Donald Trump’s pro-life values are certainly superior to those of Jacinda Ardern. Her vote here is shocking
Why would Jacinda Ardern vote to leave babies to die – when they have been born alive after an abortion! Incredible…
https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO2004/S00171/does-jacinda-ardern-support-infanticide.htm
I know whose values I would vote for… and so would most women…
Amy Brooke – for 100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand… http://www.100days.co.nz
| Amy, We have less than 10 days to ask politicians to tell us exactly where they stand on important issues of life, family and freedom. We are collecting your signatures and then we will send them to the candidates asking them to be transparent. Can you help get this petition to over 10,000 signatures? If you haven’t signed our petition asking candidates to answer our questionnaire, I urge you to please do so now. Please also share this email with any like-minded friends and family. Thank you for playing your part in shaping the future political landscape. Sincerely, Caleb Stephen and the team at CitizenGO P.S. Now is the time to make your voice heard! Here’s the email we sent you earlier on this: Election time is the perfect opportunity to tell politicians exactly how you feel about your beliefs and where you will direct your vote at the ballot box. Make your vote count and make your voice heard! Sign the petition to ask candidates to answer our questionnaire regarding where they stand on life, family and freedom. VOTE FOR YOUR VALUES Dear Amy, On 17 October, New Zealanders will have the democratic privilege of voting for the candidates that best represent the values they believe in. It goes without saying that political candidates represent YOU and YOUR VALUES. But sometimes they forget that. Tell political candidates: I am voting for the values I hold dear. That’s why we need to mean business at the ballot box. And like every other general election, one of the two major parties will form government in the New Zealand House of Representatives. Whichever one ends up securing victory will be the game-changers on important matters of life, family and freedom. So, it’s important that grassroots voters like YOU make your voice heard! Make a statement: Tell political parties you will only vote for the one who protects the values and freedoms you hold dear. To save you the hassle of emailing candidates individually or wading through the smorgasbord of political party policies, I have prepared a questionnaire in which we ask parties where they stand on key issues including… the sanctity of human life for both young and old; the preservation of the freedoms of conscience, belief and expression; the regressive agenda to indoctrinate young children with dangerous LGBT agenda; the banning of so-called “conversion therapy.” Speak out! Sign our petition to demand candidates to answer our questionnaire. Please read the following questions carefully as the answers to them may impact the way you vote on October 17th. Will you ensure the protection of the child’s right to a mother and father and oppose LGBT adoption? Will you ensure that parents have the right to decide on the upbringing of children, including sexuality education? Will you oppose gender neutral bathrooms? Will you support and vote for legislation that will protect medical professionals from being forced to kill people to keep their licenses and jobs? Will you support and vote for legislation to protect New Zealand’s citizens from medically assisted euthanasia and suicide? Will you uphold the fundamental freedoms of religious belief and expression, maintaining the right of all individuals to worship and exercise their faith? Will you oppose a ban on sexual orientation conversion therapy which prohibits the use of talk therapy? Will you protect the lives of all preborn children? The future of New Zealand is in the hands of voters like you. Don’t think your one vote doesn’t count! Tell the parties and candidates: this time I am voting for those who will actively uphold and protect the values I believe in! Sincerely, Caleb Stephen and the team at CitizenGO P.S. Don’t underestimate the difference you can make! After signing this petition, please share with your friends. — |
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https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/10/the-captain-and-the-kings-depart/
Are the Ardernistas and Greens living on Planet Stupid?
“The Captains and the Kings depart…”
When the very fine artist, critic and columnist Giles Auty died recently in Australia, viewing with regret what had happened to his adopted country – and aware that we in New Zealand are in even worse straits – we lost one of those very few still standing to fight the corruption of these times. How have ignorance and stupidity – with or without deviousness – become a characteristic disease now in so many Western democracies?
