Sunday, October 28, 2007

What do we do?

They're not happy. Would you be happy if the police had dropped in on you brandishing automatic weapons, threatening your family, including your children? Would you like to be accused of terrorism? Would you be pleased if your community had been singled out for this treatment because someone was suspected of planning terrorist activities? Is this racism? Is this how we Kiwis want our people treated? Why have they not been charged yet under the suppression of terrorism act? What is going on in our country? Are we being abused by the born to rule? What will we do to let them know that we will not be treated this way? Protest! Will our objections be taken seriously? Can we be heard in the current political climate? C'mon Helen, lead the country. Do the right thing (whatever it is).

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Tuesday, September 04, 2007

Whats up with us?

What is it that motivates people to do this? What happens in their lives that leaves them feeling that this is the solution to their problem? I just can't connect with the attitude one needs to be doing this to others, let alone to one of your own! I rejected a comment on this today. Anonymous said they were "pigz." They aren't though, are they. They are your family, your neighbours, your friends. Something though, is terribly wrong. They need help, they need support, they need to be raised in such a way, that these abuses never occur in the first place.

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Thursday, August 09, 2007

Toddler 'left in excruciating pain' for days

Read this and wonder what is going on? Who's society is this? Who raised these people to be parents? How come the total lack of care for our children? When will something be done to make life easier, more pleasurable and more productive for the family unit? Has good parenting gone forever? Must we ALL be at work ALL the time? What space is there for family in our nation? Be careful, its on the way out!

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Friday, August 03, 2007

Abused toddler Nia Glassie dies

The Rotorua three-year-old who suffered horrific injuries in abuse allegedly carried out by those who cared for her has died.
Nia Glassie died this afternoon, at 4.12pm, at Starship children's hospital in Auckland.
She had spent most of this week on a ventilator in a coma, after allegedly suffering months of horrific abuse.
Rotorua coroner Wallace Bain revealed that Nia had died.
Police said there would be a post mortem examination of Nia's body in Auckland tomorrow.
Here is the story. What more can one say?

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Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Nia Glassie, abused 3 year old.

So. Oriwa Kemp, Michael Curtis, William Curtis, and Michael Pearson are in fear of their lives after they were accused of putting Nia Glassie (3 years old) in hospital with severe head and abdominal injuries. It seems that Nia will suffer brain damage and Lord knows what else. They it seems, did not hold Nia's life in such regard. There is also Nia's mother's partner Wiremu Curtis, who is out on bail. I think that they have given up their right to safety from the wolves who would feed on them like the carrion that they are. I do not condone capital punishment but neither do I feel compassion for their fear. Taste some of what you did to Nia.

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Friday, July 13, 2007

some people take up too much space

there are some people who are unfortunately living on this world who have no business being here. they torture, kill, maim rob and rape. whoever did this is definitely one (or two) of them. being an insensitive teen does not excuse this behaviour. if they are adults they too should be put down. if you know, do something about it. its a shame we don't have punishment that fits the crime.

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Thursday, May 03, 2007

dogs given 'P' to make them more aggressive

what? 'p' to make their dogs more aggressive. dogs don't need that kind of abuse to be aggressive. your common garden variety abuse will do the trick. just beat them and under feed them. any cro magnum knows that. as for the idiots who might want to expose the rest of us to their over emphasised machismo, perhaps it is they who should be bent over a barrel and left to the tender mercies of the monsters they create. it is not the dog that should be licensed, its the owner.

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Monday, April 30, 2007

big brother ethos

it's happening, and it seems that our (the people) permission is not required (until voting day). first we have had mp's trying to tell us how we raise our children. the fact that 80% of kiwis do not agree means nothing. now we have govt departments putting spyware on our doctors computer systems to gain information without our permission. never mind doctor/patient confidentiality. i can (just) live with the cameras around trouble spots to help with crime, but it is now going way overboard. i guess we'll have to wait until the elections to make our opinions known. they (the govt) won't pay any attention until then.

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Friday, April 20, 2007

another police rape investigation

a young woman might have been raped 10 years ago at a christmas party. this was released by "investigate" magazine. it seems to have happened at a barrister's office party and a policeman stands accused. lawyers and policeman. an untrustworthy mix it seems. i wonder how this one will go? check it out here.

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Monday, April 16, 2007

girl raped at hastings primary school

she should have been safely tucked up in bed. she was however, walking alone, through a hastings primary school between 11pm and 2am. she knew about keeping herself safe. she is twelve years old.
the girl told police she was raped as she walked through the grounds of ebbett park primary school. she she had attended a display of krumping, a high-energy dance style to loud music, which has gained popularity among hastings teens. groups gather to watch each other compete.
the girl said she was attacked by a young maori man, probably a teenager, wearing a white "krumping" shirt with a blue and black paint design and jeans. he had shaggy hair with a shoulder-length "rat's tail". the attack happened between 11pm and 2am. constable lisa tod said the girl managed to run away and some youths found her in a distressed state and called police.
the girl was injured in the attack and had received medical attention. she was traumatised and was recovering with her family. police were concerned that children and young teenagers in town for the dance competitions were usually unsupervised by adults.

the question is, do you know where your children are?

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Monday, October 23, 2006

criminal teachers in the classroom

you have to wonder sometimes, just what goes on in pc-ville [nz]. now it seems that we are putting drug dealers, and sex criminals in front of our children in the classroom. pc-ness taken to another level. we have to protect the rights of these deviants and criminals at all cost. even if it put our children at risk.
the teachers council is promoting "the safe learning environment for young people." some decisions so far:
a teacher with two convictions for possession of cannabis in the 1980s, as well as three convictions for assault and one for breach of a protection order in 1999. the council noted its concern at the nature of the offending in 1999 and that it had occurred so recently, but said it was "out of character and occurred at a time of a great deal of stress".
a teacher with a conviction for theft was given provisional registration because "the council considered, by a fine margin, that the teacher had shown appropriate remorse and made the necessary personal changes to ensure no repetition of unprofessional behaviour".
the council removed a teacher after a charge of cultivating 240 plants of cannabis was laid. the police vetting disclosed four traffic convictions from 1976 through to 1985 and four convictions for cannabis and dishonesty offences from 1977 to 2004, as well as a conviction for possession of a firearm without a permit.
among the cases were a teacher convicted of importing drugs after trying to post six ecstacy tabs hidden in a ballpoint pen from london to nz.
a teacher who sexually abused his 15-year-old niece over a two-year period and said touching her was "somewhat addictive."
ya have to admit, it is a bit of a worry.

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Saturday, October 07, 2006

correction vs abuse

smacking children not so harmful - study (unless you use a baseball bat).
07 october 2006
smacking children does not necessarily make them more likely to become aggressive and antisocial, new local research shows.
research by the dunedin multidisciplinary health and development study shows children who are smacked lightly with an open hand on the bottom, hand or leg do much the same in later life as those who are not smacked, (i guess the same could be said for those who are beaten with weapons, fists and feet. they would exhibit certain inappropriate behaviours later in life) the new zealand herald reported today. the full tale .....
correction, leadership, guidance, expectations, meaningful consequences. these things are missing from the childhoods of our children. we are raising amoral children who become amoral teens and will become amoral adults. i am unsure of the answer to this, but i do know one thing. the status quo in nz, is not working. the pc-ness being foisted upon us is failing our children. time for a change. id like to know what you think?

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