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Kia ora, we are the NZ police and we aren’t abusing our power and you are about to sign a statement agreeing to that.
Kia ora, we are the NZ police and we aren’t abusing our power and you are about to sign a statement agreeing to that.

Wait, wait, wait – are you fucking kidding me? Prime Minister Luxon decries racist rhetoric over role of iwi after…

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Can we rely on any section of the State to defend our democratic rights? The scary thing here with the…

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Always blow on the pie!
🙂
By 2024 even the most casual observer could fairly note the Daffodil Appeal Collectors were getting a tad over committed in seeking streetside donations.
Anyone who records this may be arrested?
(I am still unsure of the law – Should we now tell others to “Please stop recording” as they maybe committing an offence?)
Wish they could show up like this for oranga tamariki.
‘What we do in the shadows’,
Or,
‘Sunlight is the best disinfectant’
“The Duty of Publicity.” By Brandeis 1913
Brandies wrote, “about the wickedness of people shielding wrongdoers & passing them off (or at least allowing them to pass themselves off) as honest men.” He then proposed a remedy:
If the broad light of day could be let in upon men’s actions, it would purify them as the sun disinfects.
Youth group demonstrate the new boundry-less social distancing rules. AKA “do as I say, not as I do”.
Magnificent Seven
“What are you looking at!”
“You want some of this!”
Police Ten 7 uncut.
‘ Clair de Lune ‘
Rhapsody in Blue.
St Wellie Blues.
“Safer communities together”
Wellington Paranormal