This is where we are headed; freedom of movement will disappear this year or next. We had lockdowns educate everyone on you do not have the right of freedom of movement. Then, with the jab mandates you do not have the right to bodily autonomy. So, now the government and their criminal cohort are going to lock you up, permanently.
Geoff Buys Cars outlines how this is coming into effect in England. This is real, not a vague proposal, it is happening. In New Zealand, the right to freedom of movement will be gone soon. I'd add, that's why the failing infrastructure, and ignoring flood damage. No need you see, as roads will not be used, but if you do use them you'll be charged inordinate sums to do so.Opinions on politics, economics, sport, investment and anything interesting, stocks and shares, art and entertainment, good reads, and cool stuff.
April 15, 2023
The Near Future
April 13, 2023
Ford v Ferrari - update
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| Ford GT40 1966 1-2-3 Finish |
April 11, 2023
Pentagon Leak
My thinking is the latest leak of Pentagon intelligence must be from disillusioned insiders, upset at the direction the US has taken:
https://www.politico.com/news/2023/04/10/pentagon-shocked-leak-classified-plans-00091278
The U.S. government is scrambling to determine the source of the most significant breach of U.S. intelligence in a decade after the tranche of more than 100 documents surfaced on social media. The documents contain information so sensitive that only people with the highest levels of security clearance in the U.S. government can access them.
April 09, 2023
Did the Dallas Mavericks Tank?
This will develop as time goes by. In the NBA the Dallas Mavericks appear to have intentionally lost a game with only two games left in their regular season schedule and with a chance remaining to make the playoffs.
What do you think, did they tank?
In their penultimate game, they lost to the Chicago Bulls. They sat down five important players, including Kyrie Irving. These five were not even on the scoresheet. Then during the game they only gave 13 minutes to another star, Luka Doncic, and did not play Jaden Hardy in the second half, even though he was hot in the first. What's going on? The NBA is investigating:
[Update @ 14/04/2023 - the NBA have fined the Mavericks $750k, for undermining the integrity of the sport. Personally, I think this is a slap on the wrist. They should be required to trade away their key star Luka Doncic IMO]
Silenced - New Zealand Documentary
Freedom of speech has been severely impacted in New Zealand. You have to wonder if the country can still call itself a democracy.
April 06, 2023
Triggernometry Interview Dr John Campbell
April 01, 2023
March 30, 2023
Today FM is Toast
The media failures are starting in New Zealand and about time. These mainstream grifters have been lording it over everyone, about time that lot found a real job.
Today FM is the first to announce its closure and there will be more to follow.
The message to all people is this; if the media were promoting the jab, if they supported this criminal government, don't listen to them, and tell their advertisers what you think and that you won't be buying their products.
March 28, 2023
March 27, 2023
March 26, 2023
Rachel Stewart on the Recent Events in Auckland
March 25, 2023
March 22, 2023
Important: New Study from Norway
March 21, 2023
Women's Rights Activist Kellie-Jay Keen
A bit of a stir Downunder with the visit of Kellie-Jay Keen, the noted British women's rights activist. Currently in Australia, will she be allowed into New Zealand? Does NZ still have free speech?
March 20, 2023
Worldwide Money Laundering
March 18, 2023
Richard Vobes on Andrew Bridgen - Hero
March 14, 2023
Tucker Carlson: Big Government Will Always Save Wall Street
March 13, 2023
GFC 2.0
Three banks have gone bust in the last few days; the collapses started with Silvergate, followed by Silicon Valley Bank which became the USA's second largest bank failure in history, and now on Sunday, New York based Signature bank has had regulators take control.
Clearly this is serious and yet more banks will fail. I predicted this would happen. Back with GFC 1.0 there was little financial rigour put in place, goalposts were moved and institutions were rescued. The term 'too big to fail' became a thing. I complained loudly, saying where were my bargains? Governments propped up failure. That never leads anywhere and only causes more harm. And here we are.
Word is that SVB spent more time on trendy causes than actually paying attention to risk management. I can believe it. The other rumour is that Prince Harry and his wife have a lot of money deposited with SVB. We'll see, but don't be surprised if you see the pair suddenly head back to England and for King Charles to bail his son out. If this does happen, watch the reaction from the British subjects, the Coronation could end up being booed.
As the saying goes, we live in interesting times.
March 12, 2023
The Military Situation in the Ukraine
Here's a very intelligent essay examining how we got to where we are now in the Ukraine.
https://labourheartlands.com/jacques-baud-the-military-situation-in-the-ukraine-update/
Let’s try to examine the roots of the conflict. It starts with those who for the last eight years have been talking about “separatists” or “independentists” from Donbass. This is not true. The referendums conducted by the two self-proclaimed Republics of Donetsk and Lugansk in May 2014, were not referendums of “independence” (независимость), as some unscrupulous journalists have claimed, but referendums of “self-determination” or “autonomy” (самостоятельность). The qualifier “pro-Russian” suggests that Russia was a party to the conflict, which was not the case, and the term “Russian speakers” would have been more honest. Moreover, these referendums were conducted against the advice of Vladimir Putin.
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Many Western commentators were surprised that the Russians continued to seek a negotiated solution while conducting military operations. The explanation lies in the Russian strategic outlook since the Soviet era. For the West, war begins when politics ends. However, the Russian approach follows a Clausewitzian inspiration: war is the continuity of politics and one can move fluidly from one to the other, even during combat. This allows one to create pressure on the adversary and push him to negotiate.

