Mark Mitchell & National believes hiding crime is better than actually solving it
Mark Mitchell and National are fools! Mark pretends banning gang patches solved crime when really meth and coke is out…
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Chlöe Swarbrick’s tour of Left Intelligentsia – economic justice vs social justice in an age of social media hate algorithms
Dr Incremental, the thought magician who screamed at Labour to be incremental throughout their sad 6 years of early anything…
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Millennial micro-aggression policing & the cult of ghosting. We are a very lonely specious with the illusion of 24/7 social media connection
How every family has a Prince Harry: the rise of adult family estrangement A US survey of 1,340 Americans aged…
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Israeli genocide holiday season in NZ peaking now
Our summer is the main time for Israelis to visit New Zealand, and PSNA is warning that many soldiers who…
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Government urgently needs to join international condemnation of Israeli suspension of aid organisations in Gaza
Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa says the government urgently needs to join international condemnation of Israel’s suspension of dozens of humanitarian…
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Allowing a race baiting pimp like Crump onto Northland Community Board is like appointing a book burning arsonist to run a library
Simon Bridges’ wife, Natalie, and lawyer Philip Crump among new community trusts appointees Lawyer Philip Crump, Māori businessman Martin Cleave…
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NZ billionaire & evil Willy Wonka, Nick Mowbray, decides to bash charities with alt-Right MAGA talking points
Oh surprise, surprise, NZ Billionaire and Evil Willy Wonka – Nick Mowbray, (a man who has made his fortune selling…
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Santa may have started as a pimp for Coca-Cola, but his universal collectivism clearly makes him a Marxist now
Sure. Santa started as a pimp for Coca-Cola but his universal collectivism clearly makes him a Marxist in todays political…
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Summer Contributions Drive 2025
Comrades It’s been a hell of a year. Despite the hacks that knocked us off line this year, despite the…
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Year in Review (Part 2) 2025 columns of glory
The 26 blogs I wrote for The Daily Blog this year averaged about a thousand views and twenty comments on…
