Willie Jackson has spent his entire career telling Māori to stand tall, to fight the system and to speak truth to power. Right now he’s the one wielding power to silence victims and bust unions...and lawyer up for anyone who dares speak out.
Matt McCarten drops some astonishing bombs about a senior MP who has run a cover up to protect his missus. McCarten doesn’t hold back and torches friendships of 40 years because “it is the right thing to do”.
Australia is in trouble enough without Wellington wokies flocking here.
Imagine a school system funded by New Zealand whose textbooks glorified killing Māori, or demonised Pasifika, or taught that Muslims were inherently evil. There would be immediate, universal condemnation. So why is the response so muted when the hatred is directed at Jews?
This is the trial the NZ Government was referencing it would follow when it announced an end to use of puberty blockers on gender dysphoric children. Hopefully, the outcry in the United Kingdom will see the end of this flawed and dangerous trial.
Where does that leave me? Out of a possible five, I give the Government 2.5. But a Labour-led coalition with the Greens and Te Pāti Māori would, on the face of it, score very substantially less – perhaps even a zero.
This was just another taxpayer-funded junket for Māori Sovereignty activists to slam the ‘racist’ government.
Having seen the disastrous influence of UNDRIP in Canada, the continued existence of the He Puapua framework that Labour put in place to implement the declaration in New Zealand represents an existential threat to our future.
Luxon is wounded. He just does not know it yet. He thinks he has dodged the bullet but the damage is done. The whispers are there, the polls are tanking and we all know what they are confirming.
Why do we even have a committee like this deciding what words are acceptable for a trademark? Wasn’t this government supposed to be tidying up separatist rubbish like this?
Re: Concerns regarding Human Rights Commission intervention on puberty blocker policy.
Can’t really blame Winston for hedging his bets which way he will go at the next election.
I hope you agree that the HRRT’s actions need to be addressed by parliament.
Winston does not have the issues he had with National in 2017 and if he can’t finalise a deal with them, then I think Chris Trotter might well be right – the cross benches await.
The given names and surnames of 18 survivors are readily identifiable, apparent from the username field of the email addresses.
New Zealanders deserve better than policies cooked up in academic silos, especially when they reek of hypocrisy and hidden agendas. Time for a proper probe before more smoke obscures the truth.
