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  1. +100 good POST….the new government depends on strengthening democracy

    …not allowing the sabotaging and closing down of free speech

    …the ‘thought police’ are the real enemy of an open society and democracy

    1. “DEMOCRACY”
      Poor old burning Bridges…

      http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11940762

      Why is he crying foul? The Hobbit policy took only 48 hours to pass legislation with no chance of select committee input, no public submissions.

      So don’t be a hypocrite Simon no friends, if Labour wants to drop the select committee numbers, then as Bridges previous ponytail pulling dislikeable leader once said, when selling off our power companies, “you elected us, so we have a mandate”

  2. One reason why politicians attempting to reassure there political careers, hand over more state spying powers to police. Is because the traditional managers of signals intelligence and all the rest, the military. Well the military has to sign the contract when they commit to military service to protect the people. Police don’t have that bit of the contract. And that’s one reason why I’v been so dead against police gaining state spy powers. It should always remain with the military.

    1. NZ Military top brass have to be approved of by the US before appointment. Go figure.

      Security has to be under civilian control not military. Preferable with representation from human rights groups.

      There is so much BS and propaganda generated to confuse /persuade the public, that NZ “security interests” are often mythical.

      The real security concern is how we are being taken over.

  3. Strategic Risk and Resilience Panel, a committee of “free thinkers”.

    Free Thinkers ?? says it all really .It should read “Men with Bias”

  4. “Retargeting environmentalists & social media activists by NZ Spies”

    Well said Martyn,

    I am on that list as my keyboard has been altered we have discovered now, as these clowns at GCSB can actually take control of anyone’s computer keyboard now we have discovered.

    Labour need to stop their takeover of our right to “free seech”

    Blame this all on John fucking Key the bloody liar said he would never let this happen!!!!!!!!!!!!

    1. I don’t think it goes quite that far. Are you insinuating that the GCSB, for example, can write incriminating material and make it look like it came from your IP? Or do you mean simply blocking your internet? From what I understand is that they do constantly monitor all our internet/phone activity (if not by the GCSB due to local laws, they still do it by proxy of the Five Eyes; i.e. it’s not technically illegal for the US NSA to spy on us and share that data with the GCSB). Taking “control” of someone’s keyboard is on a whole other level.

      1. Bruh. It’s not a conspiracy. There’s a word for it: #FAKENEWS

        There are plenty of congressional testimony by ex CIA officers saying that news editors from top media corporations freely walk intelligence corridors waiting for the next WMD scandal that never existed.

        My own people suffered through similar terror when media was tipped ahead of the Tūhoe raids. And according to Annete Sykes, the Lawyer for pretty much all Tūhoe raid defendants. Was barred from accessing information that media freely had. One bit of information released by authorities to media that never existed was the false claim of Molotov cocktails.

        And all this for fire arms offences that are typically investigated by chance. The last time the Police legitimately seized a cache of illegal fire arms was when they were investigating a gang for petty crime. Seems a dangerous standard operating procedure in my opinion.

        One type of offence was investigated with state spy powers. The other wasn’t. Yet the fake news is as real as anything in the minds of free thinkers.

        1. I understand “Fake News” – we (at least those that care) are forced to deconstruct it every day and take from it what preciously little actual facts are in there. But effectively creating “fake news” directly from people we trust (without them knowing and reporting it), afaik, is not (yet) in the government’s repertoire.

  5. Yep having an ex Chinese Spy as a National MP is not a threat. Giving away our passports like lollies is not a threat arc. (The other month a friend was in Europe and astonished when a large group of people pulled out Kiwi passports – who did not speak English – and obviously not living in NZ and looking like they never had – at immigration – clearly not just the Israelis security services that are keen to have NZ passports).

    Anyway in our brave new world it seems to be the good people who care about society and environment or who question and document the status quo who are considered threats by defence agencies.

    Cheats, spies and so forth are supported by government officials who increasingly have little allegiance to their country of citizenship but to a band of one percenters operating in a global economy that supports and increases their status quo and their cronies.

    The problem is, you can’t eat, breathe or heal with money. So if short term profits are the number 1 concern for the last 30 years by most governments and advisers, one day they might find out it was a mistake that is too late to fix.

  6. The guy that placed the bomb on the Rainbow Warrior (Mariani) did so in return for the French and US governments ignoring his cartels global heroin trafficking operation. The French Connection. Sigh. Will the truth ever come out? Probably not. Will the NZ Government continue to sanction actions against New Zealanders for dark economic reasons? Yes.

  7. The guy that placed the bomb on the Rainbow Warrior (Mariani) did so in return for the French and US governments ignoring his cartels global heroin trafficking operation. The French Connection. Sigh. Will the truth ever come out? Probably not. Will the NZ Government continue to sanction actions against New Zealanders for dark economic reasons? Yes.

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