Tragedy or comedy? It was impossible not to smile when recently listening to an LBC announcer in Britain recounting with incredulity the mindless behaviour of people there. Almost lost for words, trying to understand what was taking place, he asked if they were living on Planet Stupid? Equally worriedly, he pointed out that they actually have the vote…
Living on Planet Stupid? This phase really sums the question so many New Zealanders have been asking for so long about more than a few of our politicians – in particular with regard to the global warming con, which Miss Ardern, the basically Marxist Greens and too many shockingly lazy MPs have swallowed, line and sinker.
Or have they? Given the challenge to the whole global warming hysteria, not only by well-informed scientists, but those apologising for having bought into it in the first place, we would be foolish to dismiss the Left’s – and indeed the Right’s – continued, culpable buy-in of this nonsense. What we need to remind ourselves is that promoting global warming alarmism has given governments the best of all opportunities to tax every single area of our economy – all industries, business, farming, development, transport, fuel…the campaign against the use of coal, the search for oil…Every individual New Zealander is being impoverished through increased taxation – costs past on to us – because of what is now recognised to have been a hugely exaggerated – in fact basically non-existent threat – to enrich the governments coffers.
What is particularly reprehensible is that even if the release of CO2 – this important gas, but minimally represented in the atmosphere – was drastically reduced in this country – it wouldn’t make one whit of difference to reducing global warming. Why are we being conned into politically imposed virtuousness, in no way at all reducing supposed global warming – while energy-hungry China and India are firing up more and more coal stations? Much smarter than this country, the US has withdrawn from the Paris Agreement, one in a line of treaties imposed by activists on the Left promoting alarmist propaganda. Given all the recent evidence challenging this, it’s high time for us to stand up to our politicians and demand an end to their lucrative tax gathering scam – because scam it basically is. Tell Jacinda – and tell James Shaw…
Another important issue, pushed by the usual suspects, is the attempt to try to rename this country Aotearoa – which was never even its Maori name. No matter, we are being manipulated by continuing pressure on politicians – and the only-too compliant, mischief-making and leftist media. It is yet another push from the Maori Supremacy movement, relying on the goodwill or laziness of New Zealanders to give up opposing it. A policy of appeasement? However, we should know just from history that appeasement never works: the demand increases – as has been happening continually with those from very few, but vocal, culturally bullying part- Maori extremists – who appear to have considerable ego problems. Although a distinct minority, their demands never stop. However, now great poetry has been removed from the school curriculum, the important reminder in Rudyard Kipling’s “Dane-geld” has been largely lost.
”And that is called paying the Dane-geld;
But we’ve proved it again and again,
That if once you have paid him the Dane-geld
You never get rid of the Dane”..
A recent poll showed the majority of this country voting 70 to 30% against this radicalized, extremist push. However, under the guise of being nice to those with a chip on their shoulder, too many politicians, and virtue-signalling media commentators and business managers are joining in the attack on our country’s name – New Zealand.
This is all part of a deliberately orchestrated movement to gain more and more territory, inch by inch, for radicalised Maori – none of whom in fact are predominantly Maori at all, and who determinedly ignore the immense benefits that the introduction of civilisation brought to this country. It is not to their credit that they are dishonest enough to ignore and even disrespect their majority, non-Maori forebears.
It’s time to boycott Aotearoa-named companies and products that obligingly appease these radicals – and to point out that is culturally insensitive to not be addressed in the language everyone must understand – English – our important national and international language. Moreover, why should immigrants to this country – those from Asia, Europe, India, Cambodia, the Philippines, etc. already with their own primary language, be forced to compulsorily learn the newly invented, largely completely inauthentic “Maori” – as a result of what is basically cultural bullying? Competence in English is their and our prime need. Of course.
We are more than at the crossroads down the blind alleys of the racial, anti-white cultural bullying and the disproved nonsense of global warming.
