Speaking of Moko's, somebody here on Minds.com recently referred to me as "Mr Whare", so I just had to make a picture of what this "Mr Whare" would look like, haha. No offense intended.
#NewZealand#Kiwi#Maori#Moko
An interesting debate is happening in the USA at the moment about tattoos being used to help law enforcement officers to identify people (a breach of privacy, in anyone's language). I just posted this on the @eff's threadᵃ about the issue, and thought I might cross-post it here...See more
"...no-one has any fucking idea who owns the New Zealand media, apart from the small niche carved out by TVNZ and the independents. Trying to pin it down to any one person is like trying to catch shadows in a jar..."
Who Owns The New Zealand Media?
http://vjmpublishing.nz/?p=550
"...In 2017, the National Party got $41,945 in donations from Stoneyridge Vineyard, $25,438 from Gibbston Valley Winery, $16,700 from Spirits NZ and $42,000 from Graeme Douglas of Douglas Pharmaceuticals, whose morphine product is competing with medicinal cannabis for the billion-dollar analgesic market. This totals $126,083 in donations from industries that are implacably opposed to cannabis law reform..."
Why New Zealand is Now Behind Zimbabwe On Cannabis Law Reform
http://vjmpublishing.nz/?p=7804
An interesting debate is happening in the USA at the moment about tattoos being used to help law enforcement officers to identify people (a breach of privacy, in anyone's language). I just posted this on the @eff's threadᵃ about the issue, and thought I might cross-post it here...See more
"...no-one has any fucking idea who owns the New Zealand media, apart from the small niche carved out by TVNZ and the independents. Trying to pin it down to any one person is like trying to catch shadows in a jar..."
Who Owns The New Zealand Media?
http://vjmpublishing.nz/?p=550
"...In 2017, the National Party got $41,945 in donations from Stoneyridge Vineyard, $25,438 from Gibbston Valley Winery, $16,700 from Spirits NZ and $42,000 from Graeme Douglas of Douglas Pharmaceuticals, whose morphine product is competing with medicinal cannabis for the billion-dollar analgesic market. This totals $126,083 in donations from industries that are implacably opposed to cannabis law reform..."
Why New Zealand is Now Behind Zimbabwe On Cannabis Law Reform
http://vjmpublishing.nz/?p=7804
