Dieuwe de Boer and Tim Wilms will be talking about the latest developments in the Tasman this week. This week we’ll be talking about the ban on non-essential books, and the quickly deteriorating treasury books, along with much else.
We’re back streaming on the Right Minds channel again.
Suddenly, the legacy media are noticing African crime.
Whipping themselves into a lather over nothing more than poll noise.
From the judges to the activists and the bureaucrats, all of them should be held to account.
How does someone this stupid float to the top of even the Labor punchbowl?
Even if he has managed to corral enough MPs to back him, he has been so hobbled by the speculations over his leadership that his already lame prime ministership has been made even lamer, making it likely he limps to the election finish line in second place.
If he could do the job as well as he handles foreign affairs then the country would indeed be better off. Who knows what the polls might throw up between now and the election but one thing is for certain, Winston and NZ First are on a roll.
Unawareness, blind ignorance and a sense of unreality.
The India FTA may yet get signed but, thanks to Jones, it will not slide through quietly. He has ensured the concerns are on the table, served up with a side of humour and zero apology.
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