You may have heard Paul Goldsmith making claims about the number of jobs created so far from the Provincial Growth fund, not to mention how we need four lane highways up North rather than Maori land development and job creation investment.
What these woke extremists have actually done is sever one of the few culturally connecting bridges the wider community has with the Police with zero idea on what they destroyed and no real plan to actually challenge Police power. Everyone who empowered them refuse to see their own role in this.
The unquestioning support from shallow Millennial twitter activism has a lot to answer for here.
Self mutilation this needless is nothing to be proud of.
When you empower extremists to decide who to cast out and who to include, there are consequences. Understanding how you helped create those consequences is the first step to ensuring todays mistakes aren’t caused tomorrow.
The Sean Plunket ‘Working Group’: Waitangi Day, Shane Jones, and KiwiBuild
The panel on a Tiriti-compliant strategy for Aotearoa at the October 2018 hui on What an Alternative and Progressive Trade Strategy for New Zealand Should Look Like reminded us of the uniqueness of our challenges and opportunities.
THE RISE in the unemployment rate, from 3.9 to 4.3 percent, may not sound like a lot – but it is. Not only because it represents a further 10,000 New Zealanders officially without work, but also because it’s the sort of news no genuine progressive government ever wants to hear. If progressive government is about anything, then it’s first and foremost about constantly expanding the number of citizens in good jobs with good pay. Any progressive government confronted with a steadily rising tide of joblessness should expect to drown.
With his climate denial, Leighton Smith is a far bigger threat than terrorism, political correctness and the UN combined
There’s a reason why ‘Alarmist Climate Change’ is so alarmist, it’s because it’s bloody alarming!
When he’s not spear fishing, playing footy and reading poetry, the Nashy is pumping iron for MPI.
The panel on a Tiriti-compliant strategy for Aotearoa at the October 2018 hui on What an Alternative and Progressive Trade Strategy for New Zealand Should Look Like reminded us of the uniqueness of our challenges and opportunities. Margaret Mutu led the discussion with reflections on constitutional transformation, most recently articulated in the report Matike Mai.