Decoding NZ PM John Key’s dirty political tea leaf ritual on 11.11.11;  former Police Minister Bro. John Banks cast as naked beggar in ‘political winter’ before pre-Dotcom B-Grade Hollywood summer psy-op raid In the three-part series  – Psy-warfare from Zaoui to Iti to Dotcom – I showed how and why Algerian […]

    Lt. Colonel Samraoui’s character assassination of Zaoui On 4 December 2002, Algerian refugee Ahmed Zaoui was detained at New Zealand Customs after he had torn up his passport at 32,000 ft and flushed the pieces down one of the passenger jet’s toilets.[1] Zaoui was seeking political asylum partly because […]

Part I – The Doomsday Project The scenario of a deep state-engineered Great American Blackout crisis is explored here as the perfect cover story to cast Wall Street bankers as victims in the ensuing financial collapse. In this speculative heretical article, Steve Edwards outlines the predicament of America’s bankers, who […]

  Thirteen Nails. Thirteen Doors. Thirteen Letters. In the dead of night on the morning of 8 March 2018, thirteen letters were nailed to thirteen doors around Auckland City ahead of the revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership signing in Chile. The thirteen letters, which summarized New Zealand’s role as a ‘Switzerland of […]

The dawn raids of 15 October 2007 were a B-Grade psychological operation to avert a threat to the New Zealand Crown’s power:  Tūhoe sovereignty over Te Urewera. The Deep State’s motives, means and modus operandi for orchestrating a B-Grade mass character assassination via the transmission mechanism of the armed dawn raids […]

New Zealand’s 2017 election results have left the country in a similar position to the first MMP election in 1996. Like that first MMP election, seasoned political actor Winston Peters once again holds the ‘balance of power’ in his niche position as ‘king-maker’. Like 1996, the two major fizzy drink […]

In this editorial, the election campaign is likened to an imagined New Zealand Edition of a House of Cards game  – with a zombie apocalypse theme. “Prescription Pills” suggests that this election is Labour’s to lose. But, to win it – a bold yet counter-intuitive move is needed. A meet-up at […]