Frankie the dog has his head held high as he takes on his last week in Parliament. The popular Beehive pup and his owner have found new jobs, leaving some big shoes to fill. Wellington Reporter Abbey Wakefield caught up with him to reflect on his time in power!
@JoannaKidman Meanwhile Wainuiomata is in a state of stress. Protesters are trying to occupy the marae, shop windows have been broken, campsites set up at the old boxing gym Cherie and I frequented and the Rimataka Forest Park. Police are flying over constantly. Not as bad as Wgn CBD though.
Whatever happened to the principles of occam's razor.
Flu symptoms on the grounds of parliament = I have a virus verses
Flue symptoms on the grounds of parliament = I have been exposed to EMF weapons which are implanted in the concrete blocks disguised as a barrier
I struggle... why can an anti-mantate protest occupy Parliamemt Grounds but a climate change or iwi protest be actively moved on ... I support NZ Police but not the protesters who actively break the law by occupying streets but asking for a voice
Ok ... my brutal honesty. I agree with the NZ Police that police action against the protesters is not an option atm but why is it an option against tangata whēnua protests, youth protests and 1080 protests? And what precident does this give future protests