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  1. It’s a data centre, not Langley.

    As for facial recognition that’s more pause for thought. If you want to go through your windscreen because you don’t wear a seatbelt, be my guest ( though as a tax payer can you contribute to you treatment cost). On the other hand if you are an ar*ehole that uses their phone while driving a moving vehicle you should be fined at least a $1,000. Don’t risk other peoples safety with your self important f*ckwittery.

  2. I thought Morse was an American anarchist immigrant using New Zealand the way John Key and Shaneel Lal and other immigrants come here to do. If money-grubbing hair obsessing Key got to be PM, and Micronesian LGBT leader Lal advises the NZ Dept of Education about enabling Kiwi children to be like him, and even Kiwi Bank sees Lal as an iconic young New Zealander, then I’m not all that comfortable about diversity the way it’s being done in New Zealand.

    Key spent a fortune trying to change our New Zealand flag to suit himself. Morse burnt a flag in a public place, our place, which isn’t something that we do here, and Lal looks as if he’d like to make biological females faces the colour of flags. Be good if they could all bugger off and perform elsewhere.

    The thing about a Ministry of Truth in a government which claims to be the sole source of truth, is that it’s all based on lies. All over the western world governments are clamping down on free speech to protect themselves, not anybody else. If the Labour government maintains it wants to silence hate speech, then it needs to show that hate speech has proliferated in any significant way. They have failed to do this. I don’t see why New Zealanders should be muzzled because of one sick little Australian runt who came to this country to perpetrate something terrible, and we’re paying the price, to suit self- interested politicians.

    Kidman with her pathetic mean girl whinings is just a joke, but well done to the cops if they really are going to do something about tail gaters. About time.

  3. It’s not clear exactly how a government could fully break away from the all-pervasive, Five Eyes surveillance machine.

    It would probably require the national network of wire communications to be unbundled from the international wide-area networks. All storage and processing systems would have to be local and behind a strong firewall, with international transmissions reduced to a bare minimum.

    The other issue is the submarine cables. The N.S.A. can hoover up nearly everything as it passes through Guam or Hawaii. The only other route is to send everything across the Nullibor and onward to Indonesia.

  4. All this modern technology, online purchasing and social platforms enabling scams and surveillance of one another reminds us that we bought all this crap onto ourselves.

  5. Disappointing to see this from Morse. Just shows you can never trust an anarchist, they all turn liberal in the end.

  6. From recent news reports, it would seem that Trumps obtaining, storing, and hiding confidential documents, and then obfuscating and hindering the authorities from retreaving them, is on a par or worse than Assange. The motives of Assange were ostensibly to use confidential documents to blow the whistle on war crimes, for the betterment of everyone – and war crimes were by far the more serious crime. The prosecution of Assange, is really the American authority trying to stop people from divulging illegal activities conducted by American authority, which seems a major conflict of interest.
    If first world countries only count war crimes as crimes, when they are done by the enemy and not by them, then they should do what’s proper and withdraw from the Hague convention and Geneva conventions. The powers that be, are supposed to set the standard, but if the public follow their standard, then the next time you stumble on a horrific crime, then should you turn a blind eye and cover it up, and even try to prosecute anyone else who knows of the crime, and tries to do the right thing.
    Whatever Trumps motives were, they were for the betterment of Trump. If American justice is justice, you would expect whatever penalty Assange receives, to be lesser than Trumps. But we all know what the reality will be. Evil florishes when good people do nothing. If we were good people, we could offer Assange sanctuary, or at least his home country of Aus chould, but we all know what the reality will be.

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