Reflecting
on the TPPA, the flag and sovereignty
Seemorerocks
I
am disappointed in how easily people can be distracted by side issues
such as the flying of the flag on the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
Feb
4, 2016 represents, de facto, a change in the status of New Zealand.
After
108 years as a sovereign nation (we ceased to be a colony in 1908) we
are making a return to colonial status – subject to the
transnational corporations, the USA, or the New World Order (take
your pick).
107
years as a sovereign nation.
This
is a change, not discussed by the nation, but brought through the
back door through secret negotiations.
After
it has been signed it will be rubber-stamped in a compliant
parliament - this is because New Zealanders have already reneged on
their responsibility to protect the gains made by the sweat and toil
of previous generations, Pakeha and Maori.
Our
liberty has been handed over at the expectation of some temperary,
pecuniary benefit that no-one except the tiny minority of ueber-rich
will ever see.
I
cannot get out and protest actively so I intend to hold a Wake for
this country on 4 February as an inner protest.
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