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Wokism smells a lot like socialism / Marxism – Part 1

October 2, 2023 by NZ News Essentials Leave a Comment

Wokism is very subversive of existing societal norms akin to Marxism.

Posie Parker cancels her NZ visit after police shown to be complicit

September 25, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 6 Comments

Internal police communications show police chose not to defend Parker and her supporters on March 25th.

A significant number of Kiwis rejected a two-tier society under COVID – why will co-governance be different?

September 19, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 9 Comments

Why is this Government so indifferent to dividing Kiwis?

Winston Peters’ claims on Māori origins another consideration in race based policy

September 19, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 3 Comments

Winston Peters’ claims about Māori indigenous status challenge New Zealand’s history and current policies, sparking debate.

River of Freedom, a doco about the Wellington anti-mandate protest

September 11, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 3 Comments

It’s worth comparing the film to the government funded Fire and Fury.

Social justice is in the eye of the beholder

September 11, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 1 Comment

The skinny on social justice.

Did Hipkins learn the meaning of ‘compulsory’ from the podium of truth?

September 11, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 4 Comments

How many are still on the team of 5 million?

“Blatant” systemic health racism? More like blatant politicking 

September 11, 2023 by NZ News Essentials 2 Comments

Is a doctor’s political opinion more “expert” than anyone else’s?

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