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  1. America won’t attack New Zealand directly so we can buy yank weapons. We will need those weapons if New Zealand wants to have a balanced friendship with China.

  2. Andrew Little is one of the poorest performing ministers we have. His response is always I am not to blame for all the underperformance in my portfolios and he always gets aggressive with people. Peculiarly unsuited to a life in politics. Should have stayed running Unions.

    At the moment all the talk of war is only rhetoric to detract from issues at home especially in China so unless someone does something really dumb, we dont need to worry particularly. And yes the US is unlikely to throw us to the wolves as we are too close to their mates the Aussies.

  3. This is all neo-liberalism has left, quasi fascism to protect the corporations. It really is an ugly time with fear being used as a weapon to get people to give up everything in the name of security. Just a little historical reminder, the Dark Ages are the time when this happened before. I fear we are at the cusp of something deeply disturbing, unless people decide their Freedom, Camaraderie, and Life are worth more – than the cupidity of a teeny, tiny, few.

  4. The GCSB is now using its military grade surveillance powers on domestic ‘drug dealers’……..about bloody time!

  5. Technology will contnue to provide many different tools that can be utilused by security/crime organisations (finger prints, CCTV, DNA, infrared cameras) – it is unreasonable to expect them not to use such tools. The concern must be how such data is collected, recorded, used, and who has access to it. The legal right to gather such data and record it must protect the presumption of innocence and only allow search and retrieval under the authority of a search warrant. To ensure this happens should we require the data to be held by an independent authority?

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