Sunday, December 29, 2019
GWPF Newsletter: BBC Losing Trust And Credibility Amid Concerns Over Political Bias, New Poll Finds
Labels: Benny Peiser, Global Warming Policy Forum NewsletterBBC ‘Preaches’ On Climate Change, Says Today Programme Guest Editor Charles Moore
In this newsletter:
1) BBC ‘Preaches’ On Climate Change, Says Today Programme Guest Editor Charles Moore
The Daily Telegraph, 28 December 2019
The BBC’s Today programme “preaches” to its listeners, its guest editor and Telegraph columnist Charles Moore has said as he described how he had to battle to get a climate change skeptic onto the Radio 4 show.
Saturday, December 28, 2019
Breaking Views Update: Week of 22.12.19
Labels: Breaking Views Update: monitoring race relations in the media, Fill in the form on the sidebar to receive mailouts of new informationSaturday December 28, 2019
News:
Policies threat to whanau Maori
The head of the Māori midwives roopu says National’s proposed social policies will make it harder for Māori mothers to keep their babies.
While the pressure needs to stay on the current Government to address the situation, National’s policies all seem to come down to Ōranga Tamariki taking babies rather than trying to fix the problems families get into because of poverty and stress.
Friday, December 27, 2019
Karl du Fresne: A country where too many avoidable accidents happen
Labels: Accidents, Karl du Fresne, White IslandShe’ll be right. It’s almost the national motto. But in the aftermath of the Whakaari/White Island catastrophe, perhaps we should ask whether we’re just a bit too blasé about the acceptance of risk.
We go through national paroxysms of self-reproach after a tragic event – witness Pike River, the Christchurch earthquakes, Cave Creek – yet we seem to make the same basic mistake over and over again.
We’re world leaders at flaying ourselves after disaster has struck, but we never seem to see it coming.
Wednesday, December 25, 2019
Monday, December 23, 2019
Bob Edlin: Ombudsman invokes the Treaty and declares his aim to be fair – particularly to one group of citizens
Labels: Bob Edlin, Labour-NZ First-Green Government, Maori sovereignty, OmbudsmanAll animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. This was the declaration of the pigs who control the government in George Orwell’s novel, Animal Farm – a tart comment on the hypocrisy of governments that proclaim the absolute equality of their citizens but gives power and privileges to a small elite.
This country’s chief ombudsman – of all people – has tweaked this and declared that, for the purposes of his office, all citizens are equal but some are more equal than others.
Sunday, December 22, 2019
NZCPR Weekly: Ideas for a Better Future
Labels: NZCPR Weekly Newsletter, Opportunity Society, Sir Roger DouglasDear NZCPR Reader,
This week we share some innovative policy ideas to create an opportunity society, our NZCPR Guest Commentator Sir Roger Douglas outlines a plan to eliminate dependency and transform New Zealand’s future – and we ask readers whether we have your backing to continue bringing you our newsletters in 2020 HERE.*To read the newsletter click HERE.
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Saturday, December 21, 2019
Breaking Views Update: Week of 15.08.19
Labels: Breaking Views Update: monitoring race relations in the media, Fill in the form on the sidebar to receive mailouts of new informationSaturday December 21, 2019
News:
Calls for councillor's resignation after 'racist' joke at Wanganui meeting
"Repo has an unfortunate connotation doesn't it," Vinsen said. "Repo means repossession. I don't know if I'd like to live in that street."
Race relations commissioner Meng Foon said the joke was in bad taste.
Friday, December 20, 2019
GWPF Newsletter: Attenborough Tacitly Admits Netflix Deception
Labels: Benny Peiser, Global Warming Policy Forum NewsletterGreen Blob & BBC Start Anti-Boris Johnson Campaign
In this newsletter:
1) Attenborough Tacitly Admits Netflix Deception
GWPF TV, 19 December 2019
2) Green Blob & BBC Start Anti-Boris Johnson Campaign
GWPF, The Guardian, BBC 18 December 2019
Thursday, December 19, 2019
Barry Brill: Climate Change Commission ”Fatally Undermined”
Labels: Barry Brill, Climate Change Commission, Climate change propaganda, Labour-NZ First-Green Government
The potential credibility and standing of the Climate Change Commission
announced by Minister James Shaw has been fatally undermined by the inclusion
of four full-time climate change careerists and campaigners, according to the
New Zealand Climate Science Coalition.
“The statutory role of the Commission
is to provide independent evidence-based advice on those
long-term policies which will most effectively abate emissions and promote
adaptation. Its key role is to budget emissions abatement to tolerable levels
of economic pain,” said Coalition chairman Barry Brill.
Guy Steward: The Left is Wrong about Fascism
Labels: Fascism, Guy Steward, Socialism, UK election
It’s heartening to see the landslide victory of the
Conservatives in the UK with support across different socio-demographics. It
shows amongst other things what voters disenchanted by the frequent failure of
left-wing parties can do when there are viable alternatives. May we see
something similar in New Zealand in 2020.
And it’s fascinating to observe the reactions—especially of vociferous
left-wingers—to resounding defeats like this. It reveals their political
integrity or lack thereof.
Street protesters tend to come across as less
rational, less adult, in their reduction of everything to accusations. Granted
that duplicity is no one’s preserve, and everyone occasionally wears the hypocrite
label. Yet the political left at the street level take the cake, because while
their banners display moralist statements like “Say no to racism”, they are
quite OK with lying, smearing, slandering, misrepresenting, inferring evil
intent, hating, threatening, and cursing anyone considered too “right” or conservative.
…but please “Say no to racism!”.
