”. According to The Art of War by Sun Tzu, “All warfare is based on deception.” We are living in a … Read more
“You the people have the power – you just forgot how to play.” by Mike Bee I can remember the unique feeling of the moment when lockdowns began, 11.59pm, March 25th, 2020. Looking out over the empty streets and feeling acutely the knowledge that what was happening had nothing at all to do … Read more
Thomas S. In the aftermath of recent weather events, many New Zealanders have been left to pick up the pieces of their lives from the mud and debris of what they once called home. With more than 5,000 people yet to be accounted for and with a death toll that is sure to rise, … Read more
Written by Dr Malcolm Kendrick With the resignation of Jacinda Ardern, my thoughts were dragged back to Covid once more. Jacinda, as Prime Minster of New Zealand, was the ultimate lockdown enforcer. She was feted round the world for her iron will, but I was not a fan, to put it mildly. Whenever I heard … Read more
Written by Danielle The 3rd of December, 2022. For many New Zealanders this date will come and go. It will trigger nothing. The significance of this date and the one-year anniversary that it commemorates will only be important to a minority of Kiwis. The 3rd of December, 2021 was the day when many lives … Read more
A constant barrage of carefully crafted propaganda seeks to indoctrinate your mind and hold it captive to an agenda based on pre-planned narratives. Heavy investment within the field of ‘behavioural sciences’ has seen unprecedented development of cognitive capture. For the most part, those that seek to rule your every action, your every thought and your … Read more
By Thomas S. 14 November 2022 Many New Zealanders will never forget what it meant to be considered second class citizens in their own country. Under the Ardernian regime, those who refused to participate in the experimental trials of the mRNA injection were denied employment rights and were barred from shops and public facilities who … Read more
