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  1. This is quite disgusting to be honest.

    We – as you know – are a first world country purportedly. In claiming to be one, there are standards of conduct that we absolutely should abide by and one of those standards is that torture in any form is an absolute no no.

    If we do not conform to that standard, we become like Iran and China.

    And that is not okay.

    1. Thanks Martyn for showing the continuing hate shown to humans by humans.

      This is a cancer on our society and will cause immense damage going forward but perhaps in six months this evil administration will get thrown onto the street as being treated as discarded lepers were during the Roman era, as te saying goes, “what goes around comes around.

  2. it all comes down to having good leadership and we are lacking good leaders in our country. Our standards have dropped and once again this comes down to the poor leadership we have had over the last 8-9 years.

  3. It’s not the people that are stupid, it’s a corrupt government that is stupid in convincing themselves by laying their political blame to the people by saying it’s the people are stupid. Just as Key seems to think that the protesters are hired to protest against the government, so Key picks a section of the terrorist act and uses it as a platform to push a terrorist law through Parliament that basically blames the people as terrorists so he can have them wrongfully arrested without breaking the law himself, when the people were protecting their democratic rights on nuclear-free zoning in New Zeland territorial waters in a non-violent manner, to begin with.
    National are the ones that brought in Serco to take over the runnings of the New Zealand prison security system, yet National failed to do an in-depth check on Serco. This came out later. The only good thing that came out of it was the fact that Serco lost their bonuses at the time of the publicity demanding an investigation into the entire debacle.
    I guess we’re stuck with National Government corruption until they’re kicked out in the upcoming elections, because sure as buggery, Labour and every other Opposition party ain’t in any rush to use their legal system of political conduct/misconduct against the government. And what’s going to happen with National after then, let them sit back and plot the next round of corruption they’re so accustomed to living by and getting away with? Certainly can’t see the law stepping in and making any arrests for mismanagement and/or corruption against the National Government in a hurry.

  4. I reserve my greater sympathy for the victims of crime, or their families: Blessie Gotingco, Sophie Elliott, Kylie Smith, and others.

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