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Ardern and her gaggle take up space in the cabinet room with the noisy squeaking mass of malcontents of the Maori Caucus who no longer believe New Zealand is a “liberal democracy.”
These people now govern believing our individual rights and freedoms are no longer officially recognised and protected. They no longer recognize the rule of law.
Governments are accountable to the people by a system of one person, one vote.
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Judge Joel Bennathan said on Thursday (local time) the British actor-comedian faces a “significant” prison term when he is sentenced on Monday.
The word for today is… incoherent (adjective) - : lacking coherence: such as a: lacking normal clarity or intelligibility in speech or thought b: lacking orderly continuity, arrangement, or relevance : inconsistent c: lacking cohesion : loose Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : Something that is coherent holds or sticks together firmly, with resistance to separation
