1973: Our Big Norm
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
This 1973 musical comedy poke at the Prime Minister Norman Kirk was converted into a tribute anthem when the big man died. Like Springsteen’s ‘Born in the USA’ people hear the music and think it’s complimentary because they don’t listen. Had Kirk lived on, this song would have helped bring down his Labour 3.0 regime […]
Read more..August 31, 2019
The Young Perish, and the Old Linger
By VJM
In the Lord of the Rings trilogy, King Theoden uses the phrase “The young perish, and the old linger,” to describe the accursed state of his kingdom of Rohan. The phrase strikes a chord, because most people can intuitively understand that society ought to exist to further the young, and that the old ought to […]
Read more..August 30, 2019
“After the purge we can go Ancap”
By NZB3
Take the Anarkiwi pill! You think like this, it’s already too late…. “I really wish we had a government I could be proud of and serve! It’s not that I have a problem with any authority, but more the fact I’ll never bow to a socialist like Jacinda Arden.” “There are however a few men […]
Read more..August 30, 2019
1974: Kirk Out
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Prime Minister, Norman Kirk, ran his body into the ground and died today in New Zealand history; 31 August, 1974. Every politician is a sociopath, every Government a Mafia racket. Kirk’s short lived Labour 3.0 clothed itself in people-pleasing camouflage like The Ohu Scheme and I Care Year. Behind the scenes Kirk and his people were, […]
Read more..August 30, 2019
Socialism and Capitalism
By NZB3
Socialism and Capitalism. Or, r vs K selection. It’s a bit of a sea-saw in that Socialism stops shooting when he’s about to fall and opens fire again when the bleeding stops enough to steady the plank. Over and over. Post syndicated from http://NZB3.anarkiwi.co.nz/2019/08/30/socialism-and-capitalism/.
Read more..August 30, 2019
1948: Extinguishing British Citizenship
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
On September 6th, 1948, The British Nationality and New Zealand Citizenship Act became law. Until this Act came into force, people born in New Zealand were British subjects but not New Zealand citizens for there was no such thing. The change was a milestone in reducing the New Zealander’s freedom in the world. Once, as a […]
Read more..August 29, 2019
Trading in the sanctity and sacrament of marriage for a sugary dessert
By NZB3
Bit of modern social history which young Kiwis are embracing with a thumbs up.. “These Teens Faked A Proposal At A Fancy Restaurant And People Are Calling It Iconic” “We faked a proposal just to get free dessert,” Domitrovich tweeted. Trading in the sanctity and sacrament of marriage for a sugary dessert. Exploiting a host’s […]
Read more..August 29, 2019
The Government Should Legalise Cannabis For The Rugby World Cup
By VJM
Kiwis are rejoicing at the news that our owners have permitted us extended hours to drink alcohol on licensed premises while Rugby World Cup games are on this Spring. It’s true that anything that facilitates New Zealanders coming together in a spirit of goodwill is a good thing, and VJM Publishing applauds this move for […]
Read more..August 29, 2019
1974: I Care
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
New Zealanders living through the Feels vs. Reals cultural contests of our own times can easily relate to this drippy bullshit from Labour 3.0 back in 1974…. “Where’s the end to all our talking? So intellectual with our airs and….things. You know what’s wrong? We’ve been talking far too long! When all we mean to […]
Read more..August 28, 2019
The War Criminal’s Apprentice
By VJM
The great disconnect between the rhetoric and the reality of the Sixth Labour Government has confused many people. Many people have been taken in by the mainstream media’s propaganda about kindness, and are therefore at a loss to explain what’s currently going on in our society. This article seeks to explain the psychology of Jacinda […]
Read more..August 27, 2019
Victimhood Culture vs. NZ Sign Language
By NZB3
The Victimhood Culture quest for new things to be offended about goes ever deeper into uncharted territory. Now they’re so hungry for new food they’re reforming New Zealand Sign Language to be more PC! As it turns out, it’s a rich vein of delightfully non-Politically Correct discourse to tap too. You can see for yourself […]
Read more..August 27, 2019
1891: Land and Income Tax Assessment Act
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Today is a black day in New Zealand History, especially for Anarchists. 27 Aug 1891, the Land and Income Tax Assessment Act passed into law. The taxing of income per se had begun. So had the principle of Progressive Tax: From Each According to His Ability. [See above: toon of Ballance, the Rain-Maker- shooting a […]
Read more..August 27, 2019
