http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/opinion/91265886/english-has-treated-us-like-morons-over-sas-allegations
Martin Van Beynen has just caught up with what we already knew, but it
does demonstrate that more and more people are catching on that National
just do not care about decency, honesty or New Zealand's reputation
Martin Van Beynen has just caught up with what we already knew, but itAlmost every government in decades has done that - and don't use the "look over there" defence; the point is it is par for the political course. Many years ago the advertising industry (of which I am delighted to say I have never been a part) used to talk about the ignorant 80 percent. Governments and no doubt advertising folk still assume the public are easily fooled and they are largely right.
does demonstrate that more and more people are catching on that
National just do not care about decency, honesty or New Zealand's
reputation
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/opinion/91265886/english-has-treated-us-like-morons-over-sas-allegations
Martin Van Beynen has just caught up with what we already knew, but it
does demonstrate that more and more people are catching on that
National just do not care about decency, honesty or New Zealand's
reputation
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/opinion/91265886/english-has-treated-us-like-morons-over-sas-allegations
Martin Van Beynen has just caught up with what we already knew, but it
does demonstrate that more and more people are catching on that
National just do not care about decency, honesty or New Zealand's
reputation
On 2017-04-07, Rich80105 <rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/opinion/91265886/english-has-treated-us-like-morons-over-sas-allegations
Martin Van Beynen has just caught up with what we already knew, but it
does demonstrate that more and more people are catching on that
National just do not care about decency, honesty or New Zealand's
reputation
This is nothing special. Denial is the first port of call for any politican. Take the POTUS, Donald says that it never happened.
Bill and his peers are hoping that it will all die down and they will have now sand going onto their fan. I mean why open everything up and keep it fired up in the media for days via an enquiry. The people of NZ need to demand this first, or better yet let the polling sow that the ACT party has more popularity.
Hager has this knack of wanting to get people to buy his book rather than
get people reading it. As in sensation is the top piority after profit.
Back in the good old days, there was a battlefield, in which there were only soliders. So they could slaughter away to the Kings' content.
To-day (say since the end of the first world war) the battle field contains civilians, and it is a fact, and unfortunate that some of them will become casualties of the fighting (war).
Nevertheless, as the SAS, are in a foreign country with the brief to take
out the bad guys and they messed up, I would like to know that the SAS have gone into a lessons learn't session.
As things stand its a case of sweeping it under the carpet for time visit at a later stage.
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