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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Sunday 16th October 2016
5: Breaking: ND Prosecutor Seeks “Riot” Charges Against Amy Goodman For Reporting On Pipeline Protest
4: Tony Abbott Takes to Twitter in Defence of Donald Trump
3: Life after Trump: Republicans brace for betrayal and civil war after 2016
2: D.C. Hivemind Mulls How Clinton Can Pass Huge Corporate Tax Cut
1: Syria’s war: Lausanne meeting fails to break deadlock -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 16th October 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Greens do massive U-turn on immigration – and why they are right to do so
The only winners here are the greedy exploitative bosses and a Government needing cheap immigration to keep the economy afloat.
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Can we please have a service for Helen Kelly in Auckland as well?
Many Auckland’s and many NZers from around the Auckland region would love to be able to pay their respects.
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The Nation TV Review
NZers are more focused on punishing people rather than convicting the guilty. We are a small minded and bitter volk who are easily led by a mainstream media who use crime porn to boost ratings and the sleepy hobbits of muddle Nu Zilind worship Police authority like a masochist worships a sadist.
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American Demockery
Trump’s offensive and misogynistic attitudes to women, his tax avoidance, his accumulation of obscene amounts of wealth, are on one side of the ledger. On the other side, Clinton’s association with illegitimate invasions of Middle Eastern states means there’s wet blood on her hands that’s still running in the streets of Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, Aleppo and elsewhere in Syria.
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The immigration scam is the one run by the bosses and their government
The immigration scam that exists in the country is the one being run by the government and their capitalist mates to use and abuse migrant labour.
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GUEST BLOG: Kelvin Smythe – Children of the poor: Bitter and cynical strategy on education and poverty
John Key: ‘We can count rodents easily – neglected, abused or sick children living in cold, damp houses not so much.’ Stuff, 3 October, 2016.
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Labour Weekend – the tears and the joy
We have been truly saddened today by the news of Helen Kelly’s passing. Her dedication to good jobs and good lives for working people was total. Her leadership – especially in this last year of her terminal illness – was inspiring. We salute her for the life she gave and the lives she has saved. This Labour Weekend will be hers. Rest in Peace Helen.