by Mike Bee Let’s start with the good news. A headline from the Australian Herald Sun, 11 May 2024: “Judge blasts police tactics.” In a stunning decision handed down in the County Court, Judge Liz Gaynor ruled that police were the “aggressors” and “employed unjustified violence” amid a public protest on May 29, 2021, … Read more
by Kelvyn Alp Preamble In the face of oppression, tyranny and the denial of fundamental rights, declaring an independent nation state is a necessary step towards reclaiming sovereignty and building a free and just society. Throughout history, people have been subjected to the whims of oppressive regimes and stripped of their autonomy and dignity. … Read more
by Mike Bee A very fine article has recently appeared on Substack, written by the U.S. and New Zealand doctor, Emmanuel Garcia. It is called Is Poetry Still Possible in Our Covid Age?, and it gave me much to think about. Dr Garcia looks back on his early life and the inspiration that flowed into … Read more
by Kelvyn Alp Introduction In the pursuit of truth and knowledge, it’s essential to recognize the subtle yet potent force of controlled opposition. This phenomenon involves the manipulation of information and narratives by powerful interests to undermine genuine platforms, shape public opinion, and maintain the status quo. In this article, we’ll delve into the realm … Read more
by Thomas S. On Saturday 27th April 2024, the Department of Conservation conducted a pest-control operation across some 46,000 hectares in the sub-alpine bush of the Makarora Valley in Mount Aspiring National Park, near the border of the Otago and West Coast regions. The operation involved the aerial application of sodium fluoroacetate, more commonly known … Read more
by Kelvyn Alp Introduction As we embrace the technological advancements of Artificial Intelligence (AI), a sinister threat lurks in the shadows, imperilling our very existence. The convergence of AI with the globalist agenda to subjugate humanity poses an unprecedented danger, imperilling our freedom, autonomy, and dignity. This article delves into the perils of this … Read more
by Kelvyn Alp As humans, we’re constantly bombarded with information and ideas that shape our beliefs and perceptions. But have you ever stopped to think about where these beliefs come from, and whether they’re truly your own? The truth is, many of us have implanted belief systems that can lead us to surrender our own … Read more
by Thomas S. The New Zealand Transport Agency is assuming responsibility for speed-camera enforcement from the New Zealand Police, with the transition set to be completed by mid-2025. And given that the New Zealand Transport Agency recently published a tender for the operation of mobile cameras earlier this month, it seems that the plunder … Read more
Thomas S. Since the Russian Federation’s military operation began in Ukraine in 2022, more than 1,600 entities and individuals have been subject to sanctions by the New Zealand government. These include individuals with ties to the Russian defence industry as well as the leadership of Russian banks. And just a few days ago, an … Read more
by Mike Bee “On December 20, 2017, by Executive Order 13818, the President declared a national emergency with respect to serious human rights abuse and corruption around the world and, pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (50 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.), took related steps to deal with the unusual and extraordinary threat to … Read more
