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Imagine you wake up from a coma and you learn that 11 months ago, an "Attack on America" destroyed some significant
buildings, killed 3,000 people and forced a war against terrorism. You switch on the news and see pictures of
Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, ...
There is a thread running through George W. Bush’s biography that connects family to power to wealth. With no assets but
his name and connections, Bush became a wealthy man, and a governor, and now a President. Without those connections,
he’d be nothing.
A strong team to take National through to being the next government is what National Leader Bill English has gone for
in deciding his portfolio allocations.
- 911 Debate Opened Wide On Donohue Aug 13 2002 - Michael Moore- ANTI CORPORATE GADFLY - Jean Charles Brisard - FRENCH
INTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATOR - Kristen Breitweiser - HUSBAND KILLED ON 9/11
United Future leader, Hon Peter Dunne, has today announced United Future's list of spokespeople as follows:
Opposition parties are supposed to oppose the government and offer an alternative to government. However that does not
give opposition parties licence to talk down the economy. Tragically that reality has been lost on many politicians,
particularly ...
Recently there has been a relative tirade of attacks on members of the United-Future New Zealand Party, and their
personal beliefs - attacks that have smacked of classical intolerance.
“Allegations by the Race Relations Commissioner, Mr Gregory Fortuin, that my comments regarding Mr Enoch Power are
racist, are expressions of extremism and desperation and were made in ignorance of the facts”, said Peter Brown MP,
Deputy Leader of New ...
Is Parliament inhabited by people or parties? The answer is obvious; MPs are people, not numbered tokens on a party
ledger. Yet most of the media discussion of politics is confined to the dynamics of the parties, or the party leaders,
as the parties ...
Dear Mr. Donahue, Thank you for being the first American television journalist to have the courage to 'give voice'
through your guests to the nagging doubts millions of Americans have about our government and whether or not we know the
whole story ...
“Don Brash’s promotion to number three in the tiny National caucus and appointment to the shadow finance portfolio will
make it impossible for Bill English to distance his party from the extremism of the 1990s,” Finance Minister Michael
Cullen said ...
1 Rt Hon Helen Clark Prime Minister Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage Ministerial Services Minister in Charge of
the NZ Security Intelligence Service
The appointment of Marian Hobbs as an Associate Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade is unwise, says National's Foreign
Affairs spokesperson Lockwood Smith.
Where you as bemused as I was by the election? All of sudden, thanks mainly to a media beat-up about the way 100
undecided Auckland voters twiddled their knobs, an virtually unknown little designer party called United Future NZ shot
up from almost ...
In This Edition: They Learn Quickly Don't They - Adrian Picot Takes A Swing At The United Future - Sensible Sentencing
- A Question Of Interpretation - Maybe
The replacement of Paul Swain with Lianne Dalziel as Commerce Minister could lower business costs, ACT Commerce
Spokesman Stephen Franks said today.
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TheOneRing.net ’s Michael Regina reported that this figurine of Treebeard the Ent, posted on www.applause.com , is an
exact replication of what he'll look like in the second instalment of the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Two Towers.
Acting ACT New Zealand Leader Ken Shirley today welcomed the reinstatement of Jim Sutton as the Minister of Forestry.
Fields of Gold (Sundays, TV1, 8.30pm) isn’t the best drama currently on television – just the best-timed, and sure to
be the most talked-about series of the year.
Prime Minister Helen Clark has just announced the portfolio allocations for her new Labour/Progressive Coalition
minority Government Cabinet at a press conference in the Beehive.
With only two days to go before their first $250,000 draw, the organisers of the new rewards programme Kachingo! are
reminding shoppers to check their Kachingo! tickets.
It is no surprise that Marian Hobbs has lost the Broadcasting portfolio because she has achieved nothing in her term,
National Broadcasting Spokesperson Katherine Rich said today.
Helen Clark's creation of the largest cabinet since the 1980s shows she has little faith in many of her MPs to
understand their portfolios without help, ACT New Zealand Acting Leader Ken Shirley said today.
A year ago, Fonterra’s leaders promised dairy farmers the world. 12 months later, in their first annual report, it is
apparent that the directors are finding it hard to deliver.
The Real Deal With Catherine Austin Fitts - The Myth of the Rule of Law: or How the Money Works: The Destruction of
Hamilton Securities Group
Auckland City Council is pushing ahead with plans for a 12,000-seat indoor sports and entertainment arena in downtown
Auckland.
By calling for a lifting of the minimum wage to $10 an hour and the abolition of youth rates, the Council of Trade
Unions proves it couldn't care less about New Zealanders struggling to get ahead, ACT New Zealand MP Deborah Coddington
said today.
Helen Clark's new Cabinet line up confirms that this is a 'do nothing' Government, National Deputy Leader Roger Sowry
said today.
“One of parliaments newest MPs should be applauded for being honest about Family Planning’s abysmal record in preventing
teenage pregnancies and STDs,” said Party Leader Graham Capill.