#Clip: My Final Word: Did NZ Police Spy on Helen Steel?

This week, Martyn highlights a story he believes deserves far more attention.
Following an investigation by The Guardian, questions have emerged about the New Zealand Police’s role in secretly monitoring activist Helen Steel after British authorities requested assistance.
Helen Steel became internationally known through the landmark McLibel case, one of the most significant corporate free speech battles of the twentieth century.
Martyn asks why legitimate political activists were subjected to surveillance and whether New Zealand has ever fully accounted for its role.
Should more questions be asked?
In solidarity, the revolution continues.






Unquestionably, they did. And they did it to protect a ‘man’ who specialized in protecting those who tortured children, former Met Police officer John Dines:
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/burned-boy-tells-of-foster-home-torture/ZCEY36UB4P4IGNQQNTCKFIJGAY/
https://archive.is/cYUHW
Dines is also appreciably cited by members of the ‘mens rights’ (to abuse women and children) organization, MENZ.org.nz.