Gordon Campbell on family separations, and family publicity
The recent upsurge in asylum seekers is only a fraction of the 1,643,679 people who sought asylum in fiscal year 2000 without the US sinking under the weight.
Gordon Campbell on family separations, and family publicity
The recent upsurge in asylum seekers is only a fraction of the 1,643,679 people who sought asylum in fiscal year 2000 without the US sinking under the weight.
From the Hood : Mateship
A List of Thing Mates Don’t Let Mates Do, Based on a Google Search and/or the Fact Asylum Seekers are Human Beings
Gordon Campbell on family separations, and family publicity
No CommentsByThe recent upsurge in asylum seekers is only a fraction of the 1,643,679 people who sought asylum in fiscal year …
Gordon Campbell on tomorrow’s EU trade talks with NZ
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellOne of the world’s most influential bureaucrats will launch the process of a trade pact between the EU and NZ.
Gordon Campbell on the latest High Court obstacle to the <I>Hit & Run</I> inquiry
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellA High Court ruling concerning the use of security information – if left unchallenged – could well cripple the investigation …
Gordon Campbell on the Waikeria Prison decision
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellWhen and how does the government propose to change the key drivers of New Zealand’s bizarrely high – and economically …
Gordon Campbell on Sir Peter Gluckman and his report on prison reform
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellWhile his meth analysis has been decisive, Gluckman’s report on prison reform is likely to comprise a far more comprehensive, …
Gordon Campbell on the media’s untruth-in-packaging problem with the Trump circus
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellAfter shredding America’s relationships with its traditional G-7 allies, US President Donald Trump is about to sit down to pursue …
Gordon Campbell on Jim Bolger’s task force for workplace reform
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellThe neo-liberal wing of the National Party has never really felt that Jim Bolger was one of them, and the …
Gordon Campbell on what we can expect from the talks with North Korea
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellWe are now only a week away from the meeting in Singapore between North Korea’s Kim Yong–Un and US President …
Gordon Campbell on the carnage being caused by Police pursuits
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellTime for the Independent Police Complaints Authority to produce yet another review of the high speed pursuit policy, which the …
Gordon Campbell on showing maximum love to farmers over M Bovis
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellThere is some competition as to who can be seen to be extending the most heartfelt calls for emotional and …
Gordon Campbell on the M bovis outbreak
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellDamien O’Connor will announce on Monday whether the government intends going down the ‘eradication’ or the ‘management’ path with respect …
Gordon Campbell on why we should be anxious about Artificial Intelligence
No CommentsBy Gordon CampbellSo… should we be anxious about AI? Of course we should.