Four Rhymes Inspired By “Hit & Run”
Four Rhymes Inspired By “Hit & Run”
Author: The Daily Blog
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Letter to the editor – Commission of Inquiry, NOW!
Journalists Hager and Stephenson have presented considerable evidence to back up their investigation findings, including death certificates for those killed in the SAS-led raid.
Bill English has refused to undertake a commission of inquiry for reasons that remain unclear.
Until an Inquiry is held, there exists a cloud of suspicion hanging over the NZDF, and the SAS. This is not good enough, especially as there is ample evidence innocent people may have been killed.
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Spring Hill Riot – No Pride in Prisons
Today the Department of Corrections released its full report into the riot at Spring Hill Corrections Facility in June 2013….
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By arresting its co-founder, Israel has confirmed BDS as a strategic threat – MIDDLE EAST MONITOR
It is now one week since the Israeli authorities arrested Omar Barghouti, a co-founder of the Boycott, Sanctions and Divestment…
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All children are vulnerable – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) advises that the new Oranga Tamariki (Ministry for Vulnerable Children) officially replacing Child, Youth and…
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Political Caption Competition
Government Propaganda at 7pm weeknights
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Saturday 1st April 2017
5: War Under Trump Means More Troops, More Deaths, and Less Caution
4: Julian Assange waits for Ecuador’s election to decide his future
3: Scholar: Moscow Sees Hypocrisy in Allegations After U.S. Interfered in Russian Elections in 1990s
2: UN slams Israel over new West Bank settlement
1: Bernie Sanders Wants to Expand Medicare to Everybody — Exactly What Its Architects Wanted -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 1st April 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Mainstream Media complaint over Hit & Run
I am writing to complain about a story and associated comment by Barry Soper relating to our book Hit and Run. The story says that we were wrong about a type of weapon cartridges pictured in a
photo in the book and that this casts a shadow over the accuracy of the the book. -
Malcolm Evans – Putter in Chief
Malcolm Evans – Putter in Chief