Part I: New ‘Histories Curriculum’ Has there ever been an administration or government in New Zealand’s history (or ‘histories’) more fanatically intent on social engineering than the Ardern regime? Certainly, there has never been an administration more intent on relegating the Euro-New Zealander to extinction in all ways other than as rootless economic automatons, for … Continue reading ‘Aotearoa New Zealand Histories’
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Introduction To New Zealand Folk Music
This article is about culture; specifically, music and poetry, two areas that flourished during the colonial period.
Their Target: Your Children
Social Engineering and the Ministry of Education By K R Bolton Queerest Parliament in the World New Zealand’s Parliament is being lauded by those whom one would expect to be celebrating, as the queerest in the world. The term used in ‘rainbow’. We are a ‘rainbow nation,’ sharing that term with the chaotic mess still … Continue reading Their Target: Your Children
Labour Party’s Communist Allies
K R Bolton The methodology used in the following is adapted from that of journalists such as Marc Daalder, [1] Thomas Manch, et al, and their on-call ‘experts’ such as Dr Paul Spoonley. [2] Establishment ‘experts’ (sic) use exceedingly tenuous associative phrases and symbols to link anything of the Right to ‘Nazism’, ‘white supremacy’, and … Continue reading Labour Party’s Communist Allies
Government Borrowing, Debt, and Misconceptions about ‘Social Credit’
K R Bolton With the looming election and massive Government borrowing due to the impact of Covid-19 on the economy, the notion has arisen that the borrowing scheme is akin to Social Credit. It is assumed there is a relationship because the Government is injecting billions into the economy. From being a party that attracted … Continue reading Government Borrowing, Debt, and Misconceptions about ‘Social Credit’
Brenton Tarrant & the Spectre of Baruch Goldstein
When Brenton Tarrant killed 51 Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand, in March 2019 he was continuing a legacy of over seventy years of atrocities in Palestine. He wasted the lives of not only 51 others but also his own. Of this he seemed to realise, not only by changing his plea to ‘guilty’ but by … Continue reading Brenton Tarrant & the Spectre of Baruch Goldstein
PTBO and the Sociology of Snowflake Liberalism
K R Bolton A recent empirical analysis, the first of its type, examines what the study’s author, Professor Jeremy Bernerth, Department of Management, San Diego State University, has termed the Proclivity To Be Offended (PTBO). Bernerth examines the consequences of this syndrome from the perspective of how it impacts on business efficiency and personnel relations. … Continue reading PTBO and the Sociology of Snowflake Liberalism
‘Anti-Racism’ Campaign Shows Bigoted Intent of ‘Hate Speech’ Law
K R Bolton Despite their intentions the Human Rights Commission campaign ‘Give Nothing to Racism’ shows that justice minister Andrew Little’s professed purposes for enacting a ‘hate speech’ law is not really intended to curb violence and abuse. The aim is to extinguish dissent. The HR Commission campaign features media advertisements touting the commission’s ‘Voice … Continue reading ‘Anti-Racism’ Campaign Shows Bigoted Intent of ‘Hate Speech’ Law
Sweet Dreams and Terror Cells
Sweet Dreams And Terror Cells By Frank Raymond I was interviewed once by a liberal journalist who pooh-poohed the very idea that there was such a thing as European culture. How do you even define such a thing, he insisted and are such concepts uniquely European anyway? I was taken aback by such internalised self-negation … Continue reading Sweet Dreams and Terror Cells
Post-Election Right
K R Bolton Presently there are Rightists working with relatively ‘mainstream’, albeit still somewhat ‘fringe’ parties, such as the NZ Public Party, Direct Democracy, NZ First, New Conservatives, and Social Credit. Others more specifically regarded as ‘Right’, such as the One NZ Party (in at least its third incarnation) and the South Island Independence Movement, … Continue reading Post-Election Right