It is that Miss Ardern is really so very ignorant? Or are there just so many opportunities for increased taxation and control by going along with this canard, Jacinda? Too many ignorant and compliant politicians have turned this country into an intellectual wasteland. All part of course, of the attack on our productive industries – and the destroying of our economy.
GK Chesterton pointed out that, “A tired democracy becomes a dictatorship.” And under Miss Ardern’s edicts and the Green party’s destructive agenda, this is arguably where are heading – a virtual dictatorship – control by a very few…
Yet it has never been easier to protest – and even a few dozen individuals – (it is always the individuals who count) – contacting Parliament – the readily available phone number is 04 817 9999 – and asking to be put forward to the office of the leader, or to any member of a political party, means that one can state one’s views – in support of – or against any stance – or proposed legislation.
What can you/we as an individual(s) be waiting for? In this critical lead-up to the election, listening to voters and soliciting their support is very important to all politicians. They are doing so. But are they only hearing from the extremists? As so very often…
We should not be leaving the fight against any ill-tide of the times to the great-hearted fighters like Giles Auty. Ultimately we are, and will be, judged on what we do – and what we omit to do.
Why not ring 04 817 9999 – or email Parliament…Or?..
What are you doing to help? And well done indeed if you are J
© Amy Brooke, Convenor, The 100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand –www.100days.co.nz The 100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand
Join us to help win back this country. Check out for yourself my book “The 100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand …what has gone wrong, and how we can control our politicians.” Available through my home page and children’s literature website BOOK Page at www.amybrooke.co.nz – or at Amazon’s Kindle.
Why Sweden said NO to Cannabis AGAIN. Yes, again! Jacinda’s government needs to take this on board…
https://www.spectator.com.au/2020/09/kiwi-life-2/
Amy Brooke, Convenor, The 100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand –www.100days.co.nz
Join us to help win back this country. Check out for yourself my book “The 100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand …what has gone wrong, and how we can control our politicians.” Available through my home page and children’s literature website BOOK Page at www.amybrooke.co.nz – or at Amazon’s Kindle.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fz07-JZuJC4&ab_channel=JimHoft
Why is that?
Stop the damaging lockdowns, Jacinda. Bill Muehlenberg is right…
https://billmuehlenberg.com/2020/09/10/the-case-against-lockdowns-and-police-states/
The evidence worldwide is that lockdowns have caused more damage to the countries that implemented them than was ever originally envisaged. The number of deaths from serious medical conditions that were brushed aside as lockdowns were prioritised will probably have cost us more deaths than those from Covid-19 – now recognised to be on a par with other formerly damaging epidemics, such as the Hong-Kong or Spanish flu.
Jacinda Ardern’s edicts have been over-reliant upon media-feted medical “experts” with a very narrow perspective on the costs of these highly damaging shutdowns of the country to people’s lives, businesses, health, and even hopes and dreams. The consequences are with us in the numbers of suicides – and in those now left facing financial despair as Labour’s controversial, anti-business coalition plunges us into an abyss of financial debt -and promises more and more of the same, in a vote-buying pre-election spree.
Give this government’s pre-coronavirus attack on our productive industries such as oil and gas exploration, the evidence is that we are now being further damaged by a government with an overwhelming socialist agenda. And the extraordinary, virtually totalitarian controls that have been placed upon our democracy and upon individuals’ actions are highly ominous.
What has been made very obvious with Ardern’s government, in partnership with the Ministry of Health, is not only the ongoing blunders that have been made along the way – and the constant excuses we have been subjected to with regard to the lack of much-needed testing for border controls, in our state of total unpreparedness – is the lack of competence the country should have been able to rely upon.
This, is well as the pattern of attack by highly dangerous viruses over recent years should have given due warning that it was time for contingency preparations to have been made and ready. With one or two honourable exceptions, the medical “experts” seem to have also missed the boat in this area.
Add these factors to the centre-staging Jacinda Ardern’s overwhelming conviction of rightness – and it’s time for New Zealanders to say, as so many already are – that they have had enough..
