Media Freedom… if We Can Keep It!
‘Free speech for me but not for thee’ – using government force to shut down unwanted voices – will result in free speech for no one. And once it is gone, it will not be easy to get back.
‘Free speech for me but not for thee’ – using government force to shut down unwanted voices – will result in free speech for no one. And once it is gone, it will not be easy to get back.
All parties will be relying on their success in this election for survival, since most of their funding will depend on the votes they get.
The final twist in the tail of this Big Gay Out chaotic schemozzle: It is organised by the Burnett Foundation, previously the New Zealand AIDS Foundation, so they are funded by the taxpayer.
This article explains how Jeffrey Epstein’s role in a global financial and intelligence system connects to New Zealand, Five Eyes, UN agendas and our rising cost of living.
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There is a conspiracy operating here, but it’s not a new one: it’s the attempt by powerful men to hide from their wives, and the world, what they like doing with powerless young women.
With the election now set for November, this poll is a warning shot across the bow for Luxon and Hipkins. If they keep dragging their parties down the way they are, Winston Peters will keep rising. The forgotten New Zealanders have found their voice and they like what they are hearing.
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Duvall’s wife Luciana released a statement, writing, “Bob passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by love and comfort.”
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