Here’s Why Trump Won and How
I have no doubt Trump will do a great job, not just for Americans but for all of us living in the free world. A strong leader is needed right now and Trump is the best person for the rough and rocky road ahead.
I have no doubt Trump will do a great job, not just for Americans but for all of us living in the free world. A strong leader is needed right now and Trump is the best person for the rough and rocky road ahead.
Former Revenue Minister David Parker replies to our blog referencing capital taxes, which will likely dominate debate at the next election.
Thanks to all the Cambridge people who stood up with me and everyone from around the country who supported us. I will keep fighting.
The gist of Key’s observation does seem equally apt – there’s a transformation going on, and anyone interested in politics, economy and society would be wise to seriously try to understand what’s going on.
Sir Robert Gillies, known universally as Bom (Koro Bombom to his mokopuna) passed away on Thursday, November 7, in Rotorua. He was 99.
Taking rubbish advice from former NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Early reflections on the results of the United States election, and how I think we can say that the results show a clear divide between the 'elites' and people at large.
To put it into perspective, the value of the 1974 scheme would have far eclipsed the combined value of the New Zealand Super Fund at $79 billion, KiwiSaver at $110 billion, and the stock exchange at $165 billion.
Of the thousands upon thousands of people who attended those demonstrations, it appears the only people identified and prosecuted were Brian and Hannah Tamaki, and their friends.
Rob Campbell believes in a fantasy and is writing fairy tales about it – that the Public Service Commissioner needs to be free from political interference.
Compare this with the less than $150,000 paid out for ALL vaccine injury (excluding Covid) each year, in 2018 and 2019.
Six brief presentations highlight the evidence that Covid vaccines are neither safe nor effective; call for an immediate halt to the Covid jab rollout; and call for recognition, justice and compensation for the ‘vaccine’ injured and bereaved.
Why would American voters be suspicious about their free and fair election?
The public should be very sceptical of this style of politics, and politicians should be pressured to rule out such cosy arrangements in future negotiations.