Author: K R Bolton

BRICS Breach: Sino-Indian Conflict Indicated by Indo-NZ FTA

K R Bolton. 950 words It is no longer commonly realised that there is an intense historic abyss between India and China.i This conflict between two vast world-civilization blocs has been obscured since the creation of BRIC, as it was originally called, with an intergovernmental summit between Brazil, Russia, India, and China in 2009. South … Continue reading BRICS Breach: Sino-Indian Conflict Indicated by Indo-NZ FTA

Treaty Principles Bill Submission

Submission by K R BoltonTreaty Principles Bill18 December 2024 I support the Treaty Principles Bill insofar as it aims to generate debate. The objection that the Treaty of Waitangi should not be open to debate renders it as Holy Writ, the questioning of which is akin to heresy, or its modern equivalent, “racism”. Outmoded and … Continue reading Treaty Principles Bill Submission

Media Witch-Hunt During Local Body Elections But Far Left Remains Sacrosanct

K R Bolton2000 words Those who have been associated with anti-Government protests are being pilloried by the Establishment media as dangerous ‘extremists’, often with the designation ‘far right’. For example, see Otago Daily Times and NZ Herald. [1] Although mainly directed at anyone suspected of being associated with Voices for Freedom, alleged Action Zealandia members … Continue reading Media Witch-Hunt During Local Body Elections But Far Left Remains Sacrosanct

“Anti-Semitism” Downunder: Left, Right… or Imaginary?

K R Bolton5175 Words On 12 July 2022 TV One News aired a feature on “the rise of online anti-Semitism.” It might be supposed the item was produced to accelerate the introduction of the “hate speech laws.” That this is the intention is indicated by the references to the “hate speech” laws and recommendations of … Continue reading “Anti-Semitism” Downunder: Left, Right… or Imaginary?

Politicised Police Declare Antifa a “Strawman”; Conservatives Intrinsically Terrorist

K R Bolton10000 words The New Zealand Government on 20 June prohibited as “terrorist organisations” Proud Boys and The Base. [1] These prohibitions are presumably intended to set the scene for the prohibition of any real dissent against globalisation, and other psycholeft policies of the Labour Government. This means demonising the so-called “far right.” [2] … Continue reading Politicised Police Declare Antifa a “Strawman”; Conservatives Intrinsically Terrorist

Leftist Hate Crimes and Terrorism

Labour’s Ideological Cousins Run Amok in USA K R Bolton1800 Words Antifa has been invigorated by the prospect of the Supreme Court overturning the epochal Roe vs. Wade (1973) that resurrected mass child sacrifice via abortion. A campaign called Jane’s Revenge has been formed by Anarchists as autonomous cells across the USA, in the manner … Continue reading Leftist Hate Crimes and Terrorism

“Creativity” – an import we can do without

K R Bolton700 Words Over the past few days there has been much brouhaha over leaflets allegedly distributed around Tauranga, to an unknown extent. The leaflets have received further attention – insofar as their distribution had reportedly occurred in April – because they provide the pretext for the Māori Party to make mirthful claims that … Continue reading “Creativity” – an import we can do without

Contra “One Nation, One People”

K R Bolton1234 words I was recently asked to write as book on the Kohimarama Conference, whereby in 1860 Māori chiefs from throughout New Zealand gathered at the invitation of Governor Gore Browne to debate the meaning of the Treaty of Waitangi, the Kingi revolt, and other issues, and to fully air any grievances. It … Continue reading Contra “One Nation, One People”

Book Review:

Scott Howard, The Open Society Playbook, Antelope Hill Publishing, 2021, 331pp.www.antelopehillpublishing.com K R Bolton3600 Words American scholar Professor Richard B. Spence contends that there is a crucial difference between “conspiracy theory” and “conspiracy fact,” and that it is an essential part of scholarship to “connect the dots.” (Spence, Wall Street & the Russian Revolution, Trine … Continue reading Book Review: