I’m sorry – Iran or America – who is the ‘imminent threat’ and don’t dare think Trump won
Trump just made the world far more dangerous.
Year: 2020
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National want to suck up to Trump and keep NZ soldiers training Iraq’s civil rights abusing corrupt Government
Sucking up to bloody Trump is sick enough, but utterly ignoring what it is we are actually doing in Iraq to demand they remain is truly ethically shallow…
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“Ok Millennial” – why the Palace drama drama is a delightful new front in the generation war
The Duke & Duchess of Sussex’s royal ultimatum is the most perfect ‘Ok Millennial’ moment imaginable.
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Keep It Simple Stupid
I bin thinkin’ (as I sometimes do) as a chief of spies (as I once was for police in Auckland), which can produce WMD out of nothing (such as my predecessors in the police did with Tuhoe).
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On The Tantalizing Possibility Of “The People’s Prince”
So over the past few weeks, the Royal Family has ‘lost’ two princes. I mean, they’re still there, nobody’s been exiled nor beheaded (potential migration to Canada notwithstanding), but nevertheless two Princes (and one Duchess) have taken a step back from being “Senior Royals”.
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Waatea News Column: The 5 big political issues for Maori in 2020 election
In 2020, Māori will ask if their faith in Jacinda has justified putting all their eggs in Labour’s basket, or whether extra Māori voices outside Labour are required to see real political sovereignty.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday – 12th January 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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The American Emperor Strikes Back
The White House ceremony (it would be wrong to call it a press conference) in which the President gracelessly accepted the Iranian Government’s de-escalation of the international crisis which he, himself, had unleashed by authorising Soleimani’s assassination, was a vivid illustration of the new reality in world affairs.
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CPAG joins call from budget advisors for Govt to increase benefits urgently
Budgeting services cannot help people who do not have enough income to meet even their basic needs, says Child Poverty…