The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 28th January 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Most Recent Blogs
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Simon Bridges astounding anti-Semitism hypocrisy & The Spinoff’s latest smear against Labour
THIS IS THE LEADER WHO LAST WEEK MET A NAZI APOLOGIST AND SAID IT WAS A PRIVILEGE!
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DUNCAN GARNER WATCH: I’ve read Incel manifestos on 4Chan that are more comprehensible than this
So it’s a new year and being part of a new year I have 10 New Year’s resolutions that I’m trying to stick to.
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The Liberal Agenda – OSCARS NIGHT IN AUCKLAND
“Trying to get [union] representation from the Academy,” said New York screenwriter and wit Dorothy Parker, “was like trying to get laid in your mother’s house. There was always someone in the parlour, listening.”
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Has Labour misinterpreted their own polling & why National will never sign up to Facebook transparency
You combat negative populism with hope, care and love. Piss and vinegar on social media won’t get us anywhere.
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Northland Police boast their abusive war on cannabis DESPITE a referendum
Here are the Northland Cops boasting about their latest bullshit war on cannabis…
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The rage that Neve seems to inspire in so many older white males
I am always genuinely taken aback when I hear or read the malice some seem to have towards the Prime Minister’s infant child, and Neve appearing at Ratana this year seems to have triggered some of our more snowflake older white males into fits of foaming anger.
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GUEST BLOG: Dave Brownz – Ihumatao: From Colony to Commune
Ihumātao began as Māori land used for gardening. After British colonisation in the 1840s it also supplied the settlers in Auckland. But the Treaty was a fraud and Māori land presented a barrier to capitalist colonisation. In 1863 it was confiscated and the people driven off the land as the settlers went to war against resistance to land sales. From that point on Ihumātao was swallowed up by Auckland as it burgeoned as the main entry point for Empire. In 1867 the colonial state sold the land to private owners, the Wallace family, who farmed it for generations until recently when it was sold on to Fletcher Building for new housing.
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A New Future – Vegan Society Aotearoa New Zealand
In the light of the Australian bush fires and the devestation caused there, we need to ensure a similar situation…
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – By most accounts, this Coronavirus pox is a problem.
While I’m not a graduate in medical science, I was once Under Secretary in Charge of Bio Security – 1990ies- before Bio Security had its own Minister in charge.