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So what’s next? Nothing good I’m afraid, especially now the National Party has joined the opposition.
The four had pleaded not guilty and were facing a judge-alone trial in front of Judge June Jelas.
Something very weird is happening and David Seymour has dropped the ball – if he ever truly picked it up.
Are you wondering ‘how is this possible and how is this happening?’
The Māori Party, led as it is by a cowboy hat-wearing, face-tattooed world class buffoon, would be more accurately described as the Māori Failure Party, for that is what he and his unpleasant co-leader are effectively promoting.
By avoiding clear opposition to this Bill, Luxon has failed the leadership test. We need someone who will stand up for what’s right, not what’s convenient. What’s the solution? It’s very, very simple: equality.
“The difference with RNZ is that it’s funded by the taxpayer, and Forbes’s show Mata has received close to a million dollars in additional funding from NZ on Air” – Todd Stephenson
The breakdown of ethnocentric politics was not inevitable. It happened because the policy to keep New Zealand as the ethnic homeland of the NZ European and Māori was rejected by late-20th century liberals. We are now reaping the fruits of this and unless we reverse course things will get worse.
The judiciary wrote a communist-style constitution without consultation and without people knowing.
Simon Wilson is almost always wrong. In fact it is a real contest between Martyn Bradbury and Simon Wilson as to who is more wrong. But, what do you know, he finally got something right.
It’s clear that MSM isn’t going to be a fair, impartial fourth estate, representing the people. And so, it’s up to us.
A message for Dr Shane Reti, Minister of Health, PM Chris Luxon and Judith Collins, Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation.
This reflects the true face of Māoridom and of New Zealand, unlike the one performed by the primitive separatists the world has been laughing at.
It’s going to be a difficult six months for National and Labour as they navigate the populist mood but cling to the status quo.
