by PAUL COLLITS – ANYONE thinking “thank God he’s gone” – and I don’t mean Beijing Biden, I mean the Boy Blunder Justin Castro – should press the pause button on any early celebrations. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau may or may not…
by PAUL COLLITS – A JAPANESE public official recently became the second politician in the world – as far as I am aware – to apologise for the global pandemic crimes of the political class. Kazuhiro Haraguchi, a former Minister for Internal…
by PAUL COLLITS – A SINISTER “managed retreat” scheme could soon force Australians from their homes, as local government and woke insurance corporations join forces. Shocking evidence has emerged of how climate change modelling is to be used to render homes “uninsurable”. …
by PAUL COLLITS – THE global economy is a house of cards. When it comes crashing down, as many believe it will, the heavily leveraged plebs who will lose everything, not the controligarchs. Because … they have a plan. They are giddy…
by PAUL COLLITS – ONE of the nation’s most dangerous women made a showing at Davos this month pushing an agenda the majority of the earth doesn’t want. Her name is Julie Inman-Grant, and, along with global epidemic adviser Jane Halton, she…
by PAUL COLLITS – THIS week past, thousands of private jets flew into the heart of darkness. Complete with caviar and hookers. This version plays out, not in the steamy jungles of Belgian Congo (or late 70s Cambodia), but on a snowy…
by PAUL COLLITS – THERE are two Robert Menzies Institutes in Australia. One is run by Nick Cater, and the other by the University of Melbourne, aka The Parkville Asylum. So named by the legendary and now vanished Professor Bunyip, who may…
by PAUL COLLITS – THE next major war, like the last one, will be fought by the State against its people. There will be new weapons, like Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and digital IDs, as well as (inevitably) more poisonous vaccines. …
by PAUL COLLITS – ONE upon a time Davos was a village in the Swiss Alps, known for not much at all. Suddenly it was famous. It is interesting how under-the-radar Swiss towns suddenly become famous for hosting nefarious groups having confabs….
by PAUL COLLITS – ONE of the many joys of having lived for some years in New Zealand (sorry, Aotearoa) is the two degrees of separation and the informal access this provides to well-known people. You can find yourself deep in extended…
