by Mike Bee I have a relative who is a high court judge, and, since the early days of the pandemic – when I so much wanted to wake up everyone around me to what was going on – I have sent him all kinds of reports, statistics, interviews and so forth relating to the … Read more
by Vince McLeod When I was younger, I had a family member in the trade of supplying medicinal cannabis to people with various conditions, including Huntington’s disease. One day the New Zealand Police caught wind of his operation, so they came to his house, arrested him, and chucked him in a cage with rapists and … 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
by Mike Bee Someone once said that any society that burns books will end up burning people. Book-burning is not widely practised today, and the focus of those who censor free speech has shifted to what takes place online. But the saying is nevertheless true, and we can extend it for our time by … Read more
Thomas S. “You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy” were the words uttered by Alec Guinness on the set of George Lucas’s 1977 blockbuster classic ‘A New Hope’. And while the script was referring to a fictitious spaceport in a galaxy far, far away – it might as well … Read more
by Vince McLeod The authors lament that “disinformation ecologies” are winning the battle for the public’s trust. At no point do they consider the obvious explanation for this: that the alternative media tells fewer lies. Today we look at the aptly named Disinformation Project’s latest hit piece. The Disinformation Project, which can be accurately considered … Read more
by the Corn Crow Find this article on Substack On the night of the 13th of February, Cyclone Gabrielle howled through the Hawke’s Bay landscape depriving many of sleep. It was a bad wind, but it did not initially give an indication of the real danger. In the early hours of the morning the water … Read more
by Mike Bee Over the last few days I have mentioned to a number of friends – because I was testing it as a hypothesis – the possibility that New Zealand’s weather is being manipulated. I recommend this as a great way to lose friends! The first friend said without hesitation, “I’m not going … 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
By Jennifer Scott 23 October 2022 As Government departments and private corporations continue to push the ‘Trans Rights are Human Rights’ campaign, internationally and within New Zealand the red flags and the lack of safeguarding for Woman and children continue to be highlighted. On 16th September 2022 the MOH removed the term that Puberty Blockers … Read more