From two typically generous Australians – the contrast to our literary mafia in this country?
https://ncc.org.au/newsweekly/music-cinema-books/problems-across-the-tasman-similar-to-our-own/
So-called ordinary New Zealanders are basically decent, generous people, but our literary bully-boys and- girls in this small country where well-heeled pressure groups rule the roost are really quite vicious. And as poor Charlotte Dawson found to her cost, the small world of self-regarding media “celebrities” has also become so indoctrinated in left-wing propaganda that – in spite of Stuff newspaper’s ludicrous claims – fair, objective reporting and competent analysis of the issues facing us today is largely non-existent in our mainstream media.
With my enthusiastically received books for children long blacklisted by the rabid Left (as told to my distributor) because my then Dominion columns expressed considerable concern about the takeover of education – and the exaggeration of so many treaty claims – my timely title – The “100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand…what has gone wrong and how we can control our politicians” was of course boycotted by reviewers. ( I can think of one highly antagonistic and competitive left-wing writer of basically chick-lit, who has managed to publish a list of all the children’s writers in this country, well, not quite all…This, in spite of “The Mora Stone” being included in the Children’s Literature Foundation of New Zealand nominations for the top ten Notable Senior Fiction in its year – and in the initial list of nominees for the prestigious international Fantasy Award for Children’s Literature in the US Mythopoeic Awards for Children’s Literature. It was listed on a Yahoo site by another reviewer.as one of her top five all-time historical fantasies.
https://www.amybrooke.co.nz/books/intermediate-and-young-adults/the-mora-stone/
However, the Left apparently just don’t happen to keep up with things…especially when their ideology is challenged…
I can think of a handful of really fine New Zealanders indefatigably fighting to win this country back from its basically Marxist takeover of all our institutions. Among those contributing to the latter is Jacinda Ardern, with her radicalized, socialist determination to inflict her own extremist agenda on what was once a far happier country. Her wish to basically make it easier to have more babies killed before birth also has Miss Ardern quite shockingly voting against allowing doctors to supply medical help to any aborted child left to die – which goes against the grain, as far as New Zealanders are concerned.
And what about Ardern’s push to have highly worrying euthanasia legislation inflicted on the country? Or her party’s favoring of the opening of Pandora’s box with “liberal” legislation promoting the increasing use of recreational cannabis (because, of course, this is what it will do – with all its detrimental effects on health and safety). Again, this is typical of so many of the shortfalls in thinking of those pushing their own barrow…
Where is there any acknowledgement from this apparently ignorant government of the fact that Sweden decriminalized cannabis use in the 60s, but after 20 years, made it illegal again, in the 80s?
For no reason at all?
Why do our politicians never learn? Why was John Key’s government foolish enough to allow a (former?) Communist spymaster to be given a list ranking as a national MP – and even to refuse to expel him when they learned that he had concealed this (i.e. basically falsified) in his CV). What has been behind the National Party’s too cosy cuddling up to Communist Chinese business interests in this country – to the detriment of New Zealanders as a whole? Yet there have long been warnings of China’s determination to infiltrate and dominate the West, buying up land, businesses and strategic assets, and influencing governments’ policies by whatever means possible, including spying. Key himself is on record as praising the leadership of Xi Jinping, tyrannically presiding over a country where the punishing, imprisoning and torturing of citizens – including, horrifically, removing the vital organs of dissidents while alive to sell to those seeking transplants – has become part of a pattern of horror being woven all over this unfortunate country.
It is good, therefore, to see the rise of the New Conservative Party with new faces and policies which will resonate with majority New Zealanders, particularly those respecting the foundation values on which this country was built. Given the decline in New Zealand First’s following, in particular on Winston Peter’s ill-advised, last-minute and unheralded support for the UN’s global migration pact – never put to the country to ratify – the New Conservatives are in a strong position to cross the 5% threshold, particularly given growing recognition of the Green Party’s policies as extremist, basically anti-productive and destructive to the prosperity of this country.
