Tamaki recasts ‘burn mosques’ remark as hypothetical, claims his words were ‘twisted’
“Why don’t we burn mosques and their temples down, tit for tat.”
“Why don’t we burn mosques and their temples down, tit for tat.”
“Membership of the party demonstrates a close affiliation with the CCP.”
Raukawa is the candidate for Te Tai Hauāuru.
The pattern is becoming the story.
“There was an error in the wording of the post.”
“We’re not Labour, we’ve never worked with Labour, we’re not Labour-lite.”
“The process itself becomes punishment.”
“You don’t need them both.”
“The algorithm’s a powerful thing and it pushes these young people in certain directions.”
“This bill, in practice, changes nothing.”
“It’s up to political leaders, community leaders, business leaders, everybody to manage their own rhetoric.”
“We honour our commitments in free trade agreements.”
“A scholarly journal is meant to be a place where ideas are tested, not a channel for value signalling.”
“I will cooperate fully with the investigation and look forward to having this matter dealt with.”