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🚩The indoctrination of our activist Judiciary system has started its last phase. Dee Dahl last week at the University of Canterbury heralds the introduction of compulsory ‘Tikanga’ for law students, and it will be ‘woven’ (there’s that term again) throughout the curriculum to ensure lawyers see law through ‘a... Māori lens’ or Te Ao Māori. In effect it’s more Marxist claptrap, but is infinitely dangerous . The changes were put into effect by NZ Council of Legal Education an independent body statutory body. In NZ parliament is sovereign, not the judiciary. You’d think with Seymour an associate education minister he’d have pulled strings to circumvent the complete radicalisation of the Judiciary. But here we are. Just weeks ago Judith Collins castigated Shane Jones for stating that our judiciary is full of Marxist totalitarians, and you know he was dead right. Watch Dee overflow with glee that this dogshit far left ideology is now firmly in place.show more

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Albert Park1 year ago

Law students: if you want a decent legal education go to Australia. NZ qualifications will no be accepted overseas for much longer, and I expect NZ degrees will be considered lower quality at home too. Unless you want a job in the public service of course.

Holyhekatuiteka1 year ago

Also over there in some Uni’s they have CRT entrenched. You have to throughly check the Uni out, like I did for mine.

Trevor Hughes1 year ago

This is Marxist indoctrination , and it is certainly not about "law." Defund the universities, NOW @chrisluxonmp @NewZealandMFA @dbseymour

Katrina Biggs1 year ago

I find it profoundly ignorant that the word ‘Aotearoa’ is used for New Zealand in the South Island, when it’s known that many South Island Māori do not agree that the name includes them.

Kristina1 year ago

@winstonpeters We are f*cked. They are multiplying.

Craig_Farndale 🏴‍☠️1 year ago

@winstonpeters WTF is this blatantly racist crap?

United Kiwi1 year ago

This is being forced on a captive audience who have no choice if they want their law degree to have to sit through this marxist indoctrination. They are looking for the adults to speak up @EricaStanfordMP @winstonpeters @dbseymour

Pride the (low social credit) arrogant1 year ago

I dont say this lightly, but we are legitimately fucked.

LM19871 year ago

LOOK at Africa. Does the entire bloody continent look as if it is flourishing? All of this post-colonial decolonisation communist BS needs to STOP. Socialism NEVER works. I'm so over stupid people doing stupid things over and over

Ulysses Wilberforce1 year ago

This is Bullshit, utter Bullshit & has no relevance to anyone but Maori, it's their thing, not everyone elses. Just out of respect i'd refuse to learn from these Marxists

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21,637 views • 1 year ago

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ANI

21,812 views • 25 days ago

#WATCH | Hyderabad: Telangana Jagruthi President K Kavitha says, "I have 100 times said that we have nothing to do with this case. This is a politically motivated case. As a part of political vendetta, this case has been put on the Opposition parties and I am thankful to the judiciary that they have upheld our faith in the judiciary of this country. Today, judiciary has cut through this entire web of lies...I am very thankful to everybody who stood by me in that difficult situation...Truth has triumphed. Truth can be hidden, but it can never be defeated...Not only me, KCR garu himself has time and again said that this is a vendetta on BRS and KCR garu that has been reflected on Kavitha. I have said that this is a false case, a politically motivated case...Who will account for the time that I lost with my kids? Who will account for the time that I lost with my family?"

#WATCH | Hyderabad: Telangana Jagruthi President K Kavitha says, "I have 100 times said that we have nothing to do with this case. This is a politically motivated case. As a part of political vendetta, this case has been put on the Opposition parties and I am thankful to the judiciary that they have upheld our faith in the judiciary of this country. Today, judiciary has cut through this entire web of lies...I am very thankful to everybody who stood by me in that difficult situation...Truth has triumphed. Truth can be hidden, but it can never be defeated...Not only me, KCR garu himself has time and again said that this is a vendetta on BRS and KCR garu that has been reflected on Kavitha. I have said that this is a false case, a politically motivated case...Who will account for the time that I lost with my kids? Who will account for the time that I lost with my family?"