It was interesting then, to read this generous Australian review of my 100 Days, Claiming Back New Zealand…. book, focusing on the one vital provision that the clever Swiss people wrested from their own government to ensure that it is the people themselves – referred to as “sovereign” – who are able to make the decisions concerning the future of their own country – rather than the politicians.
Two fine writers are involved here – Paul Collits – who tells of his own experiences while living and working in New Zealand – and Peter Kelleher, editor of the excellent Australian News Weekly, supplying the kind of incisive commentary and analysis of events in this part of the world which is very much lacking in New Zealand. For this reason alone, New Weekly deserves the support of more New Zealanders. https://ncc.org.au/newsweekly/
Why is it than in this country we produce nothing now to fill the gap left by Ian Wishart’s INVESTIGATE – when our neighbours can produce other fine Australia publications such as the UK/Australian Spectator, edited by Rowan Dean, with articles from exceptional writers such as Giles Auty, James Allan, and others – as well as Quadrant and the IPA Review?
With some wonderful exceptions, I have routinely found Australians on the whole, far more generous than Kiwis writing in these and other areas. And our annual Summer Sounds Symposium was fortunate enough to attract many fine speakers from across the Tasman – including the late Hal Colebatch, Keith Windschuttle, David Greagg (Wizard Dafydd), Patrick Morgan, Warren Reed (with his prescient, 1995 book about Chinese Spying activities, treachery and secrecy already within Australian bureaucracies), Joseph Poprzeczny, John Ballantyne, Peter Westmore, Paul Monk, David Flint and others making outstanding contributions.
The long-term outcome of these symposia was the thinking that underpins both the book reviewed here by Paul Collits, and our movement to claim back this country – www.100days.co.nz and on Facebook’s https://www.facebook.com/100daystodemocracy?ref=br_tf
We need the knowledge of what as actually been happening to reach more New Zealanders, long deprived of anything approaching a quality education in our dumbed-down state schools, where, as part of the whole Marxist agenda, even the teaching of real history has been withdrawn, replaced with its reinvention by activists. And part of their agenda is their stealth movement to rename this country.
They will win – if not enough New Zealanders care enough to fight back. And we should remember that everything, ultimately, depends upon the individual…
Amy Brooke
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CASSANDRA’S LEGACY: WE HAVE LEARNT NOTHING FROM 1995
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by Amy Brooke
As Bertrand Russell once commented, pragmatism is like a bath full of warm water heating up so imperceptibly you don’t know at which point to start screaming.
However, in embracing pragmatism, New Zealand’s political parties, including Labour and National, have abandoned a vital principle of government: even-handedness. Reacting to continual pressures, successive governments have parted company with New Zealanders as a whole, outmanoeuvred and intimidated by radicalised activists. Not only is their agenda prioritised: law and order are no longer adequately maintained.
In 1995, an article in The Economist described New Zealand as having embarked on “ethnic favouritism”, although colour-conscious programs are polarising, promoting disaffection and resentment. Yet, a succession of part-Maori activists, programmed into a deliberately nurtured grievance culture in Marxist indoctrination camps overseas, set to, spreading disaffection among their vulnerable young.
The result has been that not only young part-Maori but the country itself, including our MPs, have been sold an orchestrated litany of lies.
WAITANGI MISINTERPRETATIONS
The deliberate promotion of fanciful misinterpretations of a long-ago Treaty of Waitangi is having tragic results. The ongoing attack on the nearly 200-year-old treaty – which unmistakably established equal rights for all, both earlier Maori immigrants to this country and the later colonists – has been deliberate. Its provisions granted to the Maori tribes important legal title to their lands held at the time – with protection against predatory buyers – and for their material possessions – their taonga.
