Tight
controls placed on TPP spin
23
November, 2015
Newly
released papers reveal the level of control the Government put in
place around the coverage of the TPP deal last month
Documents
obtained under the Official Information Act show media comment on the
deal was restricted to Trade Minister Tim Groser and the Prime
Minister.
Enquiries
made to diplomatic posts overseas were to be redirected to the
Minister Groser.
Officials
also monitored Twitter for social media comments on the TPP, with
diplomatic staff asked to refrain from making substantive comment
about the agreement online, or engaging in the conversation.
Meanwhile referendum packs are appearing in mailboxes and the public is being asked to vote for options except for the one most people support - the status quo.
If anyone asks I would counsel filling out the form this way:
Meanwhile referendum packs are appearing in mailboxes and the public is being asked to vote for options except for the one most people support - the status quo.
If anyone asks I would counsel filling out the form this way:
This is the NZ flag. It also goes along with a certain constitutioanl arrangement that is NOT being discussed
John Key's preferred design is uncannily similar to that of ISIS/Daesh
Jonah
Lomu tribute shows need for a new flag, PM says
23
November, 2015
The Irish
Examiner's tribute to Jonah Lomu shows the country needs a new
flag, Prime Minister John Key says.
Appearing
on Paul Henry, Key used the front page as a prop in
his argument for a fern on the new flag.
"Here's
the silver fern, front page, with one frond coming off like a tear,
with Jonah Lomu and his years," Key said.
"Amazingly
powerful. That's New Zealand. Where was our flag? Nowhere."
The
silver fern was known around the world, he said.
"That's
the thing they use when we're doing well and when we're hurting.
That's our flag."
Paul
Henry said the country was "capable of handling several
symbols".
"[The
silver fern] is there now and it's a recognised symbol."
The
pair agreed to disagree.
While we are being asked about a flag this is going on
Emergency housing enquiries double
The number of people seeking emergency accommodation and turning to Citizens Advice Bureau for help has doubled in five years.
Citizens
Advice Bureau (CAB) received more than 3000 enquiries about emergency
accommodation this year, up from 1500 in 2010, a recent report shows.
Overall
there have been 10,000 such enquiries in the past five years.
And Key is engaged in fear-mongering to further his own agends
Several
of the New Zealanders under 24-hour surveillance for links to Islamic
State want to commit a terrorist attack on Kiwis, says the Prime
Minister.
About
40 people are being monitored in New Zealand for their ties to Isis
but the most threatening are under constant watch, which means
they're unlikely to be able to get anywhere near executing a
terrorist attack, said John Key.
I have always seen John Key, NZ prime minister as a clear example of a sociopath. However, look at this list of criteria for psychopathy
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