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Continue reading →: Henry Nowak – what I would have said, and what the Sikhs actually said
This is pretty much just a creative writing excercise, but I thought I’d write what I’d say if I was in charge of the Sikhs in the Uk, and had to respond to the murder of Henry Nowak. To the people of the UK We, the Sikhs of the UK…
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Continue reading →: Was the Border Ever Secure? – The NZ Border and MIQ in 2020
I’m planning on writing some posts highlighting specific elements of the Coalition of Chaos that people may have forgotten. First, I will deal with the border. I was going to write a post that covered everything until the border opened, but 2020 got long enough so I’ll post this now,…
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Continue reading →: Secrecy… for transparency’s sake – The Play!
Inspired by today’s news of the Labour party’s conspiracy to avoid transparency, I asked AI to write me a short play. It’s quite good, I might try making this into a video. [Scene opens. Hipkins and Naidoo huddled over a very short document labeled “Special Fast-Track Candidate Process – 3…
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Continue reading →: How an Academic Turned His own Personal Hatred into supposed Academic Discourse
He’s been around for a while, but I felt like I should take a crack at what he said. He of course, being one Mohan J. Dutta, a [something] at Massy University. The subtitle is “The U.S. MAGA far right’s playbook enters New Zealand politics out in the open.“ I think…
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Continue reading →: Jacinda’s Foreign Policy – Even the fawning coverage isn’t good.
I was discussing Jacinda’s record online, and someone pushed this article at me as a record of her success in foreign relations. So, I went through and pulled out everything that was either an actual success or part of her government’s abysmal record of failure. Failures. Successes So, 6 positive…
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Continue reading →: Charlie’s pledge meetup
I’ve started a little page called “Charlie’s Pledge”, here in Christchurch. The aim is to get together with some people of like minds, to talk bollocks about politics and pray. We’ll work together with other “Charlie” people, and see what we can build in NZ. But this is the start.…
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Continue reading →: The Week In Twitter 18/10/25
Big story of the week was the Gaza was (hopefully) endeding and the gross imbalance in prisoners swapped. I made a joke. Trump didn’t get the peace prize, but the winner (Maria Machado) acknowledged his work. Excellent point. Maori still trying to make themselves superiour. Glenn Greenwald did some good…
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Continue reading →: The Week In Twitter 11/10/25
So it’s that time of the week again, we go back and see what got people excited on X/twitter since this time last week. I’m moving this one to the top, because it’s a great post that everyone should read. His second (and most important) mission is to find something,…
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