Natasha Hamilton-Hart - Anglo-American capitalism in an East Asian Mirror I would like to invite you to hear Professor Natasha Hamilton-Hart discuss the above topic5pm on Wednesday April 14 at Wellington Central Baptist Church, 46-48 Bouclott Street, Wellington You can also join by … [Read more...]
Yangon, Myanmar
Riot police hold down a protester as they disperse demonstrators in the township of Tharkata on the outskirts of Yangon. The UN special envoy for Myanmar called for urgent Security Council action, saying multiple peaceful protesters were killed and injured in the military’s worst crackdown this … [Read more...]
Lessons on democracy from USA
Having been obsessed with Trump, and the dark forces he represented, I will start the year with some observations of what has taken place since the last Tuesday Club notes. In a very interesting blog by Sam Harris, he conversed with General Stanley McChrystal about the insurrection on 6 January … [Read more...]
Why it’s important that New Zealand supports the countries in the Pacific:
I have had a deep and rewarding friendship with many people in our Pacific Island community. I grieve on a regular basis at the early death of a particularly good friend, Rev Lapana Faletolu. Lapana and I shared so many good times and did so much together. His death was a massive blow to his … [Read more...]
Look what Trump is doing to America:
I believe in democracy. I have spent my life deeply involved with it. It is, however, a fragile thing. Mass public mayhem can make it even more fragile. The way Trump, in his own interests, has mobilised mob behaviour in America by not accepting the will of the people is not just scary, it’s … [Read more...]
In Conclusion 15 December 2020
Nonsense being talked about vote rigging in USA:
I’m sure you will all share with me a concern about how Trump is really putting democracy at risk. His constant barking on about the vote being rigged and unlawful is just pathetic. It’s all about him. It’s not about democracy. However, his actions and behaviour and the silent support of the … [Read more...]
This QNon article scared the hell out of me:
I am struggling to get my head around Qnon. Something I have never paid any attention to before. I read about it many times and wondered what it was about. Then this week I read the article below and, quite frankly, I couldn’t believe my eyes. Surely people couldn’t be sucked into this rubbish. I … [Read more...]
A truly outstanding article on some of the forces at work with Brexit:
I had not thought about some of the forces at play with Brexit. It just seemed a stupid thing for the UK to be doing from my computer screen. The article below raised some things which I had not considered. I think too often we focus on all capitalism being the same, but it’s not. I really … [Read more...]
The story of Christchurch’s Peace Bell:
I received this report from the World Peace Bell Association, of which I am Patron. The World Peace Bell has been a feature of Christchurch Botanic Gardens since October 3, 2006. In its earlier months its striking design was recognized by local architectural Awards. But we hear all too … [Read more...]
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