ANI

56,116 views • 5 months ago

VIDEO | Delhi: On Supreme Court banning NCERT book over chapter on corruption in judiciary and ordering seizure of all textbooks in circulation, Senior Advocate Pinky Anand says, "NCERT textbook has a chapter on judiciary, which is just one institution in our society, for students of 8th class. For students of that age, who are trying to understand society and are in their growing years, teaching them about corruption in the system will make them lose faith in the system. What is right should be taught and not what is not. Any institution should not be targeted. This is a blot on the judiciary on a large scale." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Delhi: On Supreme Court banning NCERT book over chapter on corruption in judiciary and ordering seizure of all textbooks in circulation, Senior Advocate Pinky Anand says, "NCERT textbook has a chapter on judiciary, which is just one institution in our society, for students of 8th class. For students of that age, who are trying to understand society and are in their growing years, teaching them about corruption in the system will make them lose faith in the system. What is right should be taught and not what is not. Any institution should not be targeted. This is a blot on the judiciary on a large scale." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

12,898 views • 5 months ago

Britain should look at cutting aid to Pakistan until it upholds the rule of law, the former brother-in-law of jailed Imran Khan has told the Government. Speaking at Westminster, Lord Goldsmith, who previously served as a foreign minister, said: “I think anyone who is paying attention understands that Imran Khan has been denied access to lawyers and to his family, including his two sons, who are my nephews. “He has been denied access even to doctors. “We understand that he has spent much of his time in prison in solitary confinement and his health is deteriorating rapidly.” He added: “Does the minister agree that now is the time for us to reconsider our aid contributions to Pakistan – Pakistan is often at the top of the list of recipients of UK aid – until that country’s Government demonstrate a clear, unambiguous commitment to the Commonwealth Charter that it signed up to, which commits it to an independent judiciary and the rule of law?”

Britain should look at cutting aid to Pakistan until it upholds the rule of law, the former brother-in-law of jailed Imran Khan has told the Government. Speaking at Westminster, Lord Goldsmith, who previously served as a foreign minister, said: “I think anyone who is paying attention understands that Imran Khan has been denied access to lawyers and to his family, including his two sons, who are my nephews. “He has been denied access even to doctors. “We understand that he has spent much of his time in prison in solitary confinement and his health is deteriorating rapidly.” He added: “Does the minister agree that now is the time for us to reconsider our aid contributions to Pakistan – Pakistan is often at the top of the list of recipients of UK aid – until that country’s Government demonstrate a clear, unambiguous commitment to the Commonwealth Charter that it signed up to, which commits it to an independent judiciary and the rule of law?”

Murtaza Ali Shah

11,503 views • 5 months ago

Our investigation into the conduct of judges in London indicates that a serious interference with the administration of justice - with an attempted coverup by a spokesman for the judiciary - may have taken place. We believe this merits the urgent attention of Alex Chalk KC and the relevant authorities. Elon Musk has encouraged us to use X as a platform for independent journalism, stating “More on-the-ground reporting from regular citizens will change the world.” This is our first contribution - part one of a series.

Our investigation into the conduct of judges in London indicates that a serious interference with the administration of justice - with an attempted coverup by a spokesman for the judiciary - may have taken place. We believe this merits the urgent attention of Alex Chalk KC and the relevant authorities. Elon Musk has encouraged us to use X as a platform for independent journalism, stating “More on-the-ground reporting from regular citizens will change the world.” This is our first contribution - part one of a series.

Hunt & Gather Reporting and Video

1,064,410 views • 2 years ago

“We express our gratitude for this crystal clear position by the 145 countries addressed to the host country, to respect its obligation under the Headquarters Agreement… the host country does not have the right or the privilege to abuse its authority and deny visas for our leaders to participate. We sincerely hope that this abuse is reversed as quickly as possible. We have the right to be with all of you, for our leaders, to be with all of you, and to share our thoughts and ideas peacefully, diplomatically, legally, and in a civilized way. Denying us, denying our leaders, the opportunity to do so is an abuse of the authority, and it is a punishment for the State of Palestine that should not take place. Our leaders will participate in the capacity that is possible to us, but we will not yield an inch for our right to be treated like the rest of you and to receive our visas for our leaders in any meetings that we are invited to participate in, and we will continue doing that. “

“We express our gratitude for this crystal clear position by the 145 countries addressed to the host country, to respect its obligation under the Headquarters Agreement… the host country does not have the right or the privilege to abuse its authority and deny visas for our leaders to participate. We sincerely hope that this abuse is reversed as quickly as possible. We have the right to be with all of you, for our leaders, to be with all of you, and to share our thoughts and ideas peacefully, diplomatically, legally, and in a civilized way. Denying us, denying our leaders, the opportunity to do so is an abuse of the authority, and it is a punishment for the State of Palestine that should not take place. Our leaders will participate in the capacity that is possible to us, but we will not yield an inch for our right to be treated like the rest of you and to receive our visas for our leaders in any meetings that we are invited to participate in, and we will continue doing that. “

