Thomas S. It was during the spread of communism throughout Eastern Europe in the early 20th Century that Hungary first fell to the reds. The Hungarian Soviet Republic was established by Bela Kun in the aftermath of the First World War, with support from the Bolsheviks in Moscow. His dictatorship was short-lived however, after an … Read more
by Vince McLeod The grand political battlefield of the 21st Century so far is identity. Who am I? Who are we? Such questions used to have obvious answers, but 60-70 years after the first waves of cheap labour imports swept into Western countries, it’s no longer clear. The greatest difficulty comes from the fact … 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 Vince McLeod This essay outlines a suggestion not heard for many years: that the political needs and wants of the New Zealand nation could best be met by devolving political power to provincial governments. Recent demographic work has revealed the full extent of New Zealand’s demographic diversity. New Zealand is actually a fairly large … Read more
Thomas S. Find this article on substack. The Kurukshetra War, which embroiled much of the Indian subcontinent, has been dated by scholars as having taken place between three and five thousand years ago in the modern-day state of Haryana, India. The political intrigues surrounding this conflict, as well as the battle itself, have been … Read more
Written by Guest Writer Ian Wishart A warning for all parents. The US CDC issued a report last week that confirmed 1/4 (25%) of all US high school students now identify in the LGBTQIA+ category, up from around 1.5% in the 1980s. It hasn’t happened by accident. Many kids are now utterly gender confused and … 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
by Vince McLeod Find this article on substack. When Posie Parker tried to speak at Albert Park on Saturday, and was attacked and silenced by a frenzied mob of far-left extremists, a dark and cold wave washed through the nation. Many Kiwis, lost in the blissful ignorance for which our country is renown, had little … Read more
Thomas S. Find this article on substack Despite the mainstream media’s defamation and disinformation campaign, hundreds of men and women nonetheless gathered in Albert Park in Auckland today to hear the voice of women’s rights campaigner Posie Parker. The Marxist radicals however, were also out in full force to drown out the voices of ordinary … Read more
by Vince McLeod Find this article on Substack Many people, browsing through the NZ mainstream media recently, have thought to themselves: “This is absolute crap!” And it is – but not because the editors of the mainstream media are incompetent or stupid. To the contrary, they know precisely what they’re doing. In order to … Read more
