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STATEMENT POST CHRISTCHURCH SHOOTING

March 20, 2019 By Donald McKenzie Leave a Comment

The First Nation Association of New Zealand  20.03.2019 A voice of Temperance and Reason. To the New Zealand Parliament: With profound sorrow, we reflect on the murder of 50 and wounding of 50 innocent Muslims at the Christchurch mosque by a lone gunman, Australian Brenton Tarrant. We declaim Tarrant’s actions and abhor his twisted ideology. New Zealand once executed such homicidal fanatics by hanging, after a Court trial. Today, however, Parliamentarians would punish our people … [Read more...]

PROBLEM OF MASS HALAL CERTIFICATION – AN AUSTRALIA WAKE-UP BRIEFING

March 9, 2018 By Donald McKenzie Leave a Comment

In this issue, we are examining the Islamic Halal Tax that has been imposed on around 80% of our non-export domestic market products, which puts our shopping dollars straight into the hands of Islamic 'certifiers'. Please find a our current newsletter on-line here: http://australiawakeup.com.au/newsletters/20180502_Newsletter.html   … [Read more...]

Best practice democracy?

May 11, 2018 By Donald McKenzie Leave a Comment

New Zealanders need to reclaim their democracy, Swiss-style Amy Brooke 10 March 2018 People protesting against both the concept and practice of authoritarian government has now become a worldwide phenomenon. It seems high time, therefore, to turn our attention to considering what have been, or are, examples of best practice democracy in action. In The March of Folly, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Barbara Tuchman, reviewing crucial decisions in world history from the Trojan War … [Read more...]

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