EIGHT DAYS IN A HOSPITAL. Reflections in poetry  

by Mike Bee  A little while ago, I was forced to spend eight days in an Auckland hospital. These are some reflections of that time, written through the lens of poems I wrote from my bed. The first observation I make is that such a time gives a person many opportunities to look at life … Read more

RED REMEMBRANCE DAY SPEECH

by guest-writer Chrissie Cunningham   On Saturday, 16th November, events took place around the country to commemorate RED REMEMBRANCE DAY – the day in 2021 that vaccine mandates were introduced into this country. These commemorations were organized by New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science, and many speakers gave their unique perspective on what vaccine … Read more

YOUNG GLOBAL LEADERS Individual Brilliance or Supported Global Influencers?

by guest-writer, Marilyn Parks   Earlier last month, on 13th September, it was announced that New Zealand’s youngest MP – Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke from Te Pāti Māori, has been given a One Young World Politician of the Year Award. This award recognises four of the world’s most outstanding politicians between the ages of eighteen and 35, … Read more

THE ROLE OF SECRET SERVICE CORRUPTION IN THE TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS

by Thomas S. The Secret Service have opened fire on a suspected assassin and law enforcement have detained the individual, who was spotted with a firearm at the Trump International Golf Course earlier today (Sunday in Florida). This is now the second assassination attempt on the former President’s life within a matter of months and … Read more

NEW ZEALAND LOYAL – THE SIGNIFICANCE OF LAST SATURDAYS’ SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING

by Mike Bee   On 14th July Liz Gunn closed the NZ Loyal Party and a few weeks later had it de-registered with the Electoral Commission. When a great deal of opposition was expressed against this by party members and when it was pointed out that this action was entirely against the rules of NZ … Read more

RUSSIA’S COLLECTION OF RARE MAORI ARTEFACTS THE SECOND LARGEST IN THE WORLD

by Thomas S. Tales of Antarctic exploration are some of the most riveting stories of adventure, especially given that early expeditions were often venturing into what were essentially unknown realms at the time. The first Russian expedition of this nature took place between the years 1819- 1821, with the aim of disproving the existence of … Read more

CHANGE OF TACK FOR NEW ZEALAND LOYAL

by Mike Bee As stated by Liz Gunn in a broadcast on 23rd July, the New Zealand Loyal Party, formed last year to contest the 2023 election, will be de-registered. Liz informed us in that report that the old organization would become the New Zealand Loyal’s People’s Movement and would have a new leader. A … Read more

The Rising Tide of Wade Glass and Paul Southam’s Leveraged Acquisitions: A Detailed Examination

by Kelvyn Alp   Introduction: The Illusion of Success In the high-stakes world of leveraged buyouts, the strategy of acquiring assets with minimal equity and substantial debt is a well-known gamble. Warren Buffett once remarked, “Only when the tide goes out do you discover who’s been swimming naked,” – a sentiment that seems increasingly relevant … Read more

THE HARE KṚṢṆAS OF FREEDOM VILLAGE – AN INTERVIEW WITH SITAPATI DAS

by Thomas S.    The occupation of the New Zealand Parliament grounds in February and March of 2022, will be remembered for generations to come as a defining chapter in our nation’s history. ‘Freedom Village’, as the occupation came to be known, was an unscripted phenomenon that evolved during the arrival of the freedom convoy … Read more