I have been driving around Wellington in the last couple of days. Traffic is abysmal, as usual. Stop start, stop start… but there are billboards all over the place advertising the Ru Paul show.
Tell me, New Zealanders… do you really think, in the middle of a pandemic, it was more important to bring in Ru Paul and his entourage than… fruit pickers, nurses, doctors, Kiwi family members, construction workers, engineers, IT workers…
Really?
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Until Hipkins finds the guts to say sorry properly, Labour can forget about regaining trust from the city that suffered most. Aucklanders remember the trauma.
The report is a scientific failure and its recommendation to enshrine vaccine mandates in law should be vigorously opposed. Any such provision would nullify the protections of the NZ Bill of Rights, which is supposed to ensure a right to refuse medical interventions.
By trying to please everyone the Commission ends up pleasing no one.
We were told “Trust the Experts.” The report shows ministers didn’t.
Leading by an example that astonished the Classical world.
From Dublin to Sydney, these pioneers laboured in obscurity.
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