Prebs Is Right
A four-year parliamentary term is no panacea to NZ’s stagnation. The problem is neither the Nats nor Labour have had a plan since 1993.
A four-year parliamentary term is no panacea to NZ’s stagnation. The problem is neither the Nats nor Labour have had a plan since 1993.
If the Greens have any sense, they’ll turf Doyle out of their party as quickly as possible to eviscerate any suggestion of paedophiliac apologism.
The media provide the spin but the politicians need to provide the spine. The question is: will they?
It would be naïve to think that the supermarket giants will roll over. The lobbying machine is already moving. This is where Willis’ resolve will be tested.
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Calling to abolish the police one week, running to them the next.
RBNZ independence ended on 31 March, 2025, the day she did the bidding for Big Monopoly Banks.
What separates those who think they are good and refuse to commit evil from those who know their actions will be seen as evil but do them anyway, is that the latter support each other. Evil always sticks together.
The country deserves better than what the current Green and Māori parties are offering. Taxpayers should not be forced to pay high salaries to people who are completely undeserving of their remuneration.
The demands by tribal leaders for New Zealanders to kowtow to their racist agenda have now spread throughout the country. It is socially destructive and cancerous. We must not let the bullies win.
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A new RNZ-Reid Research poll shows most voters believe parents, not the state, should provide lunches, exposing a stark disconnect with RNZ’s narrative.
If taxpayer money is being used to perpetuate hatred rather than promote peace, then urgent policy changes are needed.
The union has now received a threatening letter to sue for damages on behalf of a Ms Mark-Shadbolt, who has demanded they remove in its entirety the comments on this taxpayers’ rip-off.