State of Palestine

81,051 views • 10 months ago

Today the India FTA is signed. It will then go back to Parliament to pass into law. Unfortunately only NZFirst oppose this awful deal, so it’s likely to go ahead. In the last few years we have seen masses of industry close. A large part of this is our high electricity prices, partly because of the green scam, but also because we have a sector that the electricity & generators and sellers are one and the same meaning they can manipulate the prices for maximum return. Timber and paper mills have gone to the wall, WP & Shane Jones went to Cabinet to get government to help, however Act and National wouldn’t support it. Watties will close at the same time tariffs for all processed and frozen foods from India will be dropped. Our vegetable market is worth 1.1 Billion a year. That’s worth more than what the India FTA deal is expected to add to our economy. 90% of the veges kiwis consume are grown here. This is about to change. We will start eating a lot more food processed in India and other third world developing nations. Highly productive farm land around NZ is being turned into tickey tacky subdivisions favoured by new immigrants. National is devoted to net zero, and Luxon this week celebrated that our emissions have been the lowest on record, that’s even lower than during lockdown. Last year for the first time in NZ history residential users consumed more electricity than industry. NZ industry is dying and National, Act and Labour are all for it. Once this deal is signed not only will we see an uptick of Indian migrants, but also an exodus of NZ manufacturers to India. As part of the FTA agreement and the 35billion NZ investment into India that it commits us to, the NZ govt has now openly encourage NZ business to offshore to India and to hire Indian staff. What is going to be left for the young people?

Today the India FTA is signed. It will then go back to Parliament to pass into law. Unfortunately only NZFirst oppose this awful deal, so it’s likely to go ahead. In the last few years we have seen masses of industry close. A large part of this is our high electricity prices, partly because of the green scam, but also because we have a sector that the electricity & generators and sellers are one and the same meaning they can manipulate the prices for maximum return. Timber and paper mills have gone to the wall, WP & Shane Jones went to Cabinet to get government to help, however Act and National wouldn’t support it. Watties will close at the same time tariffs for all processed and frozen foods from India will be dropped. Our vegetable market is worth 1.1 Billion a year. That’s worth more than what the India FTA deal is expected to add to our economy. 90% of the veges kiwis consume are grown here. This is about to change. We will start eating a lot more food processed in India and other third world developing nations. Highly productive farm land around NZ is being turned into tickey tacky subdivisions favoured by new immigrants. National is devoted to net zero, and Luxon this week celebrated that our emissions have been the lowest on record, that’s even lower than during lockdown. Last year for the first time in NZ history residential users consumed more electricity than industry. NZ industry is dying and National, Act and Labour are all for it. Once this deal is signed not only will we see an uptick of Indian migrants, but also an exodus of NZ manufacturers to India. As part of the FTA agreement and the 35billion NZ investment into India that it commits us to, the NZ govt has now openly encourage NZ business to offshore to India and to hire Indian staff. What is going to be left for the young people?

Holyhekatuiteka

39,549 views • 3 months ago

Benjamin Doyle used his valedictory to wallow in playing victim one last time. He said that Parliament wasn’t made for people like him (no shit the place for him is an asylum) and warn that Democracy in NZ will be overturned with a Marxist revolution - “this place is running the risk of being irrelevant the revolution in our minds must not stay there” One less clown in the tent. The Greens in just 18 months have turned over nearly 30% of their MP’s - apart from The untimely death of Collins, that is a shocker, their supporters really need a good look at themselves. Good riddance to bad rubbish, I hope that Bussy does not go back to education.. this guy has a busted warped mind. Selected parts of speech (if you can call it that) here.

Benjamin Doyle used his valedictory to wallow in playing victim one last time. He said that Parliament wasn’t made for people like him (no shit the place for him is an asylum) and warn that Democracy in NZ will be overturned with a Marxist revolution - “this place is running the risk of being irrelevant the revolution in our minds must not stay there” One less clown in the tent. The Greens in just 18 months have turned over nearly 30% of their MP’s - apart from The untimely death of Collins, that is a shocker, their supporters really need a good look at themselves. Good riddance to bad rubbish, I hope that Bussy does not go back to education.. this guy has a busted warped mind. Selected parts of speech (if you can call it that) here.

Holyhekatuiteka

16,238 views • 10 months ago