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  1. Yes Bryan in NZ we have yet to learn to become a country again that stands on it’s own as we did for the first century of our exsistance.

    I remember as I worked in Rhodesia in 1970 as a Kiwi on a working holiday I learned that lession there as Britain placed a naval blockage at the ports araound Rhodesia just before I was fllown to that African country on contact to work there for a year, and as Britain tryed to straggle Rhodesia we witnessed a mld mannered gentlman called Ian Smith stood as the new Prime minister and said “we have set our ourse and will never deviate” but after years of bullying by the global elite the counrty was bought to it’s knees but during the 10 yrs under ((UDI) “universal declaration of independence” the country learened to stand proud and produce and repair it’s own contry to become a strong self governing counrty.

    We should never allow ‘foriegn interests’ to buy our ‘public strategic assets’ and the ‘press’ in NZ because they will do what they finally did to Rhodesia sadly.

  2. So once this covt 19 epidemic is over we need to remember how international companies like Bauer behaved during this time and stop allowing foreign capital to plunder our economy in the good times and dump us in the bad.

    We can learn it right now. We don’t have to wait.

    If we spin the lens and see it from the other way around, this situation offers us a brilliant opportunity. Having lost the dog-collars that that woman’s ownership of us all, in a way, represented, we’re actually free now to take control of the future.

    Mag writers and journos could be celebrating, before immediately getting together in whichever groups they wish to represent (eg The Listener, the Weekly etc) and start getting their own new enterprise off the ground. Reclaim your world, and this time around, own it.

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