by Thomas S. Several years ago I worked for a farmer who had come to New Zealand some time ago as a refugee after fleeing from Robert Mugabe’s genocidal regime in Zimbabwe. He arrived on our shores with practically nothing and even stayed in a tent with his wife and kids until he could set … Read more
One month after the Hikoi, this is a reprint of an article by OLIVIA PIERSON “The Hikoi protest is nothing short of divisive. Protest is a legitimate form of free expression but when it’s used as a weapon to tear apart a nation it crosses a tragic line. … When Maori make a formal … Read more
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
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
by Thomas S. Popular culture has drawn much from the Cold War over the last half-century, with novels and films frequently dabbling in themes of the cloak and dagger, espionage and sleuths inspired by Soviet-Western relations. One of the most intriguing counter-intelligence operations associated with the Soviet Union however, took place decades before the … Read more
by Thomas S. The United States presidential election is now upon us, after a difficult four years of a stolen presidency and illegitimate regime under the reign of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Having been made to lie in the bed they made for themselves, many who had previously been infected by ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ … Read more
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
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
by Mike Bee As the anniversary of October 7th approaches, there is a need for clarity concerning what is happening today at the Gaza Strip. Mike Bee looks at a film made by the Dutch film-maker David Sorensen. Some days ago, Piers Morgan arranged for an interview to take place between Candace Owens … Read more
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
