The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 6th June 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Year: 2017
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PRESIDENT OF AOTEAROA LEGALISE CANNABIS PARTY RESIGNS TO JOIN THE OPPORTUNITIES PARTY CALLS ON ALL ALCP MEMBERS TO DO THE SAME
The President of the Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party Abe Gray is resigning his office and party membership to join The…
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Israel’s war without end – Palestine Human Rights Campaign
On 5 June 1967, Israel launched its Six-Day War for territorial expansion and population-control in what was left of Palestine…
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Why hasn’t the young waitress who had to put up with John Key touching her at her work & had the courage to stand up to him been awarded?
Whose actions deserve rewarding? A rich millionaire whose sense of entitlement allowed him to touch a young woman at work on 10 seperate occasions or the young woman who stood up to him in front of his armed security team and demanded he stop touching her?
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Church Leaders and Churches Climate Network joins those galvanizing for Climate action and laments US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement
The Churches Climate Network in New Zealand profoundly laments the withdrawal of the US from the Paris Agreement for climate…
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Ahmadiyya Muslim Community NZ condemns London Attack
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in New Zealand categorically condemns the terrorist attack that took place on Saturday in London in…
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Malcolm Evans – All those who support Trump say aye
Malcolm Evans – All those who support Trump say aye
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4 months out from 2017 election – National lying, Labour door knocking, Greens middle classing, TOP gaining, NZ First hungry
4 months out from a General Election and the list of issues that our political class and corporate media are avoiding is just extraordinary…
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Ariana Grande, Manchester, London, Zbigniew Brzezinski, toxic masculinity, the War on Terror and us
…responding to cruelty, hate and twisted spiteful inadequacy with compassion, kindness and love will do more to ending this war on terror than any military escalation or civil liberties clamp down ever can.
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GUEST BLOG: Jin An – Serco: New Zealand’s real Minister of Police
Having studied criminal policy, worked as a prosecutor, and served as a justice policy advisor, I can tell you with absolute confidence that all the research concludes that prisons do not reduce crime. Prisons do not reduce crime. Prisons. Do not. Reduce. Crime. But what some of the research does show is that they make people feel good; make people feel more safe. More prisons offer the illusion of greater safety.