Malcolm Evans – Remembrance Day and Trump
Malcolm Evans – Remembrance Day and Trump
Author: The Daily Blog
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Do you hate Trump and want to show it? Then protest the American warship visiting Auckland this week
So are you shocked by the Trump result and the magnitude of political and social carnage he is about to wreck upon the planet?
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Political Caption Competition
“Are you fucking kidding me America? After 8 years of working my arse off for you, you elect a racist cracker like this to replace me?”
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Friday 11th November 2016
5: Controversial Keystone XL Pipeline Comes Back to Life With News of Trump Win
4: Trump Presidency Could Be Worth $14 Billion to His Troubled Lender
3: Iraqi forces accused of killing civilians near Mosul
2: “Not My President”: Tens of Thousands Take to Streets, Block Freeways & Rally Against Trump
1:President Trump’s first day: climate deal and immigration could be initial targets -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 11th November 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Kiwis protest NZ-Israel trade summit – no business with Israel while the Occupation is business as usual – Palestine Solidarity Network
A meeting in Auckland tomorrow (Friday 11 November) designed to foster trade relationships with Israel has been described as “another…
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MUST READ: The seductiveness of Trumpism
There was a vacuum left by the political establishment, and Donald Trump shrewdly colonised that space. Trump had created the new “reality” that Buffett warned us about.
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GUEST BLOG: David Cunliffe – Waking up to the Donald
Across the US a tide of protest arose at a neoliberal economic system that is not delivering for working and middle voters. Their resentment and frustration, their struggles and alienation have led America to this day; a country fractured and markets in melt-down.
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President Trump – Rebirths & Reflections
So it finally happened. American Democracy, dependent upon your relative vantage point and biases, either ‘jumped the shark’, or reached its apotheosis. Possibly both at once.
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Political Caption Competition
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