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Out in the Waikato, where the river runs like it always has, steady, quiet, certain, there was a way of life that didn’t need explaining. · Not perfect. Not easy. But real. · Tama grew up in it. · A Life Without Labels · Born in the late 20s, Māori mum, Pākehā dad. Back then that wasn’t a label, it was just family. Just how things were. · You didn’t sit around defining yourself. You worked, you showed up, you pulled your weight, and you looked…

Source: Free Speech Union Full Submission: Read Full Submission · Published: April 2026 · The Free Speech Union has raised serious concerns over the proposed Policing Amendment Bill, warning it would grant police sweeping new powers to film individuals, detain them, and compel identification at public gatherings. · Scenario Raises Alarm · Turn up to a peaceful protest. An officer films you. A closure notice is issued because a constable…

Author: @alimcforever · Introduction · The United States Constitution is 237 years old. But the document it draws from, according to this account, predates it by centuries. · “The United States Constitution is 237 years old. But the document it plagiarizes is over 800 years old.” · The Great Law of Peace is described as the founding constitution of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy — a political system that unified multiple Indigenous nations…

Watch the video - https://www.jchristoff.com/wal... · Introduction · Jason Christoff reflects on insights from a past visit to the Romanian Parliament (March 10th), expanding into a broader discussion about global systems, energy infrastructure, and geopolitical narratives. · Romanian Parliament Experience · Christoff recounts a visit to the Romanian Palace of Parliament, where he and a small group — including Dr. Merrill Nash, Dr. Chris…

The emerging reality is much more threatening to Russia so hopefully Lavrov will pay more attention to that. · Andrew Korybko · Trump’s former Special Envoy to Ukraine Keith Kellogg told Fox News in early April that the US should “Redraw the defense alignments we have, maybe create one with Japan and Australia and some of those European nations that are willing to go into the fight, like the new, reengaged Germany or Poland, as well.…

Susan Kokinda on Kevin Warsh's "regime change" testimony at the Fed, Trump's Defense Production Act assault on the British free-trade system, and the empire's panic as Chatham House holds its inquest into the Not-So-Special Relationship. · Susan Kokinda · Susan Kokinda argues that Kevin Warsh's Senate Banking Committee testimony—calling for "regime change" at the Federal Reserve and blaming inflation on excessive money…

Alex Krainer · In yesterday’s report we discussed the way another escalation of war in the Middle East might impact global oil markets. In the worst case scenario, the entire region’s energy infrastructure could be impaired, reducing global oil supply by as much as 32%. Unfortunately, the standoff between the U.S. and Iran is not the only factor that is now causing large scale disruption to the world energy production. · Over the…

More European countries are quietly stepping back from the anti-Russian front By Fyodor Lukyanov, the editor-in-chief of Russia in Global Affairs, chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, and research director of the Valdai International Discussion Club. https://www.rt.com/op-ed/authors/fyodor-lukyanov/Russia in Global AffairsRGA on Telegram · ©  Hristo Vladev / Anadolu via Getty Images · The …

Airlines have started raising costs and cutting routes, increasing the risk of last-minute cancellations and disruption before the summer holiday season · FILE PHOTO. ©  Thomas Lohnes/Getty Images · Europe’s summer getaway is under threat as airlines slash thousands of flights amid a deepening jet fuel crunch, raising alarm among holidaymakers. Lufthansa alone is scrapping 20,000 services through October to conserve fuel, the…

A Moldovan court sentenced business tycoon Vladimir Plahotniuc in a $1 billion bank fraud case · FILE PHOTO. Vladimir Plahotniuc. ©  Sputnik / Miroslav Rotar · A Moldovan court has sentenced businessman and opposition politician Vladimir Plahotniuc to 19 years in prison in a high-profile bank fraud case. · The charges are related to a 2014 bank scandal in which $1 billion was siphoned from three of the largest financial…