The Dispossessed
Those whom we deny their birthright, those whom we discriminate against, leave out – they become the new Amalek.
6Mar 
6Mar 
Byron Clark’s explanation raises more questions than answers
Byron Clark’s extremely flimsy excuses for supporting terror do not hold up to a modicum of scrutiny and seem to take us all for a fool.
2Mar 
The Science is settled, until it isn’t: selective trust in scientific knowledge
It seems The Science is whatever they decide is The Science on any given issue, whether it bears any resemblance to reality or not.
28Feb
What Byron “extremism expert” Clark isn’t telling you?
Byron C Clark has been promoted as an authority on far right extremism, and disinformation. He also fundraised for a terror organisation.
27Feb 
The humiliation cycle
If we don’t find some way of halting or slowing the daily humiliation cycle, though, the consequences seem obvious
23Feb 
FSU film screening of Last Words: some reflections by Dr. David Bromell
We can’t just pass a few laws and hope the problem will go away. Because it won’t, and then the temptation for governments is to keep passing ever more restrictive laws.
12Feb 
10Feb 
Why you should all stay angry at Sam Smith
Rock n’ roll was about extending a middle finger to the system and taking a dump on the white rug in the foyer on the way out.
6Feb
How New Zealand can begin to leave mediocracy behind
We may not yet quite be at the UK experience of ‘the university scam’ and the way too many students are conned into believing any degree (‘C’s get degrees’…), funded by deeply problematic student loans will provide them options it clearly will not, but in many ways we are not far off.