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Irredeemably Liberal

Monday, April 07, 2014

The police should not be above the law

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In April 2011, Invercargill police apprehended a suspected burglar. During the arrest, one officer crash-tackled the suspect while he was al...

New Fisk

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Sinister efforts to minimise Japanese war crimes and portray the empire as a victim must be exposed The 1915 Armenian genocide: Finding a f...

The inevitable republic

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Some foreign inbreds are apparently visiting, which naturally means we have former politicians on TV telling us that a republic is inevitabl...
Friday, April 04, 2014

Why are we still working?

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On his blog, SF author Charles Stross asks the big question about modern society: most jobs are bullshit , and many of them are disappearing...

Australia exports lawlessness

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Since 2012, refugees seeking asylum in Australia have instead been dumped on Nauru and Papua New Guinea in appalling and inhumane conditi...

A cost of doing business

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Stuff reports that the Commerce Commission wants to fine a Swiss company $3 million for participating in a cartel : The Commerce Commissi...

Outlawing consumer choice

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The public boycott has a long and honourable tradition in the struggle to make the world a better place. A sugar boycott helped end the slav...
Thursday, April 03, 2014

Time to see if the Ombudsman will keep their word

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Last month, we learned that Judith Collins had taken time off a taxpayer-funded trip to China to endorse her husband's company - a comp...

Dodgy

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The endless saga of John Tamihere and the Waipareira Trust gets dodgier : An urban Maori authority that gets most of its funding from the p...

A cover-up

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What a surprise! The Australian government is planning to cover-up the results of its investigation of the murder at their Pacific gulag : ...
Wednesday, April 02, 2014

A backdoor in the US constitution

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One of the core allegations of the NSALeaks is that the NSA has been unconstitutionally spying on Americans on a massive scale. And now, the...

Officially terrorist in Saudi Arabia

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Saudi Arabia is a medieval despotism, with a medieval approach to human rights and freedom of religion. So its sadly unsurprising that they ...

Privatization is theft

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A government is carrying out a crash-program of privatization without a mandate. It is desperate to sell, so it sets the price of the shares...

Climate change: Making it worse

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On Monday the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its Fifth Assessment Report , showing the world facing war, famine and deat...
Tuesday, April 01, 2014

Climate change: "Adaptation"

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Yesterday, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released its Fifth Assessment Report , showing the world facing war, famine and dea...

The CIA lied about torture

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Who'd have thunk it? The CIA lied about the effectiveness of its torture program : A report by the Senate Intelligence Committee conclu...

Why we shouldn't have an armed police force

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Because they murder people : Captured by a video camera on one of the officer’s helmets, the slaying by Albuquerque police of a homeless ca...

A question

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If a politician brings defamation proceedings against another politician , bringing himself into "public hatred, ridicule and contempt...

Victory on whaling

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Last night, the International Court of Justice ruled that Japan's "scientific" whaling program was illegal : Activists are c...
Monday, March 31, 2014

Blowback

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The NSA's global panopticon hasn't caught any actual terrorists yet. But it does seem to be killing the cloud computing industry : ...
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