Banning elected members of the Israeli Cabinet – especially during a time of war – sends a clear and, to many, deeply concerning message about where our government’s allegiances lie.
It’s worth noting that democracies typically support dialogue and engagement, not censorship of elected officials.
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Shubz joins me on the latest Good Oil Podcast. We talk iwi grift, “waste of Māori blood”, growing up political and why so many are still told Labour is their only option.
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The word for today is… wiseacre (noun) - : one who pretends to knowledge or cleverness Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : Given the spelling and definition of wiseacre, you might guess that the word was formed directly from the familiar adjective wise. And you might be wise to think so—a wiseacre, after
