Showing posts with label Coup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coup. Show all posts
Monday, February 24, 2025
Cam Slater: The Coming National Coup
Labels: Cam Slater, Chris Luxon, Coup, National PartyLike most National leaders, no one could ever accuse Luxon of having convictions or believing in anything other than he should be running things.
Christopher Luxon’s continued bad numbers mean the National Party is now seriously talking about replacing him as leader. Sources inside caucus say that Luxon has three months to turn around his numbers, connect with the public and save his career.
Tuesday, January 31, 2023
John Porter: A Coup by Stealth
Labels: co-governance, Coup, John PorterWere you worried about 3 Waters?
Were you worried about a separate Maori health authority?
Were you worried about The Canterbury Regional Council (Ngai Tahu Representation) Bill?
Were you deeply worried about Co-Governance?
I have good news for you!
Wednesday, August 3, 2022
NZCPR Newsletter: Coup in New Zealand
Labels: Coup, Democracy under attack, NZCPR Newsletter, Tribal ruleFinally, the mainstream media is reporting that a coup is underway in New Zealand - by the Maori tribal elite.
Admittedly that observation was penned by former Labour Minister and ACT Party leader Richard Prebble in an opinion piece for the Herald - but the newspaper published it and RadioNZ reported it.
The on-line Herald headline read, “Three Waters is a coup — an attack on democracy”.
That bold and compelling headline, however, didn’t last. It was changed to remove the words “a coup” and now reads: “Three Waters is an attack on democracy”.
Thursday, July 21, 2022
Point of Order: Govt gives each council another $350,000 (of our money) to get Three Waters flowing – and win their support for its coup
Labels: co-governance, Coup, Point of Order, Three Waters reformThree Waters reforms – the subject of widespread disquiet around the country – was among the issues tackled by Ministers with new initiatives over the past 24 hours.
So too was the vexed issue of housing.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are being pumped into both problems. Or should that be “challenges”?
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