Tēna koutou, tēna koutou, tēna koutou katoa. Six weeks ago, in a historic inner-city park, two & a half thousand New Zealanders descended upon a women’s rights event and drove out our guest speaker by force. The odds were twenty to one, for the mob. New Zealand wāhine were successfully prevented from talking about our […]
Censorship is primarily a tool for denying the working class.
But for me, the racial divide being caused by Māori MPs is not only bad for NZ, it is especially bad for Māori.
It’s ironic that the domestic terrorism accusation is levelled against those who seek to stand against actual terrorism.
The mask on the toilet seat scandal is an example of the wealth-class trying to impose its sectarian imperatives on a general population.
Women built women’s sport ourselves from the ground up. Our sport is not the Government’s to give away.
“Hipkins’ sausage roll scoffing small town social democracy is one many New Zealanders increasingly want to leave behind, figuratively, societally and increasingly, literally.” – Mike Grimshaw
As a culture, we need to collectively address this dangerous corruption of a term that, for the descendants of many New Zealanders, from Europe, Africa and indeed around the world, meant what the word was always intended to mean: the conscious and systemic destruction of their people.
It is troubling that the Disinformation Project only concentrates on the misinformation and disinformation of fringe actors but never on that spread by authorities.
He hasn’t received a phone call from Klaus Schwab and the United Nations hasn’t sent out secret edicts (they are pretty brazen with their nonsense to be honest). The real reason he is so afraid to state the simple truth is that he fears the middle men and women.