However, the word “taonga” was stretched by the flagrantly partisan Waitangi Tribunal, described by respected media commentator Brian Priestley as “a Star Chamber”, to include pre-European, Maori ownership of airways, radio frequencies, rivers, coastal foreshores and sea beds – ludicrous claims nevertheless to some extent favoured by our governments, always with their eye on the Maori vote.
It would be hard to find today an agreement whose meaning is more inexcusably misinterpreted as a “living document”, constantly reinvented to contrive even more advantages for a small minority of part-Maori extremists. On the basis of, in many cases, a tiny percentage of Maori genetic inheritance, they conveniently overlook their far larger European ancestry while promoting resentment against colonialism and ignoring its enormous benefits.
So opportunistic have been many of the claims, that even Maori Judge Eddie Durie, long-time chairman of the Waitangi Tribunal, cautioned tribal hierarchies against withholding payment from researchers if they did not agree to suppress information querying such claims. One brave historian, in a subsequent book, confessed to removing relevant material that undermined a tribe’s claim: he was refused payment otherwise.
COUNTER-CULTURAL RESENTMENT
What is happening in New Zealand is, as elsewhere, the deliberate corruption of democracy. Destabilising activism produces a counter-culture of resentment. Preferential treatment – and the never-ending raiding of taxpayers’ pockets by well-lawyered revisionist extremists – is white-anting our once far more peaceful country.
Moreover, resentment at a prevalent bias easily slides into anger. New Zealand’s now ongoing ethnic and cultural grandstanding, for financial and political ends, ensures funding for separate institutions and provisions that our MPs effectively endorse, ensuring a basic divisiveness. The Economist well argued in 1995 that, “to the wellspring of the principle that separates church from state, another should be added. That is, the separation of race and state.”
The lesson governments should have learned from history is that appeasement does not work. In dealing with a bottomless well of inherited and induced grievances, we face not so much social but spiritual problems: of rage, hubris, envy; resentments so deep that the conflagration, inflamed by unreal expectations, cannot be contained.
If there is a need to be meet, it should be met, regardless of race. Suggestions that taxpayers should continue to fund Maori-only cultural organisations are untenable.
Thanks in part to a majority compelled to pay for never-ending claims, the Maori economy is estimated at $40 billion. So, the ongoing requirement to fund Maori television and other special benefits is inexcusable. The tribes are well able to pay for these themselves. Especially given that wealthy neo-tribal corporations devoted to self-interest pay no tax, claiming charitable exemptions.
We are slow learners in this country. The Economist quotation I recently rediscovered from 25 years ago, its findings reported in a 1995 column I wrote for The Dominion, our capital-city newspaper. What were then facts remain facts, though the situation today is even worse. The promise that all multimillion-dollar tribal claims against the government (meaning, all other New Zealanders) would be settled decades ago has long been abandoned, and the treaty gravy train rolls on, and our culpable politicians are not facing the issues.
Cassandra’s legacy is apparently part of the human condition – especially in relation to the obtuseness of our hierarchies. Due to their long inaction, the flight from reality and reason – fanned throughout Western democracies by this same grievance mentality – has also gained ground here, spreading malice, mischief and misinformation throughout what was once called the Paradise of the Pacific.
Amy Brooke is an award-winning New Zealand children’s author, commentator and critic. Visit her websites at www.amybrooke.co.nz and www.100days.co.nz
Tross Publishing – we owe those New Zealanders redeeming our times …
https://trosspublishing.co.nz/
I have felt guilty for some time about being unable to do justice to the excellent, highly relevant books which John McLean, publisher of Tross Books, manages to produce, putting our largely leftwing, mainstream publishers to shame. His tireless campaign has embraced publishing well-researched writers addressing to the truth of issues about the actual facts, rather than media and government-supported propaganda, in relation to the history of this country.
