5 thoughts on “John Key’s sleazy maori appeasement deal”
With Key’s track record of taking cognisance of the electorates wishes I won’t be holding my breath on this one.
At some point in the debate the “we are signatories to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” card will be played. This has been long in the planning and will be pushed through come hell or high water.
“This has been long in the planning and will be pushed through come hell or high water.”
Yep. And Kiwis should note that NZ became a signatory to that stinking Declaration in secret and without New Zealanders having any say in the matter.
Far from being binding, it was an illegitimate act.
Poor, poor victim. Read this sickening piece of crap by one Kirsty Wynn:
“Burglar’s grief ends in a hail of bullets”
‘The burglar shot dead after firing on police yesterday was a “broken man” after the unexpected death of his mum weeks ago.’
I’m glad he’s dead.
“… a “big gentle giant”. ” The Treehouse pub was broken into by armed offenders ” Another burglary at the Chipmunks Playland” … burglary of a cancer charity …”possessing pipes for smoking cannabis and methamphetamine.”
Great minds think alike: “… his close friend Wallace … window-smashing rampage …was shot.”
I remember when I heard Key had them signed in secret. Like where I was when Steve Irwin died. A defining moment- that day I knew N.Z was done for.
A worker in N.Z can only make his vote count with his wallet. I voted to leave the racist mis-managed emerging third world country My home
With Key’s track record of taking cognisance of the electorates wishes I won’t be holding my breath on this one.
At some point in the debate the “we are signatories to the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples” card will be played. This has been long in the planning and will be pushed through come hell or high water.
“This has been long in the planning and will be pushed through come hell or high water.”
Yep. And Kiwis should note that NZ became a signatory to that stinking Declaration in secret and without New Zealanders having any say in the matter.
Far from being binding, it was an illegitimate act.
Poor, poor victim. Read this sickening piece of crap by one Kirsty Wynn:
“Burglar’s grief ends in a hail of bullets”
‘The burglar shot dead after firing on police yesterday was a “broken man” after the unexpected death of his mum weeks ago.’
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10889328
I’m glad he’s dead.
“… a “big gentle giant”. ” The Treehouse pub was broken into by armed offenders ” Another burglary at the Chipmunks Playland” … burglary of a cancer charity …”possessing pipes for smoking cannabis and methamphetamine.”
Great minds think alike: “… his close friend Wallace … window-smashing rampage …was shot.”
I remember when I heard Key had them signed in secret. Like where I was when Steve Irwin died. A defining moment- that day I knew N.Z was done for.
A worker in N.Z can only make his vote count with his wallet. I voted to leave the racist mis-managed emerging third world country
My home 
I got sick of this kind of thing, dondiego:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/8774630/Trio-arrested-after-Tauranga-home-invasion