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Recently, I had seen via several channels some remarks from a prominent North Korean defector declaring boldly that American universities (and presumably, by extension, much of the West’s intellectual culture) were more laden with indoctrination and psychological conditioning than her own native DPRK.
A View from Afar: Selwyn Manning and Paul Buchanan present this week’s podcast, A View from Afar, where they will analyse how leaders of the G7, NATO and EU juxtapositioned behind the United States to form a consensus-pact immediately prior to the Biden-Putin Summit.
So you get your secondary school rugby teams together for a meet-and-greet with your major sponsor. And the new boss…
The New Zealand Jewish Council spokesperson Juliet Moses should never have been invited to speak at a counter-terrorism conference in…
The infamous Dawn Raids of the 1970s were started by a Labour government so it’s fitting that a Labour Prime Minister should issue the apology – over 45 years later – at the end of this month.
WAITANGI DAY is still more than half a year away: still plenty of time for Ngāpuhi to put things “right”.
Mobilise June 30 – Assemble Bittomart 3pm, Auckland Join the March of Migrants II. Demand:
The swearing in of a new Israeli Prime Minister after 12 years of appalling anti-Arab and anti-Palestinian racism from former…
As June began, and without the slightest notice taken by any of the mainstream news media, Israeli ceasefire violations resumed…
ROD CARR reminds me of God. Seriously, that beard. From a distance, in poor light, the God of Michelangelo’s Sistine…