This is vital knowledge, given the long taken-over of our educational institutions – including the Ministry of Education – by those who initially openly boasted about being neo-Marxists when I reviewed their books for the Christchurch Press in the 1980s onwards. However, they have long tunnelled underground, while we New Zealanders have been cushioned by our geographical isolation from the constant threat of invasion, both external and now internal, that Britain and European countries have had to face throughout the centuries. This, and that the fact that the teaching of history has been so long deliberately withheld from the school curriculum by this same ministry, means that New Zealanders as a whole are largely ignorant and complacent about the threat that communism, and indeed socialism, poses to any democratic country. The silly rebuttal to those writing to raise awareness of the white-anting of this country was often that they were imagining “Reds under the beds” – a clever move from the far Left, as ridicule is a strong weapon when attacking those trying to urgently bring home the truth of issues.
However, I also remember the riposte given by a Catholic trade union leader, well aware of the infiltration taking place, to the effect that it wasn’t just a case of “Reds under the beds” – but that they were actually sitting up in bed and having breakfast brought in. Metaphorically speaking, he was right.
Since the demise of INVESTIGATE magazine, produced by Ian Wishart, we have had no contemporary journal providing much-needed analysis of the relentless attack with which we are undoubtedly faced. We owe Ian a great deal for providing highly relevant, contemporary analysis of just what was, and is, happening in this country and abroad – including the mischief-making and venality of those whose political agenda has been very much against preserving New Zealand as a democracy. This of course includes the parliamentarians signed up to handing over our independence to a One World Government movement, aiming for an over- governing body with its own army to keep dissident nations in check. Like ours?
While Australia has the excellent The Spectator, News Weekly, Quadrant and The IPA Review, New Zealand now has no important and relevant journals – with the exception of ELocal, the community-based magazine producing worthwhile articles.
We therefore are very much indebted to John McLean of Tross Publishing who consistently publishes books bringing home to New Zealanders what is actually happening – and has been happening in this country – and the threats posed to us, again internally and externally.
A quick check of the Tross Publishing website shows, in “Free Speech Under Attack”, how this deliberate move to exercise more and more control over all our lives, the most fundamental tenet of any democracy, is being used as a weapon against us all. In “The Jaws of the Dragon” and “China, Lied, Thousands Died”: The origins and spread of Covid-19”, Ron Usher examines the very real threat China poses to the free world, about which our politicians have either inexcusably slow to recognise – or culpably ignorant…or worse.
And what of the fact that New Zealand inexcusably keeps dropping the deadly poison 1080 – with its horrific effect on animals and birds indiscriminately dying as a result… while the government keeps remarkably quiet about the fact that it profits from its 90% ownership of the factories continuing to selling this product – with government ministers represented on the board! “The Quiet Forest: the case against Aerial 1080,” by Fiona M.F McQueen looks to be vital reading for those who have been assured of the safety of this product.
Another title that might well be read by every concerned New Zealander and by every politician is “24 Years; The trials of Allan Titford” detailing the extraordinary custodial sentence handed out to Allan Titford – a sentence greater than that given for murder, where parole is a possibility after 10 years – or any other serious charge. This book examines the charges levelled against Titford, and the possible corruption involved. The extraordinary sentence handed out to this man, originally apparently as a result of what was private property being targeted with apparently opportunistic claims by local Maoris, shocked many, given conflicting evidence.
With too many titles to list here, I can only recommend that readers themselves access Tross Publishing where these and other such timely books as Andy Oakley’s “Once We Were One: The Fraud of Modern Separatism”, One Treaty, One Nation” “Twisting the Treaty” put paid to the propaganda, and indeed actual lies, now being told about the “Treaty of Waitangi.” Like so many other treaties of the past, for the sake of the future of this country, and of the vital concept of one law for all – there’s a very good case for arguing it should also be consigned to the dustbins of history.
© Amy Brooke
See my book “100 Days – Claiming Back New Zealand …what has gone wrong, and how we can control our politicians.” Available through my BOOK Page at www.amybrooke.co.nz, or at Amazon’s Kindle.
