Refusing Sanctuary: The Dangers of Reflexive Left Syndrome
The latest example of Labour succumbing to RLS involves the party’s position on the Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary.
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Order of John Key events on hidden trusts and why National Voters are the problem
Mass surveillance lies, dirty politics and secret tax havens – at some point National voters have to admit our Prime Minister is corrupt, unfortunately those voters can’t admit Key is a crook because they’re too personally invested in his brand of vacant aspiration & need his property bubble.
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Other People’s Secrets: How important are the Panama Papers to New Zealand
Well, John Key is a very wealthy man, and if the Panama Papers have shown us anything it is the extraordinary lengths to which very rich people will go to protect their financial affairs from the scrutiny and criticism of those who are not very rich
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No Way – Key’s trust is operated by a company that specialise in using foreign trusts?
This is now becoming a bloody farce!
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Of course the ‘prominent NZer’ has been found not guilty
Two young women against a powerful rich man? It was always going to be a whitewash result, that’s why the Court system has failed so many women.
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So the man Key is appointing to look into tax haven worked for company that builds tax havens?
How stupid are NZers really to believe this?
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The Tax Haven John Key built – this is on National Voters now
The tax haven John Key built is a legalised mafia scam allowing the rich to launder their ill gained wealth – this is on National voters now.
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You won’t believe this – Key was warned 7 times he was turning NZ into a tax haven
…so we now see that Key built the tax haven, was warned on 7 different occasions he was building a tax haven and now must believe him when he says he hasn’t personally benefitted from the situation he has built.
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Minimum wage worker 28% tax – John Key 2.8% tax
With the focus on the super-rich using New Zealand as a tax haven it’s worth remembering that even without tax evasion the rules here in New Zealand are so distorted that the super-rich, like Prime Minister John Key, pay a pittance in tax while the lowest paid workers bear the heaviest tax burden.