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[NZ/Oz Band: Split Enz - I Got You]

NZ/Oz Band: Split Enz - I Got You

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From: vaper.nz@gmail.com
To: NewZealand@creativityalliance.com
Subject: Factually incorrect

Hello, there is no "white species"  or "white race"  and since humans evolved from Africa we're all a shade of black, to be precise.  It's all about genetics, not shade of skin colour.

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Yours sincerely,

Graeme  He/Him

https://youtu.be/xf8O1HI1Xxc

["Three Waters reforms: Nanaia Mahuta and Grant Robertson announce next steps - NZ Herald"]

He who controls the waters, controls life ...

Maori intend to take control of all water in New Zealand.

"Three Waters reforms: Nanaia Mahuta and Grant Robertson announce next steps - NZ Herald"

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/three-waters-reforms-nanaia-mahuta-and-grant-robertson-announce-next-steps/HUFOZTAW37DCOILDVS5KEWNMRM

Excerpt: The Government plans to roll water services, currently owned and largely delivered by 67 councils, into four massive water entities.

These reforms have been controversial because, while councils will still own a stake in whatever water company ends up owning their pipes and reservoirs, they will lose effective control over how they deliver water services. Instead, the entities will be controlled by boards that are appointed by a panel, which is appointed equally by councils and mana whenua.

This complicated structure has dragged Three Waters reforms into the wider debate over co-governance.


National local government spokesman Simon Watts repeated the party's position that it is opposed to privatisation.

Act Party leader David Seymour said his party would not support the Three Waters reforms, and would return the assets to councils.

He said they did not support the co-governance aspects.

On privatisation, he said the Government was trying to muddy the waters.

What was being proposed would make the situation worse with less accountability. He said there needed to be more resourcing.


Mahuta announced her plan to amalgamate water services last year along with a controversial decision to force councils into the reforms without the ability to opt in or out.

The ensuing controversy forced the Government to commission a working group of councils and mana whenua to review some of the most controversial proposals. However, changes to co-governance and compulsion were excluded from the review.

The working group published its recommendations in March and failed to assuage the controversy around the reforms, particularly because co-governance aspects were left in place.

["Otago man who stabbed horse to death charged again - NZ Herald"]

"Otago man who stabbed horse to death charged again - NZ Herald"

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/otago-man-who-stabbed-horse-to-death-charged-again/VQXSXGCC2WXV2XLSAT33JPAVDA

Excerpt: A man who stabbed a horse to death has been charged again within months of his release from prison.

Reginald Robert Ozanne, 52, was jailed for two and a-half years over the harrowing death of mini-horse Star in Waititi in February 2019.

The tight-knit coastal community was horrified when the pet was found with 41 stab wounds and the animal eventually succumbed to the injuries.

While Ozanne took responsibility for the attack, he said he had no recall of the incident and never divulged a motive.

He was released from prison in August last year on a range of conditions, running for six months, one of which prohibited him from physical contact with animals unless approved by Probation.

Corrections southern region operations director Chris O'Brien-Smith confirmed Ozanne had yesterday been charged with breaching that condition.

The Otago Daily Times understands the animal allegedly involved was a dog.


Admin Edit: Hunt this subhuman piece of trash down. Cut out his tongue, cut off his arms and legs - turn the fucker into a snail. ~ Cailen.