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Have I Been Outed as the Leader of Auckland Antifa?

by Dieuwe de Boer · 29/10/2018 9pm
It's been over two months since I attended the Nigel Farage event in Auckland, but a few weeks ago someone sent me a link to the following tweet. I thought that I was just some guy who put his opinions in the internet in the hopes that someone, or anyone, would find them interesting.
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Golriz Ghahraman - Standing Up for a Dog's Right to Its Day in Court

by Items on the Balustrade · 05/09/2018 10pm
Golriz Ghahraman could make a human rights issue out of a minor rules change for hiring the local memorial hall. So there is certainly nothing that could be presented to the New Zealand Parliament that would not provide an opportunity for her to lay out her bona fides with regard to one noble cause ...
Opinion

Lefty Babies - Golriz and the Modern Left

by John Black · 26/06/2018 9am
Our readers, being people of taste and discernment, will seldom have loitered at the Spinoff, a website devoted to reality T.V. and naive politics. Last week I hit rare pay dirt - an article that managed to sum up everything I despise about the modern left in under a thousand words.
Opinion

Green MP Who Campaigned on Being a Refugee Upset By Questions Asking If She's Kiwi Enough

by Dieuwe de Boer · 16/05/2018 9am
Golriz Ghahraman became a poster girl for the Green Party and a media darling, but she turned out to be a fake and is now routinely mocked outside of the elitist circles. Her most recent triggering incident was being asked if she was "kiwi enough" to speak for all New Zealanders.
Opinion

The Iranian Handshake: A One-Way Street

by Dieuwe de Boer · 27/02/2018 9pm
When preparing for a meeting with the Iranian ambassador, a female Labour MP was told not to shake his hand as this would be inappropriate. The problem with this "handshake snub" by the Iranian delegation isn't one of cultural understanding.
Opinion

The Manufactured Candidate

by Dieuwe de Boer · 05/12/2017 9am
In response to my article about the Golriz Ghahraman I received a number of claims that she had done no wrong and never attempted to hide or embellish her life's story. This is easily disproved and David Farrar created a list so that I don't have to: 1. Nov 16 – Green newsletter. Says “worked as a ...
Opinion

It's Not the War Crimes That Get You, It's The Coverup

by Dieuwe de Boer · 01/12/2017 6pm
It's not really a problem when you've never lived under enemy fire, worked as a defense attorney for war criminals, posed for photos with said war criminals, and co-authored a paper denying genocide. It's just a problem when your life is presented as being the opposite of what it really is. Where ...