A short missive on Te Pati Maori’s nepotising fasciitis
Sometimes I want to be Steve McQueen circa 1968. I’ve got a woollen, tweed type jacket that he might have…
New Zealand Politics
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – Far right cannibalising the mainstream rightwing; implications for New Zealand
Until recently I used the terms ‘hard right’ and ‘far right’ interchangeably. Certainly, dictionary definitions didn’t substantively differentiate. Broadly speaking…
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The Bradbury Group, and the Charter School Takeover of Kelston Boys High
In these days when television media, whether state or privately owned, is forced to focus on the lowest common denominator…
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Removing Te Tiriti Harms Every Child
Bevan Holloway has also published his thoughts about the removal of Te Tiriti on the AEC substack. I will highlight…
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The Government’s Attack on Treaty of Waitangi Obligations for Schools
As you will have seen, our racist government, under the thrall of David Seymour and Erica Stanford, and fulfilling the…
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Trump’s Gubernatorial election meltdown and a Socialist Mayor in New York
Takeaways from Tuesday’s elections: Democrats win across the spectrum as voters reject Trump Voters up and down the East Coast…
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How broken is Israel? The horror of IDF raping teenage prisoner on camera
A leaked video, a frantic search, and the top military lawyer: What to know about the scandal rocking Israel Less…
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NZ Government have turned the State upon us the people (Remember, Remember the 5th of November)
The jackboot of the State should always be on the throat of the Billionaires, Organised Crime, Big Tobacco, the booze…
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The Bradbury Group with Chris Hipkins + Fran O’Sullivan + John Tamahere + Simon Wilson
A sausage roll afficionado, a Marxist, a Newspaper Columnist, the Māori Party President and the leading right wing business commentator…
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Sectarian Ferris attempts to destroy Tamihere and end te Pati Māori having involvement in replacing this racist Government
Shit just got cray… TPM Te Tai Tonga electorate committee call for John Tamihere to stand down as party president…