You fight Shane Jones by ignoring him, not giving him oxygen
Sigh – by screaming racist, activists have walked right into Shane Jones trap.
New Zealand Politics
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Media Advisory: My case against the NZ Police & their attempt to use secret trials and secret evidence
In reference to my case against the NZ Police and their breach of my civil rights and their attempt to hold the court case in a secret trial using secret evidence.
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Maggie Barry quits, Shane Jones doubles down & what an arsehole is Christopher Luxon?
It’s amazing how Luxon can go from a petty tyrant who used Air NZs monopoly position to price gauge and skimp on service to wide eyed right wing eugenics sadist in the space of 24 hours.
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Global Protests Rage On: But Slogans Are Not Plans.
WHERE’S THE PLAN? Across the planet massive protests, like Californian forest fires, rage out of control. In Santiago, Chile, hundreds-of-thousands…
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Dr Liz Gordon: An insider’s guide to bashing beneficiaries
Minutes of an undated caucus meeting in Parliament House
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THIS MONDAY: 8pm Pub Politics – Climate Hoax or Climate Crisis? Live streamed from Chapel Bar on Ponsonby Rd
National Party Climate Change Spokesperson – Scott Simpson
Leader of TOP – Geoff Simmons
School Strike 4 Climate Auckland coordinator – Luke Wijohn
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Our Chinese Overlords trick Sleepy Hobbits into expanded ‘free’ trade deal
China thinks 50, 100, 150 years in advance. New Zealanders barely comprehend anything past the current Summer.
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You can take my Fireworks from my dead cold hands
Remember, remember, the Fifth of November
Gunpowder treason and plot
I see no reason why gunpowder treason
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TWITTER WATCH: Ummmmm – about that list of achievements by Jacinda – cough
Brothers & Sisters, while we must never allow the perfect to defeat the good, Labour were swept to power on the promise of transformational change that simply hasn’t happened. Yes, we’ve got some gains, but sweet Jesus on close scrutiny they are very, very, very thin wins.
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A good looking bandaid on a cancer
It’s a compelling image – 25 years after the first democratic election in South Africa a black South African captain of the Springboks holds aloft the World Rugby Cup trophy on behalf of his country.