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Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Conservation minister misled the NZ Parliament...
CONSERVATION MINISTER, NICK SMITH, ACCUSED OF MISLEADING PARLIAMENT OVER MAUI DOLPHIN CLAIMS.
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Conservation Minister Nick Smith misled Parliament
with his statement that not a single Maui’s dolphin has been sighted inside an area opened up by the Government for oil drilling, the Green Party said today.
“Conservation Minister Nick Smith is not telling the truth when he says that no Maui’s dolphins have been observed in the area that the Government has opened up for oil and gas exploration,” said Green Party Co-leader Dr Russel Norman.
“Nick Smith’s own department has documented evidence that he is wrong, and that there have been sightings of Maui’s dolphins in the area that National is opening up for oil exploration.
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Monday, May 5, 2014
THis blog will be discontinued...
This blog will be discontinued because of unresolved technical issues. Please visit another of the author's blogs: huttrivervalley
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
Coalitions start after the elections, not before...
Monday, April 7, 2014
Living dead capitalism...
But it is what many want...
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| It’s Capitalism. (Photo credit:eyewashdesign: A. Golden) |
The American socialist, G.S. Evans, calls this “Living Dead Capitalism” – a capitalism no longer capable of addressing contemporary human obligations but which, by super-efficiently funnelling the fruits of its own automatising ingenuity upwards to the dwindling number of real persons directing investment flows, continuously concentrates the “surplus value” of its non-humanworkforce in fewer and fewer human hands.
Chris Trotter
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