As we stumble towards another Waitangi Day – how racist is NZ really?
As we stumble towards another Waitangi Day and with the current rancour over a woman assaulted for using Te Reo , let’s ask the question ‘how racist is NZ really’?
politics
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Why the latest China meltdown could get worse
The global economy has built a false recovery post the global financial crash and central bank medicine cabinets are empty for solutions as quantitate easing moves from being a momentary need to full blown addiction.
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Cough-cough – so the difference between the Oregon ‘militia’ and Muslim ‘terrorists’ is…
If you want to see privilege in action – this is it.
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John Key on ISIS & Saudi Arabia – this is the country we are is it?
Key describes ISIS as barbaric so what will he call Saudi Arabia, who he’s trying to bribe for a trade deal with, after they execute 47?
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GCSB & SIS are racist scum – and now we have the evidence
The sleepy hobbits of muddle Nu Zilind have much to answer for in allowing Key to turn our spy agencies against us, especially now we know they are staffed by racist scum!
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The 10 news stories that weren’t covered in 2015
There were many stories and angles to events that simply were not covered by the mainstream media in 2015, these were 10 of them.
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Don’t believe the hype – we can take more refugees
I’ve had a gutsful of the biased media reports that tell us these refugees will only promulgate Muslim ideals, become an economic burden and in the Pacific instance, shouldn’t be here anyway because they’re here illegally.
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Sorry, it was a busy day
Race is never a focal issue for white, middle class and privileged groups because society is built on their accepted norms and traditions
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When people get more upset about Greenpeace activists scaling parliament than the millions of people who will be killed in climate-related disasters, we have a problem
There has been a lot of condemnation and ‘tut, tut, tutting’ and finger-wagging directed at the allegedly illegal actions of these Greenpeace activists.
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The rising costs of low-waged work
Our government are punishing people who fail to secure jobs that simply aren’t there. Overwhelmingly, the jobs that are available in this country are demeaning, poorly-paid and offer almost no security.