New Zealand – Update
Hi Martin
Thanks for all your good work!
You may be interested in what’s happening here in New Zealand. On Saturday there will be an election. One of the new players is the Internet Mana party, funded by Kim Dotcom who is facing extradition to the US. The party has just hosted a presentation at the Auckland Town Hall. The key issues are privacy, internet surveillance and the Trans Pacific Partnership. Featured speakers included
Live streams with Edward Snowden and Julian Assange. It will be interesting to see if the people of New Zealand can take back their country. The event was titled The Moment of Truth. Worth a watch for any concerned world citizens.
Kiora,
K
Scotland – Real Close Call
The BBC is reporting that the top three British leaders have signed a pledge that if Scotland stays, they will grant more power to Scotland. The pledge, which appeared on the front of the Daily Record newspaper, signed by David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg, demonstrates that this is a very close call. This illustrates that separation, which had under 10% support just in 2012, has skyrocketed.
Globally, pessimism about the future is at record highs. The general public is feeling more and more that something is seriously wrong. They may not be able to put their finger on it, but the majority now believe something just ain’t right.
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