alephfool (unregistered) wrote in #3
It's refreshing to see a government upholding and prosecuting it's own laws, New Zealand you are a stand out.
No-one has been prosecuted, an "inquiry" has been ordered. sadly, freedom's comment above better reflects the situation in NZ.

To those who are saying NZ is such a stand out against corruption, wake up.  NZ once may have been but the current administration is setting new lows in secrecy, spying on its people, feeding intelligence to the US and generally being two-faced anti-democratic despots.  they have obliterated Democracy in a City broken twice by earthquakes, they are attacking the unemployed whilst not delivering jobs and fast tracking closer military ties with the US which is opposed by the majority of kiwis.  We are happy to help rebuild stuff and always proud when our soldiers do, we are generally not so keen on putting bullets in the heads of strangers.  Our PM has only ever been a money trader who made his fortune betting against the NZ dollar and helping fabricate the hedge fund debacle that impoverished the world.  Now he has his mates lined up to buy our most crucial infrastructure.  I hope one day my country finds the strength to return to its once proud legacy of being a leader in social equality.  For now we are simply breeding bigotry and hate.  Peace.  and stay strong RT.

If Chinese factory workers wore diapers or space suits it would save space and time alleviating the time necessary to use a rest room. However, New Zealand should not allow the sabotaging of their chocolate factories with laxatives by private security agencies.A computer in by all means, IS a factory. And It serves better as a public library. factor in hollywood and you have diapers on yer heads and space suits to goto the moon and get a radio telescope to watch what they are watching. and privacy too.....But the thing is, where's the library? And who hired the agency? 20 years. big deal. noone has ben to the moon in 40. Lets just send kim.kong(c) lol~sorrykim~ to the moon for 20 years. no library is severe punishment.
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