The Quiet Australians revolt
Electing a Prime Minister who once entered Parliament proudly holding up coal forces us in NZ to reconsider the open immigration policy we have with Australia before the climate crisis shit really hits the fan.
Read More →Family three times denied support by DHB calls for Govt to bring in legal support for suicide bereaved families
The parents of Nicky Stevens, who died in 2015 while in the legal care of Waikato DHB’s mental health unit, have strongly backed a call for the Government to provide free legal support for families of those bereaved by suicide. Dunedin’s ‘Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust’ has called for the free legal support, and set […]
Read More →Sacking the Auckland Transport Board & cutting deals to decongest traffic in central Auckland – JT vs Goff week 1
You can say many things about JT, lack of vision isn’t one of them.
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Gerard Otto – Holding the government to account
Someone on 5% Preferred Prime Minister has a credibility issue.
Read More →Italian Dispatches No. 1 – Grandeur and Decay
RUBBISH AND CHURCHES. Grandeur and decay. Italy is an old place – and it shows. Rome, a world city, is full of skips and wheelie-bins overflowing with uncollected trash. Romans pass by these eyesores without so much as a second glance. It’s not desirable, they seem to say, but it’s the best we can do. Refuse collection, like so much else in Italy, is a racket. Somebody is making a lot of money out of Rome’s rubbish – but far too few people are being paid to collect it. And so, as is customary in the Eternal City, things pile up.
Read More →The 3 horrors we have learnt from the Mueller report & why Bernie Sanders is our only hope
There are 3 things we have learnt from the Mueller Report and they all add up to a conclusion that leaves the planet in a lot more danger than anyone feared.
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The horror of Sri Lanka violence
Terrible news this morning .More than 280 innocent people have been murdered and at least 500 hundred injured in a series of 8 simultaneous bomb blasts at 3 churches and 3 luxury hotels on Easter Sunday in Sri Lanka.
Read More →Sean Plunket’s Working Group with Bomber Bradbury & Damien Grant: This week – Assange, ANZAC Day, Folau & Guns
Sean Plunket’s Working Group with Bomber Bradbury & Damien Grant: This week – Assange, ANZAC Day, Folau & Guns
Read More →The crucifixion of Julian Assange
No one else managed to expose state secrets like he did, their wrath will be unforgiving
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Turkey sends example of self respect to NATO States.
These American threats, emanate from the Land of the Free with such banality that few if any, take any notice any more, of the bluster and bullshit emanating from the self-proclaimed World Policeman.
Read More →Why over egging ‘Russian collusion’ has helped Trump and damaged media credibility
By blaming Russia and promising a conviction of collusion, the mainstream media have given proof to Trumps ‘fake news’ narrative. The impact of this may give our carrot coloured maniac another 4 years.
Read More →So what happens if Mueller finds no collusion?
Mueller’s report is finally over and while the White House may try and censor anything too embarrassing, it doesn’t look like Trump is panicking at all and that could suggest that there’s no evidence of collusion.
If that’s the case, I think we are in real trouble.
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Gerard Otto – Nobody is to blame – cries Leighton Smith
NZME had barely finished their frantic efforts to find and hide their own racist, Islamaphobic, or nasty race based content, before they were busy sounding alarms about the dangers of the Blame Game!!!
Read More →GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – In less than 1000 hours Britain is due to leave the EU.
What will happen to their economy and, as a consequence,to ours?
Read More →The Liberal Agenda – Bryan Bruce interviews Max Rashbrooke
My thanks to the many people who supported and commented on posts relating to government and how, for example, we expect better from people like Judith Collins and Simon Bridges.
Read More →Sean Plunket’s Working Group with Bomber Bradbury & Damien Grant: This week – Roger Douglas legacy, Fireworks & Identity Politics & Cops carrying guns
Sean Plunket’s Working Group with Bomber Bradbury & Damien Grant: This week – Rodger Douglas legacy, Fireworks & Identity Politics & Cops carrying guns
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