I agree. She is definitely on something, probably stronger than weed. In all truth most, people in OZ are on some sort of anti-depressants (most of my uni students are on at least one medication and apparently that is "normal") and I imagine that the NZ would be the same. What is very depressing is that she managed to get that position a…
I agree. She is definitely on something, probably stronger than weed. In all truth most, people in OZ are on some sort of anti-depressants (most of my uni students are on at least one medication and apparently that is "normal") and I imagine that the NZ would be the same. What is very depressing is that she managed to get that position and to make things worse, she managed to get her acolytes in place so that they can continue "the good work" she started. The old KGB operatives are probably amazed at the level of control and censorship that the NZ government has basically allowed itself to inflict on the hoi polloi. I lived in a dictatorship in which every day was a struggle BUT the people were awake and passively resisting all the time. There were useful idiots but they were in tiny minority and everyone knew who they were. In the West, most people are like sheep (good one Igor) and rarely ask questions - to me that is very, very concerning. My parents came to the West because it was supposedly allowing questions to be asked. Now I can see that that this was wrong and the sad part is that very few want to wake up.
I agree. She is definitely on something, probably stronger than weed. In all truth most, people in OZ are on some sort of anti-depressants (most of my uni students are on at least one medication and apparently that is "normal") and I imagine that the NZ would be the same. What is very depressing is that she managed to get that position and to make things worse, she managed to get her acolytes in place so that they can continue "the good work" she started. The old KGB operatives are probably amazed at the level of control and censorship that the NZ government has basically allowed itself to inflict on the hoi polloi. I lived in a dictatorship in which every day was a struggle BUT the people were awake and passively resisting all the time. There were useful idiots but they were in tiny minority and everyone knew who they were. In the West, most people are like sheep (good one Igor) and rarely ask questions - to me that is very, very concerning. My parents came to the West because it was supposedly allowing questions to be asked. Now I can see that that this was wrong and the sad part is that very few want to wake up.