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Earlier today, I wrote about how certain groups had called for Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern to be denied entry to New Zealand. The event has since been cancelled. Let's have a look at how they did it and also detail some future plans for how we will strike back.

Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern were coming to speak in Auckland next month, but not everyone was happy. Both the Islamists and Antifa were up in arms about the event and threats were made that led to the cancellation of the event.

On Friday 3rd August at 8pm, Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux will be live in Auckland. Lauren Southern is a Canadian journalist, political activist, documentary filmmaker and best-selling author.

New Zealand is facing an epidemic of children with anxiety issues. Children as young as three are being treated across the country. Here are some examples of the psychological scarring that New Zealand children suffer from.

It's not often that you can get our media to report on a "good guy with a gun" story, but since a New Zealander was on the receiving end, they didn't have much of a choice this time.

Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, and usually the deadliest too. Our Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition, NZ Police, and Human Rights Commission are all joining in this celebration of an ideology with values antithetical to our own.

One quiet April morning, a leaflet was placed in my letterbox, inviting me to learn about true Islam. This pamphlet argued that ISIS was twisting Islam and the Koran, it contained eleven "true facts" about Islam, and invited readers to connect with them over coffee.

The NBC host was one of the fastest to be vapourised by the #MeToo movement in November, which has taken down several high profile liberals like Lauer. The allegations were not spurious, he admitted guilt, and was promptly fired.

Before the by-election, I posited a few possible outcomes and what those would mean, but it turns out that nothing particularly shocking happened. In the end, Labour increase their vote, but National didn't lose any support.

This morning at 12 noon in Aotea Square, Auckland, a group of around 60 free speech activists gathered to protest the imprisonment of Tommy Robinson by the UK government for reporting on the Muslim rape gang court cases.