Posts by Sacha
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Russell Brown,
the Greens could have taken a look at it.
Media weren't thrusting hungry microphones at them though.
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Hard News: The unstable Supercity, in reply to John Holley,
to match legacy business processes
weak, blustery ego, in other words
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Russell Brown,
We lacked for good generally-pro-trade-but-not-this voices.
Yes. Imagine if Labour had figured out where they stood beforehand?
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Russell Brown,
one politician capable of discussing the IP chapter
not even Gareth Hughes?
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Russell Brown,
Hey, most of our politicians can't discuss TPP clearly either. The deliberate opaqueness has been a large part of the problem, by design. The ongoing misinformation campaign doesn't help either.
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Alex Coleman,
and let's not get started on them nanny lightbulbs and showerheads #gasp
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Rob Salmond,
We're the only party with meaningful solutions (ie. build some homes!
Sigh. Greens are with you on that too, dude. Please ditch that dinosaur FPP stance and respect your future coalition partners.
Increase acquisition and building of state housing units by at least 3000 units a year for the next 3 years
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Polity: Key Derangement Syndrome…, in reply to Richard Mayes,
The news media were interviewing people at the TPPA protest in Akl who couldn't actually say what the TPPA was or why they were against it.
Some shows, true. Others had no trouble finding articulate protestors. Funny, eh?
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Hard News: The unstable Supercity, in reply to Graham Dunster,
It may even qualify, but someone would need to care enough to investigate.
When government Ministers can get away with Oravida, Saudi sheep, gaming the OIA, and sundry #dirtypolitics activities, what hope of that?
The fish rots from the head. In Te Ao Maori, that's Wellington.
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Hard News: The unstable Supercity, in reply to Brent Jackson,
I think that it was an extremely courageous move on his part
"You'll never get fired for buying IBM"
.. unless you're the NZ Police
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