A parent who is also an ECE (early childhood education) teacher told us at a recent parents’ meeting that there is pressure on ECE centers to push gender ideology on preschoolers. What we found after some research should concern every parent.
Britney Spears has revealed she had an abortion while she was dating Justin Timberlake. But contrary to the narrative that the media and the pro-abortion lobby push, this wasn’t a good thing. Her experience exposes a number of myths.
In today’s McBlog, we speak again to kiwi David Silver live from Israel. David runs a ministry called Out Of Zion Ministries.
One of the first studies into the side effects of transgender surgeries has revealed alarmingly high rates of post-op pain, aching during intercourse, and bladder problems. Many could no longer control their bladders.
The leader of the Conservative party in Canada, Pierre Poilievre, recently gave a masterclass on how to handle left-wing media and journalists. The video went viral – for good reason. And he eats an apple while he’s doing it.
New Zealand should be following the lead of Sweden, which is pulling away from providing transgender treatment to minors due to concerns about safety. Instead the focus is being placed on “good psychosocial care”.
New research is finding increased connection between cannabis and suicide. Not only are cannabis users more at risk of developing serious mental health conditions that could lead to suicide, they’re also more likely to use cannabis in suicide attempts.
In October 2018, Canada was the first G-20 nation to legalise recreational cannabis. Five years on, public health experts say legalisation hasn’t created any health benefits — but it has been linked to some serious concerns.
Compelled Speech is never acceptable, especially when it’s being pushed onto primary-aged children. But at Auckland’s Melons Bay School students are being compelled to use “preferred pronouns” and gender-neutral language e.g. Police Officer, Fire officer, instead of Policeman, Fireman.
Do our dumb actions as teenagers disqualify us from leadership? Do even our past actions as adults permanently disqualify us? Or does it depend on what the action was, what the consequence at the time was, and how we responded?