Today in Rock History
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Israel’s Attack Underscores the Need for Modernized Doctrine
The nature of warfare has changed – forever. On the night of April 13th, 2024 – Iran launched hundreds of one-way drones and ballistic missiles to strike deep into Israel. The unmanned drones flew towards pre-designated targets, most likely navigating from GPS coordinates. Thankfully, 99% of the invading munitions were shot down.
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This Circus Is Far from Over
Don’t bet on the Higgins-Lehrmann saga being anywhere near over, just yet.
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The BFD Stuff Up of the Day
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Laughter Is the Best Medicine
This regular daily post is the place to joke and banish negative thoughts.
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The BFD General Debate
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Australians Have Just Had Enough
Labor have cosseted violent extremism for cheap votes — Albanese’s hand-wringing now rings hollow.
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Stuff to Produce Newshub Bulletin- But Will You Watch?
Stuff and Warner Bros Discovery have announced that Stuff will produce a nightly news bulletin to replace Newshub.
Keep readingPolice Protect Young Female Pro-life Speaker From Screaming Pro-abortion Mob in Manchester
A “screaming pro-abortion mob” forced local police to provide an escort to a pro-life speaker at the University of Manchester who had to take transport to a different location because it was “not safe” to go directly to her accommodation.
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Citizens Are Doing It for Themselves
From Sydney to New York, frustrated citizens are taking the law into their own hands.
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The Death of Democracy
Unmitigated tosh was talked by diverse commentators, mostly with a personal employment interest in the matter, with advice that TV3 is to close its spasmodic news…
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Cost Cutting: Stuff’s 6 O’Clock News Bulletin to Be Presented by A.I Robot
Only hours after revealing that Stuff would be taking over TV 3’s 6 o’clock news duties, owner Sinead Boucher has dropped another bombshell.
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Hookers and Cruises on the Taxpayer Dollar
Surprise! Another Labor brainfart turns into a massively expensive scam.
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Keep readingWill Politicians Let Democracy Die in the Darkness?
Politicians across the political spectrum are implicated in the New Zealand media’s failing health. Either through neglect or incompetent interventions, successive governments have failed to regulate, foster, and…
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Why We Must Re-Elect the Current Government
On October the 23rd a majority of New Zealand said they had had enough. The Labour government of the previous six years was swept from office in a…
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The Belief That Good Things Come from Violence
An old joke goes that the last thing Jesus would want to see when he returns is a cross on a believer’s neck. But I think he’d really…
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The Wellbeing Budget That Wasn’t
Even as previous Finance Minister Grant Robertson was being hustled out the back door he waxed lyrical about their government’s groundbreaking wellbeing budgets.
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Will the Govt Keep Its Promises?
The Coalition was elected not only to stop their influence but to remove it altogether. Will they honour their promises to protect equal rights and rebuild democracy – or are they too being ‘captured’ by iwi?
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1000 Jobs Cut in a Single Day
The Government is swinging the axe hard, cutting more than 1000 state sector jobs in a single day yesterday. Even with these cuts, the state sector will still be larger than in 2017 when Labour took office. The Government should, and indeed must cut more:
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Face of the Day
Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci and Coles boss Leah Weckert fronted up to the Senate inquiry on supermarket prices yesterday and both stated the sector remained competitive despite the size of their duopoly.
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The BFD Daily Proverb
The mouths of fools are their ruin; they trap themselves with their lips.
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The BFD Nightcap
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Wednesday Weapons
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How Spanish Farmers Deal With Millions Of Wild Boars And Other Invasive Species
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Operation Iron Shield: A Joint Coalition Against Iran
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Latest Video of Iran Attack on Israel
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The BFD Daily Roundup
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The BFD Backchat
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Today in Rock History
Today in Rock History is a music orientated segment where we would like to encourage readers to share their thoughts and tastes in music and discuss the various aspects of any music topic.
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A Clear Danger to the World
China has acquired dangerous monopoly power over battery production worldwide. CFACT has published my brief study report on this new threat — “CHINA’S GRAPHITE MONOPOLY.”
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New Fauci Emails Raise More Questions
A new tranche of emails raise allegations of damage control and CIA involvement.
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The BFD Stuff Up of the Day
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Laughter Is the Best Medicine
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Knives Out Again in Sydney
The media are going out of their way to not mention the obvious.
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Quit Clinging to Your Cars
This unthinking knee-jerk spirit, which permeates Western officialdom, is sparking citizen revolts against a bloated ruling class.
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ANZAC Dawn Service to Remember Fallen Soldiers
A dawn service in Cathedral Square will provide an opportunity for residents to honour New Zealand’s fallen soldiers on Anzac Day.
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Where Are the ‘Anti-war’ Left, Now?
If the left really cared about civilian and children suffering, why are they totally silent about Sudan?
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The Trans Agenda Suffers Mortal Blow
The justification for confusing, chemicalising and castrating our children in the name of gender ideology is crumbling before our eyes. A major report out of the UK last week has all but nailed the coffin shut on a grand social experiment that should never have happened.
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