GWPF Newsletter: Boris Johnson May Ditch EU Green Regulations After Brexit, No 10 Suggests
Labels: Benny Peiser, Global Warming Policy Forum NewsletterGreta Expectations = Great Flop
In this newsletter:
1) U.N. Climate Conference Flops As Nations Deadlock On Hot-Button Issues
Valerie Richardson, The Washington Time, 16 December 2019
2) Boris Johnson May Ditch EU Green Regulations After Brexit, No 10 Suggests
The Independent, 17 December 2019
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
GWPF Newsletter: Boris Johnson May Abolish BBC Licence Fee In Wake Of His Election Victory
Labels: Benny Peiser, Global Warming Policy Forum NewsletterYes, Prime Minister: It's Time To Cut The BBC Down To Size
In this newsletter:
1) Boris Johnson May Abolish BBC Licence Fee In Wake Of His Election Victory
The Sunday Telegraph, 15 December 2019
2) The Government Is Right To Consider The Future Of The BBC - They Should Start By Scrapping TV Licences
The Daily Telegraph, 14 December 2019
Tuesday, December 17, 2019
Frank Newman: Madrid 2019
Labels: Climate alarmism, Frank Newman
She moaned about over crowded trains, but travelled first
class. That pretty much sums up the
hypocrisy of do-as-I-say, not-as-I-do radical environmentalists.
"She" is Greta Thunberg, Times 2019 person of the
year. The climate change icon tweeted a photo showing her sitting on the floor of
a rail car among a pile of luggage, looking reflectively out of the window.
Presumably her thoughts are of the earth's demise. The caption is, "Traveling
on overcrowded trains through Germany. And I’m finally on my way home!"
She was returning from the annual UN Climate Change summit
in Madrid.
Monday, December 16, 2019
Clive Bibby: The small guys fight back - they have nothing to lose!
Labels: Clive Bibby, UK election, US Elections
The
remarkable political successes of Boris Johnson and Donald Trump against what most
"experts" described as insurmountable odds has to be the story of the
year - at least that is the way l see it.
I
hope you will have the patience to bear with me as l give my reasons for making
that claim and also volunteering why it is important that this region, way down
here at the opposite end of the planet, needs to take heed of any lessons we
can learn from this northern hemisphere phenomenon.
Sunday, December 15, 2019
Sterling Burnett: Climate-Change Alarmists Are Getting More Delusional In Their Predictions
Labels: Climate alarmism, Dr H. Sterling BurnettEvidence is growing that climate alarmists — those peddling the delusion that human-caused climate change is destroying the Earth — are growing ever more desperate.
Barely a day goes by without some so-called expert or group of experts proclaiming the world only has one year, two years, 10 years and so on to substantially reduce fossil-fuel consumption, or else it will be too late to prevent multitudes of cascading global disasters that make the biblical plagues of Egypt pale by comparison.
Yet, evidence shows people aren’t buying into the climate delusion. This has alarmists acting like used car salespersons, using ever direr and shriller language to get people to buy their “product,” which is ever more intrusive control over their lives.
Matt Ridley: The EU’s absurd risk aversion stifles new ideas
Labels: Matt Ridley, Precautionary Principle. Over-regulation, Trade WarsExcessive regulation means the health and environmental benefits of new technology are suppressed
With tariffs announced against Brazil and Argentina, and a threat against France, Donald Trump is dragging the world deeper into a damaging trade war.
Largely unnoticed, the European Union is also in trouble at the World Trade Organisation for its continuing and worsening record as a protectionist bloc.
Saturday, December 14, 2019
Frank Newman: Brexit exit for Corbyn
Labels: Frank Newman, Jeremy Corbyn, NZ Politics, UK election
The UK Labour Party has been slaughtered in the recent election
result. It's their worst result in 80 years. Electorates that had been
Labour bastions forever have fallen as life-long Labour supporters held their
nose and voted for Boris Johnson's Conservative Party - or didn't vote.
Brexit was a crucial factor as was Labour's archaic
socialist policies and its repugnant leadership. The Labour Party's position on
Brexit was political rather than principled and their messaging was unclear. Were
they for a Brexit exit or not? Voters simply wanted clarity and after years of
political deadlock voters had had enough and pro-Brexit Labourites voted
accordingly.
NZCPR Weekly: 2019 in Review
Labels: NZ Politics, NZCPR Weekly NewsletterDear NZCPR Reader,
This week we review the Government’s performance in 2019 and look ahead to the 2020 election, our NZCPR Guest Commentator Bob Edlin outlines some bizarre changes being introduced into prisons by Labour ‘to reduce Maori reoffending’, and our poll asks which party you think is likely to lead the country after the next election.*To read the newsletter click HERE.
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Breaking Views Update: Week of 8.12.19
Labels: Breaking Views Update: monitoring race relations in the media, Fill in the form on the sidebar to receive mailouts of new informationSaturday December 14, 2019
News:
Call for social work to be 'decolonised'
A Massey University researcher is calling for social work education in Aotearoa New Zealand to be decolonised. Social work lecturer Dr Paulè Ruwhiu, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Porou, has just completed her PhD research into the process of decolonisation and the experiences of Māori social workers and Māori social work students.
Friday, December 13, 2019
GWPF Newsletter: At Last! Rebel Member States Reject EU Green Finance Law In Setback For Climate Goals
Labels: Benny Peiser, Global Warming Policy Forum NewsletterArctic Temperature Was 7°C Warmer Than Today 10,000 Years Ago
In this newsletter:
1) At Last! Rebel Member States Reject EU Green Finance Law In Setback For Climate Goals
Reuters, 11 December 2019
2) COP Ritual, Stage 5: UN Climate Summit Deadlocked
Reuters, 11 December 2019
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