Alanna Ratna appeals to Winston Peters on behalf of 26 doctors who not only lost their careers over Covid, but have faced gruelling persecution from the Medical Council for their #donoharm stance. @nzfirst@StruckOff2023
"You don't need radical academics telling you what it all means. Read the articles for yourselves."
That's Dame Elizabeth Rata on Free to Speak - she wants the articles of the Treaty in the New Zealand history curriculum, set in front of children to read and memorise. Her aim is that they form their own view rather than take one on authority.
Should students read the Treaty themselves, or be taught what it means?
🎥 Full episode: https://t.co/nMmGnqQRFb
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This is troubling. @ASBBank - why are you calling New Zealand 'Aotearoa'.
- Not once
- Not twice
- But three times above the scroll line on your BUSINESS BANKING page...
It's simply NOT OK.
Finance is going tribal.
We are not AOTEAROA.
"The country respects the Treaty signed in 1840, not the made-up nonsense written in the 1980's university clubhouses... We know what a Treaty is. We know what a woman is." — Rt Hon Winston Peters 🎯
The @TaxpayersUnion is asking about public servants acting in a manner to dodge the Official Information Act. Here is an example of the former prime minister doing exactly that. No minutes or list of attendees on file for Ardern's meeting with Blackrock (manages $10 trillion in assets). A year later the Government revealed it had worked with BlackRock to create a new $2 billion fund for renewable energy.
Know anyone driving junk Chinese EV’s?
China’s spy cars : Tonight Australia’s current affairs show got a tech expert to hack into a BYD Shark - a Chinese built car challenging Toyota for the most sold brand in their market.
Guess what, it has zero cyber technology to prevent hacking, they were able to control the car from a laptop. These things are just Orwellian mass surveillance devices.
Cars nowadays, especially Ev’s, and especially Chinese EV’s are just mobile malicious spyware. I laugh when I see people driving these hunks of CCP crap - it will film you, record what you say and send it back to China.
Welcome to your digital prison. If China ever wanted to take over a dumb western country that has bought these lumps of crap, they can just turn the cars off, OR use them as weapons easily enough. Our govts will in time make a law that gives them access to your EV anyway… keep your old car.
Worth watching the 4 corners clip, a current affairs show, meanwhile in NZ, our current affairs show is Hilary Barry and Newsboy discussing how you can tell your cat’s favourite colour.
Where should the Treaty of Waitangi sit within our law?
Dame Elizabeth Rata: "The Principles do not go back to the 1840 Treaty, they were an invention from the 1980s."
After watching the videos on Dame Elizabeth Rata's new YouTube channel about New Zealand Education History, I decided to go back through my archives and found this interview with Thomas Coughlan which reveals her in-depth knowledge of our history and her ability to reveal the truth.
View Rata's new YouTube channel here: https://t.co/I6tneMiUgy
Date: 2024-02-02
Source: NZ Herald, On the Tiles Series
Interviewer: Thomas Coughlan
Interviewee: Professor Elizabeth Rata
Copyright Authority: Fair Dealing
URL: https://t.co/L3rphGawE2
This is one of the best ads for giving NZ First your party vote.
Q: “NZ First is the party we have the least in common with”
Q: “The way NZ First talks about NZ takes us back to the 1950’s… we (TOP) are looking to 2050”
In the 1950’s NZ had full employment, we were no.3 in the OECD for wealth per capita. We had a world leading education system.
Meanwhile TOP are arguing for woke, technocratic/ NGO rule… and wanting to take us back to before 1840 by having iwi’s rule parliament through their He Puapua vision, oh they also believe that women can have a penis.
Commonsense is timeless.
In 1987 Pauline Hanson was divorced and alone with three children, when she borrowed money to buy Marsden’s Seafood in Ipswich, a rundown takeaway shop
She turned the business around. For eight years she worked 80 to 90 hours a week, six days a week largely by herself, to support her children and avoid going on benefits
Pauline had no parents or other family support, making it “extremely hard”
Just one of the many reasons we love her 🧡🧡🧡
Story Credit: @Manno1970
Photo Credit: @BBHall10
It's disappointing to watch people whose company you once enjoyed descend into bitterness and misery.
Life can be difficult. It can be challenging and it can at times seem unrewarding but it is ultimately what we make of it given the cards we are dealt.
Stay positive.
Good questions from NZ First.
“Where was Verrall’s concern for ‘protecting democracy’ when Labour and Green Party sycophants were protesting in disruptive and intimidating ways outside the New Zealand First leader’s private home and put a crowbar through his window?
“Where was Verrall’s concern for ‘disruption, intimidation, and even violence’ when Posie Parker came to New Zealand to just speak to people but was assaulted, again, by Labour and Green Party sycophants.
“Where was Verrall’s concern for ‘behaviour that silences voters, intimidates candidates’ over the last two years when at public meetings hosted by the leader of New Zealand First have been constantly disrupted by intimidating, insulting, and unruly Labour and Green party sycophants – and in multiple meetings have been physical with staff and even knocking someone in the media to the floor.”
https://t.co/LVkVyc8sBW
New Zealand First is saying we need to get out of the Paris Accord altogether.
Why are we making a rod for our own backs, punishing our farmers and our taxpayers and our economy, when China or the US could sneeze and produce more CO2 overnight than we do in a year?
@nzfirst@winstonpeters
BOOM. 💥 What more is there to say?
If you want New Zealand to make a commitment to you for your retirement, make a commitment to New Zealand.
🇳🇿 Become a citizen.
Citizenship should mean something.
Party Vote New Zealand First.
Trump Derangement Syndrome hits the media in the face again🤦♂️
@nzherald makes an embarrassing but warranted retraction.
But @NZStuff and taxpayer funded @radionz don’t. (As at time of posting this)
#TDS
Kiwi X Team
Next time you hear the media puppets and politicians blaming Trump and the Iran war on petrol prices know this …..
In 2008 with crude oil barrel prices at the same as they are currently ($97 to $99) the price of petrol at the pump in NZ was between $1.53 and $1.68 per litre.
Share the hell out of this 😡😡