by Mike Bee I’ve only been able to watch a very small part of the last three days of the Royal Commission’s Inquiry into Covid 19. What I did see was like a reporter interviewing a police detective who has just returned from the site of a bloody mass murder and asking him if he … Read more
by Mike Bee When we face the facts behind what we see happening in the world today, it cannot be denied that there is a certain very powerful minority-group within humanity who is working very hard to impose its view of life upon the majority. It takes little imagination to see that the view of … Read more
by Mike Bee Just over 100 years ago, in the year 1924, Rudolf Steiner wrote the following to someone he knew: We are in a time of extremely serious trials. We must be ever more conscious of this. Now everything good and everything evil Is coming … Read more
by Mikebee Is there anyone reading this – any Kiwi – who has NOT written a statement for the second covid enquiry? A couple of days ago there were only 7,300 submissions which is a disappointingly low number. Are there lots of you out there who are like me and leave it to the last … Read more
by Mike Bee I hate the term “submission” but this is my statement, hurriedly written the night before the closing date, regarding the Gene Technology Bill. I/We wish to make the following comments: The market for non-GMO food is growing at a rate of 12.5% per year in North America, China and India. Throwing … Read more
by Mike Bee Trump’s recent praise of tech oligarch billionaires who wish to create gene therapy vaccinations using AI is disconcerting to some who had trusted him to this point. It is a mark of civilized people that they are able to hold two contradictory ideas at the same time, and Mike Bee has … Read more
by Mike Bee The daily countdown to Trump’s Inauguration is almost over. Warnings of terror attacks, from dirty bombs to swarms of drones, have so far not come to pass. The weather is predicted to be abysmally cold, and, with a view to the danger of hyperthermia to spectators, the event has been moved to … Read more
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
