Thomas S. The recent loss of the OceanGate Titan submersible along with its crew in the North Atlantic Ocean has caught the attention of media outlets around the world. The expedition had set out to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, which lies in two sections, some 3,800 meters or so below the surface. Contact … 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 In the (supposedly) fantasy world of George Orwell’s 1984, geopolitical life is divided into three major blocs. The only one we see in the story world is Oceania, home of protagonist Winston Smith. This consists of Britain, the Americas, Southern Africa, Australia and Oceania. This bloc is always at peace with one … Read more
by Mike Bee The story that goes with the first five words of the title above was posted eight days ago on 9th May. I was writing about how the Deep State is going down in the US and how that will affect us in NZ. If you didn’t see it then, have a look … Read more
by Mike Bee Find this article on substack. A friend once said to me that he doesn’t pay any attention to events overseas as he can’t have any influence on them and needs all his forces for understanding and acting in New Zealand. Well, that is fine, but I pay attention to the US in … Read more
by Mike Bee Journalism is reporting things powerful people want kept hidden for the wrong reasons. … As journalists, we’re the custodians of the public’s conscience. And as we’ve gone deeper and deeper illuminating corruption, … the line separating good and evil, becomes more clear, not just in the institutions we investigate but within … Read more
Written by Thomas S. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was a man who considered himself not the leader of a nation, but the leader of a revolution. He was murdered on the 20th October 2011 after the Battle of Sirte during Barack Obama’s NATO-led invasion of the North African country. Despite initial claims that Gaddafi was … Read more
by Vince McLeod. 17 January 2023 With the release of the Twitter Files recently, it’s now official that the US Government colluded with major social media to manipulate public perception. We now know that the US Government, through the FBI, was able to request Twitter to take down posts they didn’t like. This is not only a … Read more
by Thomas S. At the heart of the Orient, Classical China was once upon a time a sanctuary where the fine arts flourished and where ancient wisdom abounded in a land of wealth and natural beauty. Today, much of that culture has been lost in mainland China – and communism is to blame. Following … Read more
by Mike Bee 22 December 2022 Number of words: 1800 Reading time: about 15 mins On 14th April, 2022, Elon Musk made an offer to acquire Twitter. For three months before that, he had been buying up shares and had become the company’s largest share-holder. Offered a seat on its board, he had at … Read more
