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Decolonisation too often resulted in misery: how can it be turned around?
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Decolonisation too often resulted in misery: how can it be turned around?
She could see the insanity of the juxtaposition in which we are promised property ownership, but we are treated like nomads.
I reckon Luxon was hustled by some New Delhi sharpies. Turning on the same oily charm my local dairy owner uses to try and sell me two-year-old chicken soup.
That’s the problem with the Devil’s great ideas – they’re the Devil’s great ideas.
It is encouraging to witness the decline of two-party duopolies throughout Western democracies as voters have a greater opportunity to successfully support reformative movements outside those of centrist seat-warmers.
The basic human infrastructure required to do anything – discipline – has been quietly but purposefully removed over the last 100 years. Your enemies knew exactly what they were doing.
Perhaps I’ve been a tad hasty. Let’s get the Don on the phone and recommit to ANZUS and, while we’re at it, let’s see about getting on his Board of Peace overseeing Gaza – I’m sure we can sell the Gazans some milk powder or something.
Who needs unity when tribalist division is so ‘enriching’?
When journalists stop being bored and cynical, it’s time for New Zealanders to watch their backs.
Passing new laws every time a terrorist act occurs does not make us safer: it merely emboldens a different, stronger entity to inflict its own tools of terror – our own government.
Fear is like guilt: it is just an emotion. You can, and must, think without fear. If you learn how to do this, I think Scott Adams would, ironically, be proud that his negative example turned out to be helpful in the end.
I will not attempt to tell you what is going to happen, but what will almost definitely not happen.
We’re constantly told that the ‘vast majority’ of Muslims are ‘peaceful’ and ‘moderate’ – if so, they’re being awfully quiet about it.