Are you opposed to mass immigration, and sick of being labelled a racist by the fact impoverished elite whose opinions are given prominence in the fake MSM these days? Overwhelming logical and rational arguments exist to support your view, but… Read More ›
I try not to pay much attention to the National Party Progressive Cameron Slater and the bunch of clueless sycophants who make up the Whaleoil blog. However I must admit to being interested in observing just how far to the… Read More ›
Bank of New Zealand’s newest director, Auckland lawyer Mai Chen, says ethnic representation has now overtaken gender as one of the biggest concerns for boardrooms. Chen, who co-founded the firm Chen Palmer, has been appointed to BNZ’s board, with the… Read More ›
I think we need to be careful about allowing the left to lead us astray on the matter of Walter Scott’s shooting. From the video it appears as if its a clear case of a police officer exceeding his duties… Read More ›
Good work by the Otago Daily Times and reporter Hamish McNeilly. The paper requested an interview with the commissioner after publishing a report on a Dunedin man who snatched keys from a foreign driver. Following her refusal to discuss the… Read More ›
Barack Obama’s Department of Justice painted the entire Ferguson police department as racist because three individuals had passed on these “offensive” emails to each other over the past seven years. There are 74 employees at the Ferguson Police Department. Two… Read More ›
Rachel Smalley from ZB was appalled by it.”It is hideous. I watched it once. I still feel sick.” she declared. “..it was long enough to make my ears bleed. Hideous, and I just don’t want to believe that a New… Read More ›
Director of Te Kotahi Research Institute at Waikato University Leonie Pihama called on NZ Maori to speak out on what she described as the “Abbott’s govt threat of shutting down remote Aboriginal communities”. Recently Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced… Read More ›
There was a common phrase for the English missionary who went astray by succumbing to the customs of the local tribes they were meant to be converting. It was generally referred to as “going native”. Joseph Conrad’s novel Heart of… Read More ›
A National party press release- This year’s Race Relations Day gives all New Zealanders the chance to contribute to positive race relations and human rights, Ethnic Communities Minister Peseta Sam Lotu-liga says. The theme this year is Big Change Starts… Read More ›
Radio NZ reports The organisers of Auckland’s Polyfest have backed down on a decision to bar Red Cross from collecting donations for Vanuatu. Red Cross said the organisers told them they would never allowed collectors in the past, and they… Read More ›
Aborigine groups are going spare all over Australia because Prime Minister Tony Abbott has said the federal govt will no longer provide funds to the West Australian state govt for the upkeep of remote communities. West Australian Premier Colin Barnett… Read More ›
The BBC reports that a teenager has been arrested on suspicion of sending a racist tweet aimed at black UK football player Danny Welbeck. The 15-year-old boy, from the Salisbury area, was arrested on suspicion of racial abuse and released… Read More ›
Since Michael Brown’s death, the cost per square foot of a home has dropped by 47 percent in Ferguson. The average selling price of a home in the city has been on a steady decline since the shooting of… Read More ›
Can you believe this? Magna Carta essay competition launched Attorney-General Christopher Finlayson has today launched the Magna Carta 800 Essay Competition for New Zealand students to recognise the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta. “The fundamental values embodied by… Read More ›
Watea News reports that Labour MP Adrian Rurawhe would like to see cross party support among Maori MPs for changes to the way councils deal with Maori representation. Present law specifies that if any council decides to adopt Maori wards,… Read More ›
The Brisbane Times reports that Senator David Leyonhjelm has become the first Australian politician to break with the bipartisan push for constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians. “Each of us can feel that our ancestry is important, and each of us… Read More ›
A far left group calling itself the The Aotearoa Human Rights Lawyers Association has criticised the process where funding for cases brought before the Waitangi Tribunal is provided by the Crown. These bubble living progressives must have missed the growing… Read More ›
