By Mike Bee. Find this article on substack. I haven’t written much for the last few weeks. The enormity of having to defend oneself before a judge in a district court – and at the age of 67 when you’ve never been in trouble with the law before – is not something to underestimate, even … 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
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
“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. With few exceptions, the many wars and revolutions which have engulfed the world in recent centuries have been fought over the same campaign – namely the global ambitions of those who have sought to subjugate the world. And while many of the ideologies which these criminals have cloaked themselves with at various times … Read more
Thomas S. As the extent of the devastation in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle becomes known, New Zealanders from all corners of the nation have rolled up their sleeves and descended upon affected regions to assist those in need, while those unable to travel have donated funds and supplies. The official response and recovery … Read more
by Vince McLeod Censorship was straight forward in the 20th Century. If you wrote anything the rulers didn’t like, they confiscated all copies of it or put you in prison. There was no Internet back then, and no social media, and therefore no realistic possibility of building up a following outside of mainstream media and … Read more
