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Yesterday the corrupt NZ Police rousted a law-abiding citizen and his young family. Police wanted to avoid a record of their actions and managed to switch the victim's cellphone off twice. This is the recording of the female officer attacking the victim's phone.
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The corrupt NZ Police have made the unilateral determination that the man in this video made "inflammatory and antagonistic posts...have the potential of inciting or inspiring violence." None of his posts were illegal. Unannounced, armed police rousted the family home anyway.
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On Linux using entirely free software
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The Labour and Green parties support political violence against their opponents. In convicting their activist Eliana Rubashkyn today for assaulting Posie Parker and Tania Sturt, the NZ courts repudiated leftwing hate. Ms. Sturt spoke with me after the sentence was imposed.
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18 months ago the Green party activist Eliana Rubashkyn assaulted @ThePosieParker and Tania Sturt in Albert Park. Judge Lummis adjourned his appeal for a Discharge Without Conviction until tomorrow. Ms. Sturt spoke with me at the conclusion of today's hearing.
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Homebrew solution for Linux that will work on other platforms
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On defending New Zealand's democracy against vestigial media bias, leftwing extremism and ethno-nationalist separatism
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Delighted to receive an invitation from RCR to participate in the station’s reboot. On the evolving media landscape and the rise of independent new media. Simon Anderson is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
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I copped a fair amount of flak for publishing footage of two politicians sitting together outside a cafe. The essence of much of the criticism was that politicians are entitled to private lives – which of course they are – and that filming them in public was an unwarranted intrusion. Here I’
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The Establishment's Dissident
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Shortly after 4pm on the 27th of March, the X account @churPanic commenced a live broadcast on a mobile phone from the streets of Gisborne, New Zealand. Against a backdrop of community outrage at taxpayer-funded Rainbow Storytime in the local library, a pedestrian crossing had been whitewashed. Residents of this
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Graham Linehan is well positioned to offer an international perspective on New Zealand affairs. Among other topics @Glinner discusses the ramifications of @ThePosieParker's visit last year, and the social policy implications of the WPATH revelations. Mr. Linehan's recently released autobiography 'Tough Crowd' is an
