Thomas S. A friend of mine grew up behind the Berlin Wall in the eighties and has told me that whenever the younger generation ask the older generation what they did to resist tyranny during the regime, the reply for many is: “I don’t want to talk about it.” Those who don’t want to talk … Read more
Thomas S. The moral degradation of New Zealand continues this month, with ‘Safe Spaces’ for abortion clinics set to come into effect on the 25th August, in line with the ‘Contraception, Sterilisation and Abortion (Safe Areas) Amendment Act (2022)’. The Act was passed in March of last year, just weeks prior to Comrade Ardern’s exit from … Read more
by Mike Bee. Although Brian Tamaki is shown in the key image in this article, this is not just about him but about what is needed in this country to produce representatives who will speak for us truly. While writing it, the resignations of four Democracy NZ candidates took place, and it is clear that … 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
by Vince McLeod A recent Horizon Poll found that combined support for Labournational has now fallen to less than 61%, the lowest ever. Never before have Kiwis had less confidence in the two biggest parties. The electoral ramifications of this fall in support are major. The mathematics of building a ruling coalition are simple, but … 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 Mike Bee Find this article on substack, Treason is defined on dictionary.com as “the offense of acting to overthrow one’s government or to harm or kill its sovereign” and by the Cambridge Dictionary as “showing no loyalty to your country, especially by helping its enemies.” One of these definitions relates to treachery against … Read more
by Mike Bee Find this article on substack. Since the last third of 2022, I’ve been a part of a small grass-roots group of Kiwis who are pissed off with the criminality of their leaders. Our group, Rock the Vote, started with the aim of making some kind of impression in local elections and … Read more
