Intervention over ISPs has free speech implications – Free Speech Coalition
The Government has set a dangerous precedent for free speech by asking ISPs to continue blocking certain websites, says the…
Author: The Daily Blog
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The Blame Game Continues
Was it at all plausible that the Christchurch Shooter acted entirely alone? Is it possible that such a man could hide in plain sight – drawing absolutely no attention to himself for more than two years? How was he able to afford the extensive foreign travel he is known to have undertaken? The guy had no job – so who paid his rent? Could someone without extensive training in terrorist techniques have planned and executed so large and lethal an operation? If not, then who trained him and guided him under the authorities’ radar? Were the 15/3 attacks really a “lone-wolf” operation – or did the Christchurch Shooter have help?
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Dr Liz Gordon: Exclusionary principles
Exclusive property for sale! Exclusive offer! Exclusive Brethren! Exclusive school! Wherever we look, the politics of exclusion dominates the physical and political landscape. And while it may be argued by some that ‘exclusive’ does not really mean ‘exclusion’, a quick look shows that it really, really does. It defines social hierarchies, enables bullying and corruption and strongly demarcates social class, gender and ethnic boundaries.
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BOMBER DIPLOMACY Why Was USAF B-52 Given Permission To Do Wairarapa Air Show Flyover?
Anti-Bases Campaign (ABC) was alarmed to learn that the “star” of the February 2019 Wings Over Wairarapa air show was…
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Strike three for Fuji Xerox members – E Tu
Strike three for Fuji Xerox members Workers at Fuji Xerox have walked off the job for a third time this…
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Political Caption Competition
The image that manages to sum up all that is wrong in the 21st Century
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 28th March 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Cuban visitor to speak about U.S. moves against Cuba and strengthen ties with New Zealand.
Leima Martinez Freire, the Asia Pacific Director of the Cuban Institute for Friendship with the Peoples (ICAP) is visiting…
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Who Guards the Guardians
Based on my experience as a former detective, AOS cop and former inspector in charge of Auckland Criminal Intelligence Section & VIP Security, it is my opinion that the GCSB in particular and to a lesser extent, police CIS in NZ and police in Australia, have much to explain.
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Political Caption Competition
When advertising placement ruins everything