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  1. It’s not being all over the place.
    It’s being rank hypocrites.
    (That hat is cultural appropriation by the way)

  2. I see the Greens have gone awfully quiet as well, which is not surprising when several in their ranks are overt supporters of radical Islamic elements in the middle east.

    1. Of course they are quite James Shaw is going to Glasgow for a conference by air . Fun he is happy to go to a hot bed of covid but not prepared to go to Wellington to represent his constituents .

  3. Not surprising that Waititi is backing away from his call for stronger anti terrorism oversight. Probably his caution reflects his support, at least in principle, of the small but dangerous faction with some seriously ugly attitudes to their fellow Kiwis of a paler complexion.
    Check this out from #15 on the Green’s 2020 party list Lourdes Vanomo; https://twitter.com/i/status/1434678070510641152

    1. David George: “…the small but dangerous faction with some seriously ugly attitudes to their fellow Kiwis of a paler complexion.”

      I worked many years in the health sector. My late mother was a teacher. Long years ago, both of us encountered anti-pakeha attitudes from some of the people with whom we worked. So there’s nothing new about it, but in the contemporary environment, those holding such attitudes feel that it’s ok to express them publicly.

      Yet at the same time, non-Maori who are sceptical about the Maori electoral system and question the notion of special treatment for Maori are excoriated, as if they’re as anti-Maori as the likes of Waititi are anti-pakeha.

      Hypocrisy: that’s what it is.

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