First thing Maori need to do is distance themselves from Te Pati Maori...They give good Maori a bad name. Drag them down to their level. I have nothing against Maori culture, Maori fatigue is real. This guy isn't alone.
A Common-Sense Approach to Childhood Vaccines is Now Needed
World Council for Health, September 5, 2023
The number of vaccines given to babies and children has increased dramatically without the necessary due diligence by regulatory authorities. Parents are urged to adopt a common-sense, ‘Safer to Wait” approach.
Growing international concerns about vaccine regulatory processes and vaccine safety have emerged following the widespread regulatory failure of Covid-19 vaccines. The Covid-19 crisis has demonstrated that regulatory bodies, once public watchdogs, are now at best incompetent and at worst have been deeply corrupted by pharmaceutical industry interests. https://t.co/VdYxmcM4Sp
Some facts for the Labour Party.
1. National allocated more than $1 billion of new health infrastructure funding in Budget 2025.
2. Labour allocated $0 of new health infrastructure funding when Chris Hipkins was Prime Minister.
Good to see senators speak out about LABORS Big Brother surveillance system.
EVERYTHING you do is now being monitored & most don’t even realise the repercussions of this.
Don’t believe the hype, I encourage everyone that is being fed lies about Charlie Kirk, to actually sit down and watch his videos and listed to his message. The only thing the libs did by spreading lies about him, was to reveal the hatred and evil they harbored within their hearts.
@Suitandtie9999 Where is the unity when babies are killed. Where is that unity for their homeless? Where is that Unity for the unemployed? All the money the elite Maori have, why have they not homed their people. They have land. Why not a building company to build the homes & employ their people
Politicians need to start being honest with the people about the scale of cuts required.
Britain is teetering on the edge. To drag this country back, the reductions must be clear, unapologetic, and yes - brutal.
Anything less will fail.
Cuts, cuts and then more cuts, followed by more cuts.
Not tinkering at the edges. Not clever accounting tricks. Not fiddling around with a few billion here and there.
Real reductions in the size and cost of the state.
It doesn't win many votes, it certainly won’t win support from those who live off the system.
But it's absolutely true.
We need to strip Britain back to what works. A lean, efficient state that protects its borders, enforces its laws, and provides essential services.
Do a small list of things, but do them well.
Set the platform for individuals to flourish. That should be the state's primary goal.
We need a Britain that lives within its means, and then some in order to start paying off our enormous debt.
This will be an incredibly painful process.
It is absolutely necessary.
Hipkins' suppression order is lawfully suppressed.
Chris Hipkins, the former Prime Minister, and one of the "men" who was at the forefront of New Zealand’s COVID-19 response has stated publicly that he is under a suppression order preventing him appearing publicly at the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Covid-19.
I sent an Official Information Act (OIA) request on Saturday, 23 August, asking for the basics:
What case is this about?
Who applied for the suppression order?
How long does it last?
Can we see the order itself?
The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet have stated that he is an MP, not covered by the OIA. Ask the courts.
I have never had an OIA answered so quickly.
The OIA rules mean we, the public, can’t know whether a former Prime Minister is under a suppression order or not.
When voters are denied the right to know whether their leaders are subject to court orders, we lose the ability to make informed choices. That’s not democracy. That’s control.
And it’s part of a bigger pattern I’ve been seeing in Local Government:
Councils downgrading public assets to avoid consultation.
“Commercial sensitivity” used to hide deals.
Communities priced out of challenging flawed decisions.
Piece by piece, the public’s right to know is shrinking, while insiders govern in the shadows.
This isn’t just about Chris Hipkins. It’s about the direction New Zealand is heading. If this stands, we are sliding from an open democracy into a managed one, where decisions are made for the people, but never with the people.
@actparty@NewstalkZB@SeanPlunket@theplatform_nz@nzdsos@LobbyForGoodNZ
@KiwiStreamNZ Yep and then gave themselves knighthoods and dame hoods and still act as though they did NZ proud. Chippy is still the leader of the Lieber party. Unbelievable 🙃