A B'Old Woman

 One of the best things to come out of cyclone-ravaged Hawkes Bay in the last year is Jane Morgan’s newly released cookbook titled ‘ The Dinner Club’ , which is being sold as a fundraiser to feed people. It’s selling like hotcakes online, but the only local bookshop which stocked it sent Jane a request to collect the remaining books from them asap, because Jane doesn’t believe men can be women. They also concluded, from trawling through Jane’s social media, that she was “anti-Māori”, which, in an extremely ironic way, is as funny as feck, seeing as Jane’s mother is Māori. However, a Māori simply being honest about Māori crime stats is not excused from being “anti- Māori”, it would seem. Work that one out, if you can. The dumping of Jane’s book from the bookshop, Wardini Books , is said to have been instigated by a complaint from a known troublemaker, who is also named in several Netsafe complaints. The bookshop owners, apparently being woke up the wazoo, immediately reacted aga...

 Recently, Woman's Day NZ magazine published a story about a Shortland St star, who also happens to be a man who identifies as a woman. He spoke about his experience at the Let Women Speak rally in Albert Park, NZ, on 25 March 2023. It was certainly a version which didn't align much with the experience of the women who attended that rally. He also, with an impressive sleight of hand, seamlessly associated  Destiny Church with it, blowing on past the fact that Destiny Church was doing their own thing, which happened to be a little further down the road. The trans activists, pumped with adrenalin from the violence they'd just perpetrated on women at the Let Women Speak rally, tried to gatecrash it. It didn't go so well for them. It's become normal for organisations everywhere to be captured by gender ideology, or capitulate to it. Those of us who aren't captured, and don't capitulate, are hissed at and labelled as 'witches' with such fervency that th...

 This week, we were treated to another doozy of an article from New Zealand writer and journo Yvonne van Dongen. Following up from her exposé about the racketeering of neo-rainbow lobby groups, Yvonne does a bit of look into the sorts of neo-rainbow events New Zealand taxpayers are funding. It has quite the look of ‘queering’ society about it. The word ‘queer’ is a bit like the word ‘gender’ now, in the way it has morphed and evolved and means different things to different people. In broad terms, though, the Q (Queer) in the acronym LGBTQIA+ is anyone who lives and breathes gender-identity ideology, and eschews being a normie – i.e. normal – whatever that means in their view. It’s not common to identify as just ‘queer’ and nothing else; it’s usually accompanied by at least one other descriptor in the vast gender-identity lexicon, often more. The ‘queer community’ is amorphous and indefinable, but has gender-identity ideology beating at its heart. It seems to have a great appeal f...

  First published 25th March 2023 Today in Auckland, New Zealand, we experienced mob violence that was New York level. I never thought I’d see that here in New Zealand, but today I did. Kellie-Jay Keen of Standing for Women UK has been touring Australia and New Zealand with her  ‘Let Women Speak’  rallies. She encountered some fierce mob intimidation from trans activists in Australia during her rallies, but I really didn’t think that level of abuse and violence would get surpassed in New Zealand. How wrong was I. The only way to describe the trans activist mob at Auckland today is feral. Kellie-Jay Keen had to get escorted out of the rally after only being there a brief time due to fears for her safety, and the rally was abandoned. Caitlin was there, and this is her story below. Like many of us she is very, very angry, and like many of us she is also ready for it to be known. “I am finally home and sitting down with shaking hands to detail what happened today – Saturday 2...

  First published 5th June 2023 When violence erupted at the Let Women Speak rally in Albert Park¹, like many, I was shocked at the police inaction. Whilst trans activists aggressively mobbed Kellie-Jay Keen and the rally marshalls, and also behaved aggressively towards other women attending the rally, a handful of police stood by and let it happen. Their response, when asked for help, was “we’re not here to protect you”. It had the disturbing feeling of them being instructed not to act. It was only when Kellie-Jay Keen’s security team and citizen-protectors got her outside the park that the police took over, and got her safely away. Whoever gave the police the instruction not to help may never be revealed, but questions have been asked. If we ever do get a straight answer, I personally would not be surprised if a  Diversity Liaison Officer  featured significantly. Like much of New Zealand’s public service, our police force has been subjected to neo-rainbow² inculcation. ...