The Punishments Still Remain
‘New Zealanders will see that for what it is’ – Chris Bishop.
‘New Zealanders will see that for what it is’ – Chris Bishop.
Most New Zealanders will take a look at the disarray Te Pāti Māori have caused with their stunts and their defiance of the rules and agree that time is up for Māori seats.
Pol Pot was a well-meaning monster, an idealistic revolutionary who studied in Paris and believed he could purify Cambodia. He wanted to build a better world for the poor – even if millions had to die.
Some colleagues and I will be proposing various amendments to the Employment Rights Bill in the Lords in an effort to scrap the ‘banter ban’.
Imagine if those who proclaim to care deeply about Palestinian children such as yourself had called out Hamas decades ago for brainwashing Gaza’s children and training them to hate and become martyrs.
But racist when anyone else does the same?
If universities will not defend inquiry over ideology, then they forfeit their moral and academic authority. The public, the students, and the ideal of higher education itself all deserve far better.
Emergency housing is meant to be a lifeline, not a hunting ground for perverts like Ellis. MSD needs to answer for this.
It’s something of a useful ‘divide and conquer’ strategy. It’s been meticulously engineered and bankrolled by the business operators and lobbyists to be like this.
Some states have been able to amass enormous destructive force that, if tripped, deliberately or otherwise, could bring all life on earth to an end.
Many believe the path to building back trust requires contrition and transparency – the government must apologise for its mistakes, compensate those it harmed, and reinstate the jobs it terminated.
For the modern left, the state is the conduit through which wealth is accumulated, by expropriating capital created in a marketplace and funnelling it back towards itself.
Suddenly the truth was blindingly obvious. The left doesn’t care about women.