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Do you smell what I smell ?
The NZ Herald heavily promoted news story repeated in the Northern Advocate reads rather like a copy&paste job from a press release : Former National MP Mike Sabin has been appointed chief executive of Peppers Carrington Estate, a five-star, 1000-hectare resort … Continue reading
Posted in Media Grabs, politics
Tagged government cover-up, John Key, Matthew Hooton, Mike Sabin, Nicky Hager, police corruption
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Weapons of Mass-Surveillance
Once upon a time a little country in the South Pacific outpost of a great empire woke up and started to have a discussion about it’s place in the world. This was a serious discussion and became part of the national … Continue reading
Sky City and the magic potion, which lets JK get away with it
The “free” Sky City Convention Centre has always been a bum deal. The old casino rule applies : The house always wins. That how the roulette wheel or the poky machines are programmed. The initial deal was packaged as “We … Continue reading
No prophet is accepted in her own country
Booker Price winner Eleanor Catton has done us all a favour with her criticism of New Zealand’s “neoliberal, profit-obsessed, very shallow, very money-hungry politicians who do not care about culture. They care about short-term gains. They would destroy the planet in order to … Continue reading
Rod Oram : Defend the right to debate
If you haven’t read Rod Oram’s latest column yet please do ! It hasn’t stopped to amaze me how brilliantly the government spin worked in the lead-up to the recent election. It had almost an Orwellian quality of turning the meaning of … Continue reading
Posted in politics, Society
Tagged Dirty Politics, government spin, John Key, Nicky Hager, Orwellian words, Rod Oram
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Nicky Hager Raid: It doesn’t smell – it stinks
The media reaction to the police raid on Nicky Hager’s house was predictable. See for instance the NZ Herald editorial on Friday 10 October. It is too close to home for them as well and they are right to be … Continue reading
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Tagged Nicky Hager, Political Persecution, security services corruption
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