So, What Are You Going to Do About It?
The Electoral Commission has said “We got it wrong” but what are they going to do to correct their appalling error of judgment. This electorate went Te Pāti Māori by only 42 votes!
The Electoral Commission has said “We got it wrong” but what are they going to do to correct their appalling error of judgment. This electorate went Te Pāti Māori by only 42 votes!
In one study at higher doses, 3-NOP was detected in the milk in three out of the four cows involved. Two of the cows had to be euthanized early. It appears as if it doesn’t matter that public health is put at risk as long as woke political correctness is satisfied.
Until the last four years it has been possible for the media to maintain the belief that New Zealand is a democracy with free speech, but the dictates of Big Pharma have made it increasingly difficult to maintain this illusion.
If Māori want progress – and most do – they must reject these divisive narratives. The only way forward for all of us is to embrace timeless virtues: responsibility, resilience and a strong work ethic.
Anderson reassured the public that the risk to human health remains low and there are no concerns about food safety.
On the day little David Seymour’s career finally comes to an end, the smirks from Labour/Green MPs as he slinks out of parliament and off to Canada will ‘say it all’.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards GOVERNMENT, PARLIAMENT, PUBLIC SECTOR Richard Harman (Herald): Budget battle looms as reality hits Coalition Government (paywalled) Thomas Coughlan (Herald): Government floats new deficit measure, Labour says it is ‘shifting the goalposts’ Tom Pullar-Strecker (Post): Government deficit moves further off track (paywalled) Michael Reddell: The
Go buy a book on ‘expansionary fiscal contractions’.
The silence around the release of this report is astonishing. It seems that the mainstream media has turned a blind eye to the fact it is available and the ministry just quietly put it on its website.
Who benefits from mass culling? Who profits from endless and increasing reliance on vaccines? And most importantly, why aren’t alternative solutions being seriously considered?
And regards the RBNZ paying lip service to Finance Minister Willis’ amended Reserve Bank Act.
Nobody is watching any longer. Over 90 per cent of people in the 25–54 age range are not watching television news.
Labour and Hipkins continue with their very deliberate lackadaisical strategy.