A group of masked Muslim protesters took to the streets of east London yesterday, vowing to “stand firm” and remain “ready to defend our community” in response to a planned United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) protest.
PM Albanese and Minister Burke have imported enough Muslims from around the world to stage a Muslim takeover of southern Australia. The undocumented people coming from Gaza, (there is no Palestine), could comprise Hamas operatives fresh from a bloody battleground ready to train their counterparts in Australia.
Cairns News would be very surprised if Trump did not warn Albanese about this population transfer of Islam to Australia and we have evidence Trump would have been briefed on this dire situation prior to Albanese’s visit to the White House.
Albanese and Labor are being attacked on every front in Australia, as unprecedented civil unrest ranges from millions marching around the nation supported by an intensive media campaign by Sky News, all of the alternative media and Facebook targeting immigration, Digital ID and internet censorship.
The wheels are falling off eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant’s censorship bandwagon forcing her to announce she will be leaving the position.
The outcome of the study by Huijser is that natural causes play a dominant role in recent global warming, according to the analysis presented. Specifically, the study concludes that roughly two-thirds of observed global warming should be attributed to natural factors, mainly those that increase incoming solar radiation—such as changes in cloud cover and surface albedo—rather than solely to anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions.
The study challenges the standard Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) hypothesis that attributes warming exclusively to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.
Analysis using satellite-based top-of-atmosphere (TOA) radiation data and ocean heat content measurements indicates that the increase in warming aligns more closely with an increase in incoming shortwave solar radiation (SWIN) rather than with the rise in GHG concentrations alone.
Arguments suggesting the increase in solar radiation is secondary feedback due to GHG-induced warming are considered quantitatively insufficient, according to the paper.
Based on the presented evidence, about a third of warming is attributed to GHGs, and about two-thirds to natural solar-related factors, resulting in a lower climate sensitivity to greenhouse gases than the values suggested by IPCC models.
Who would’ve thunk it? Based on the most recent polls for the New York City mayoral election, being held on Tuesday 4 November, that’s what they’re going to get. The opinion polls all show the 34-year-old Zohran Mamdani (born in Kampala, Uganda) in the mid 40%’s comfortably ahead of the next highest, Andrew Cuomo in 20%’s.
from GrrrGraphics
Behold The Great Mamdini! Abracadabra, NYC— watch freedom vanish!
Abracadabra! Here’s Zohran Mamdini, the top-hatted Houdini of communism! Ladies and gentlemen, step right up to the greatest show in New York! The race for mayor of the Big Apple—where the air shimmers with the scent of stale Marxist manifestos and the faint whiff of vanishing tax dollars!
Behold Zohran Mamdani, ‘The Great Mamdini!’ The under-educated and under-qualified mayoral candidate came from Uganda and now he’s resplendent in his tuxedo of taxpayer-funded tailoring, waving his wand of woke wizardry over the Big Apple. With a flourish filigreed filibusters, he plunges his hand into the enchanted top hat labeled “POLICIES,” and poof! Out pops the bushy-bearded ghost of Karl Marx, sneering contemptuously as if he had just inherited the means of production.
It’s not your grandma’s Democrat Party; this is a high-stakes, sleight-of-hand performance—where the audience—that’s you, New York—ends up holding an empty silk scarf of shattered expectations.
The shine is well and truly wearing off Te Pāti Māori.
The campaign truck once used to promote Oriini Kaipara’s successful Tāmaki Makaurau bid is now being flogged off by Turners on behalf of a finance company, repossessed, stripped of value, and dumped on the lot for sale.
The 1991 Isuzu CXH still looks slick from the outside, covered in glossy Te Pāti Māori branding. But open the door and it is a disaster, with ripped seats, rubbish, and neglect everywhere. You could not ask for a better metaphor for the party itself – all polish and pride on the outside, chaos and dysfunction within.
The self-proclaimed party for the people is now at war with itself. This week, Te Pāti Māori moved to suspend its own MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi, and to reset her entire Te Tai Tokerau electorate committee. The decision follows months of bitter infighting, accusations of a leadership dictatorship, and whispers that the movement’s supposed unity is nothing more than a façade.
Kapa-Kingi’s own son, former party executive Eru Kapa-Kingi, lit the fuse earlier this year when he accused the leadership of running the party like dictatorship. His claims have proven somewhat prophetic.
Pre 1997 – Under British Common law, the foreshore and seabed were owned by the Crown on behalf of all New Zealanders. This was affirmed in the 1963 Ninety Mile Beach case, when the Court of Appeal found that no common law ‘customary title’ existed in the foreshore and seabed.
1997 – South Island Maori lodged a foreshore and seabed claim with the Maori Land Court over a marine farming consent dispute with the Marlborough District Council. The Court found in the Maori claimants’ favour.
The Crown argued that the Maori Land Court had no jurisdiction over the foreshore and seabed and appealed the case to the High Court. The Crown won, with the Judge ruling that the foreshore and seabed were beneficially owned by the Crown.
2003 – The Maori claimants then took the case to the Court of Appeal where activist Chief Justice Dame Sian Elias overturned the High Court ruling, to find in Ngati Apa’s favour, that ‘customary title’ in the foreshore and seabed might exist, and that such rights should be tested in the Maori Land Court.
2004 – Since the Maori Land Court had the power to convert customary title into private title which could be sold, this highly controversial Court of Appeal decision set the scene for the privatisation of the entire coastline, this forced Helen Clark’s Labour Government to legislate to re-affirm Crown ownership through their 2004 Foreshore and Seabed Act.
Because of the Foreshore and Seabed issue Tariana Turia left the Labour Party to co-found the Māori Party.
2008 – National was elected to Government, the Maori Party agreed to join their coalition on condition that Labour’s Foreshore and Seabed Act was repealed.
John Key launched a review, saying that a law change would only go ahead if there was widespread public support. But in spite of 91 percent of submissions opposing the change, National pressed ahead anyway.
2011 – National, driven by Chris Finlayson and encouraged by John Key, passed the Marine and Coastal Area Act 2011 — this Act opened up the coasts to tribal claims. And granted claimants up to $458,000 each to research their claim. NZers who opposed these opportunistic claims had to fund their own cases.
2016 ~ 2025 – A number of customary marine title (CMT) awards were granted to tribes at sites along the coast (e.g., 2016 Titi Islands; – 2021 Ōpōtiki, Gisborne, Wairoa; – 2024 Wairarapa, Tokomaru Bay; – 2025 Kāpiti Coast, Rūapuke Island).
2017– Was the deadline date for claims to be lodged, with the bulk of the 580 claims flooding in late 2016 – early 2017
2025 – A new amendment bill (Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) (Customary Marine Title) Amendment Bill) passed its final reading on 21 October 2025. It was introduced under the current coalition government to restore what the ministers see as the original intent of the 2011 Act, by tightening the tests for customary title and enabling some claims for re-hearing.
Closing Notes:
> Labour has already indicated they will reverse the 2025 Bill, yet it was Labour that wisely put the Foreshore and Seabed into Crown ‘ownership’ in 2004!
> The enduring solution is for the foreshore and seabed to be returned to full Crown ownership on behalf of ALL New Zealanders, reflecting the intent of the 2004 Act.
Clean air measures are important, but don’t think that the Climate Cult can make the climate warmer, colder, wetter or drier — natural forces are far too powerful.
