Colonisation and archaic British law behind state welfare – New Zealand Nurses Organisation
Colonisation and the legacy of archaic British law were the starting points for our modern child welfare system that is…
Year: 2019
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The Politics of Selfishness
We may live at the bottom of the world but the vast Pacific Ocean no longer insulates us from what happens in other countries far to our North East and West.
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On The Recent Death Of Jeffrey Epstein
On the one hand, attempting to blame every little thing on “The Clintons” and/or some other, further elite conspiracy efforts … as hilarious as it can be, is often overtly ridiculous. On the *other* hand … Jeffrey Epstein somehow managing to kill himself *while on suicide watch* following his previous attempt, allegedly via hanging, suggests that *at minimum* there’s been some almost unbelievable incompetence by his jailers.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 11th August 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Evasive answer from NZ Government
On 24 July this email was sent by Marian and I to our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern: “The crimes committed…
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The final Karma of slapping Cameron Slater, his cavalcade of sycophantic mutants and their hate blog Whaleoil in the face
Is there a more delicious outcome than the toxicity of whaleoil being bought by a man they defamed and tortured?
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Political Podcast – Sean Plunkett vs Damien Grant vs Bomber: This week – Should men stay out of the abortion debate, cocaine on Bethells Beach, Julie-Anne Genter vs Wellington City council situation, Winston Peters & racial slurs at Ihumatao
This week – Should men stay out of the abortion debate, cocaine on Bethells Beach, Julie-Anne Genter vs Wellington City council situation, Winston Peters & racial slurs at Ihumatao
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Politcal Caption Competition
I gave clear instructions that I was NOT to be sat next to fucking Murray!
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Ihumātao a reminder in making sovereignty our own
We can take inspiration from the current occupation of Ihumātao and its reminders about the wider Treaty principles of tino rangitiratanga and kawanatanga, governorship and sovereignty. In fact, those principles, and occupation as an example of passive resistance, will be more important tools through time.
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Some reasons the Reserve Bank might be nervous
The signs of a new capitalist crisis of overproduction and its attendant financial crises and world recession are accelerating. US inventories are increasing significantly, German industrial production is declining, car industry layoffs are hitting all parts of the globe.