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We are living in a time when the media insults our intelligence by calling us conspiracy theorist and yet the media its self has conspired to keep the official story; the only story.

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I for some time now, like most of us, have noticed the incredible variance in fuel prices across Christchurch, so yesterday morning (Tuesday 30 July 2019), I decided to make a note of these difference.

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Perception management - Constructing the conversation to frame the narrative that those who disagree with DoC are violent rabble rousers out to cause trouble that we are all dangerous even potential terrorists

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What is driving the Pest Free NZ Agenda and the hysteria over eradicating non native species.  Answer - International agreements and a global  agenda to purge all non native species of animals and plants around the world.

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There is a culture of bullying and intimidation at the highest levels of government within New Zealand.  It works to shut down challenges to accepted dogma.

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Nelson — Dirty Politics takes on a different hue as the DHB pushes to contaminate the Public water supply - Minister of Health, Dr Coleman, signed into law a Regulation which exempts all chemicals containing fluoride from being considered medicines if they are delivered via the public water supply - Fluoride has recently has been classified as a neurotoxicant

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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key did a rare thing on Tuesday – he told the truth.

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Relationships Danny de Hek's Toastmasters Speech 26/09/2014 I’m practicing to be an ordained minister so today my speech well “my sermon” is going to be about Relationships.

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What happened last night was a powerful statement to world leaders and also to their fifth estate

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Weeks out from the election and the two big parties are speaking their rhetoric words it seems can speak louder than actions because the actions of these two big parties are what we see as reality today – the reality is that the consequences of decades of failed policy by both big parties is taking its toll on the people and the kids of this nation

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Once upon a time in the kingdom of deception it was agreed by everyone that to hold a title of high office was to have high integrity and good moral fiber. The people who ran for high office were considered – because of the above – beyond reproach – they were people the citizens of the kingdom of deception could trust

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One of NZzzz priceless ASSETS have been reduced to dots called national parks - now open for mining and new Jackel grass designed to stop birds from gathering spell the doom for NZzzzz

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Opinion – by Professor Steve Stannard A top sporting performance is based on many factors.

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Opinion: By Steve Stannard I don’t condone the now undisputable fact that Lance Armstrong took illegal drugs to win.

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Winston Peters has been back on the front pages this week, but for all the wrong reasons.

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Far from undermining David Shearer’s leadership of the Labour Party, recent events have strengthened his position and public profile as leader with unanimous support from his caucus.

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