Yesterday Mr Luxon launched National’s “electrification” climate change policy. The media presented a 24 minute video wherein he described his plans to legislate to make resource consents for renewable energy projects easier to get. He also signaled his intention to go full tilt if elected encouraging wind and solar generators and the electrification of New […]
Apologies for the long gaps between posts. I feel there is enough being said out there these days, and that we’re actually in danger of being drowned by so much random opinion. My motivation to write has therefore suffered. Never mind, here’s something I feel needs to be said because although I read so much […]
Whereas the Labour party bears the greatest part of the blame for New Zealand’s decline into a lawless degenerate backwater, it is an unwelcome truth that the National Party has over time made its own generous contribution to this unfortunate outcome. Citizens are aware of the failure of the Nats. Even with such a disastrous […]
Education Minister Hekia Parata today welcomed 38 Mandarin Language Assistants from China to New Zealand at Parliament.
TrueblueNZ 
I’d love to see some broader analysis of this FTA. I’ve read that it gives special visa rights for up to 20000 Chinese nationals to work here, they are able to circumvent NZ supply chains for materials and equipment when doing business in NZ and they can take their NZ made product away without exchanging currency.
http://nzfirst.org.nz/news/new-zealand-first-says-no-more-farm-sales-non-resident-foreigners
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Yes, it would indeed be interesting. Did you see the post below regarding the Chicom’s willingness to supply arms to Hawaiian separatists? Disturbing to say the least.
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Are we going to insist that all communications with Chine should be in Maori???
Or should, because of its economic importance to New Zealand, Mandarin be compulsory in our Schools.
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