Many in the forum imply or suggest directly "why comment with long drawn out details?". Some react with "zzzzzz", others "what is an expert, a drip under pressure", etc. Quit ridiculous when the readers may actually be misinformed public who are directed to take the opportunity to look up this website, or ACT's site, and read some of the reports and comments. Those new readers appreciate details and background. Many are turned off by criticism, language that attacks or disparages a person or group, insults or threats, hostility and polarized group, or the sharing of misleading information to manipulate public opinion in an echo chamber.
The reality is that many in NZ, even CEO's (and ex-C level management) of listed…
A tad off to one side, but I saw on SkyNews tonight that the situation in Port Au Prince, Haiti has become so bad that Kenya sent in experienced army units to try to restore some semblance of law and order. The emergency is what happens when tribal, criminal armed gangs are allowed to take territorial control - now more that 80% of the Port they said.
Abuses of ordinary citizens are numerous, and gross; a warning of what happens if such thugs are not controlled (preferably broken) early on.
It could never happen here, could it?
By the way, all interviews were conducted in the english language, including those with Kenyan officers.
John Key already put in place barriers to the David Seymour "Treaty Interpretation Bill"
Summation: If the UN gives guidance principles, then the NZ politicians adopt them whether its law or not, whether its enforcable or not. As JK once said "we are in the Club". Supporting that reality are the legal academics such as the Solicitor-General's office and also the Māori academics and Māori lawyers.
All these so called Māori expert advisors to Government (funded with taxpayer money) stand on their qualifications and status as being authorised/approved to advise politicians, the Government and the Cabinet as to what to do.
To install them the likes of JK (et all including Pita Sharples) and then Ardern-Little-Labour-Maori installed Māori lawyers and…
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Many in the forum imply or suggest directly "why comment with long drawn out details?". Some react with "zzzzzz", others "what is an expert, a drip under pressure", etc. Quit ridiculous when the readers may actually be misinformed public who are directed to take the opportunity to look up this website, or ACT's site, and read some of the reports and comments. Those new readers appreciate details and background. Many are turned off by criticism, language that attacks or disparages a person or group, insults or threats, hostility and polarized group, or the sharing of misleading information to manipulate public opinion in an echo chamber.
The reality is that many in NZ, even CEO's (and ex-C level management) of listed…
A tad off to one side, but I saw on SkyNews tonight that the situation in Port Au Prince, Haiti has become so bad that Kenya sent in experienced army units to try to restore some semblance of law and order. The emergency is what happens when tribal, criminal armed gangs are allowed to take territorial control - now more that 80% of the Port they said.
Abuses of ordinary citizens are numerous, and gross; a warning of what happens if such thugs are not controlled (preferably broken) early on.
It could never happen here, could it?
By the way, all interviews were conducted in the english language, including those with Kenyan officers.
John Key already put in place barriers to the David Seymour "Treaty Interpretation Bill"
Summation: If the UN gives guidance principles, then the NZ politicians adopt them whether its law or not, whether its enforcable or not. As JK once said "we are in the Club". Supporting that reality are the legal academics such as the Solicitor-General's office and also the Māori academics and Māori lawyers.
All these so called Māori expert advisors to Government (funded with taxpayer money) stand on their qualifications and status as being authorised/approved to advise politicians, the Government and the Cabinet as to what to do.
To install them the likes of JK (et all including Pita Sharples) and then Ardern-Little-Labour-Maori installed Māori lawyers and…
Don't reply to Mark My Words he is a troll and a pretty incompetent one. 😀