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“It is forbidden to kill, therefore all murderers are punished, unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound…
New Zealand Politics
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Merry Christmas Comrades – good will and peace to all
Kia ora Comrades, Merry Christmas to you and your whanau. Good will and peace to all. Remember- It’s not Christmas…
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2023 was the year of ‘Feelings’: The new politics of the neoliberal subjective!
Feelings, nothing more than feelings. Morris Albert’s 1974 classic ‘Feelings‘ kinda manages to sum up the current political culture. Right…
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The 12 days of Christmas from the new National/ACT/NZFirst Government
On the first day of Christmas, My libertarian vampire gave to me A handjob for the bourgeoise On the second…
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TDB warned you National/ACT/NZF would be a hard right racist Government – how’s it all going?
TDB was very vocal right from the beginning that a National/ACT/NZF Government would be a toxic brew of beneficiary bashing,…
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A failure of moral and ethical leadership as government ministers swan off for Christmas leaving Palestinians facing Israel’s genocidal rampage in Gaza
As government ministers swan off for Christmas and summer holidays, Israel’s genocidal slaughter in Gaza continues. According to Euro-Med Human…
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The hypocrisy of giving $50m to Māori for vaccinations
Government gives Whānau Ora $50 million funding to boost vaccination rates The Government has announced $50 million to help Whānau…
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Since when did we look to the ACT Party for poetry criticism?
ACT is condemning Creative NZ’s decision to award $60,000 to so-called poet Tusiata Avia. “Creative NZ has decided it wasn’t…
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Billy T K should never have been sentenced to prison
Billy Te Kahika’s prison sentence for Covid-19 lockdown protest overturned on appeal One of New Zealand’s most outspoken and well-known…
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The dismantling of NZs Independent Foreign Policy so we can join American Military Industrial Complex’s next military adventure profit margins
Prime Minister Christoper Luxon in Australia: Says he will ‘explore’ joining Pillar 2 of Aukus Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says…