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The New Zealand police continue to focus on diversity and inclusion. While two groups from the USA land on an NZ terrorist list.
New Zealand loves Orwell so much that it wants to make his fiction a reality. Meanwhile the government continues to throw dollars around like they’re going out of fashion …
A charity with traditional views and values is targeted and taken to court by the government. Meanwhile the money we earn is forcibly taken from us and used to push forward an agenda that that same government deems correct. Welcome to the tyranny of the, socialist, majority.For the full time line of events: Family First v The Government (Charities Registration Board)
Is it a win for freedom and life? Or is it a psy-op being used to distract and sow more chaos amongst the masses? All I want to know is when did we lose the ability to consider that maybe it’s both. Sometimes the nuance runs deep! But first let’s look at all the weird and wacky things in this weeks weekend recap.
The policing of language and jokes continues in Britain as police investigate a famous comedians stand-up routine.
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Celebrate this holiday or you’re a racist but also don’t because it’s cultural appropriation. Meanwhile the “progressive” left can look forward to 11minutes in battery powered heaven… before the world burns.
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The conspiracy theorists continue to rack up the W’s in this weeks weekend recap. Meanwhile the New Zealand government decides it needs to meddle in farming again… What could possibly go wrong! And the lower and middle class subsidise EV’s for the wealthy.
The first guest episode of Arriving Somewhere with Matt J features Richi Watson.
In this episode Richi discusses going through 50 shades of hell and how the techniques to transform and overcome personal tragedy can also be applied to the current state of the world. Why getting specific about a problem and the language that we use is so important; Emotional triggers; Behavioural patterns; The art of conversation; Why we still need to pay attention to the cries of “wolf!”; Weaponised compassion; and more!
Richi Watson is a personal development entrepreneur from the UK who works with individuals and groups on navigating and overcoming trauma.
www.richiwatson.ukThis conversation is also available to watch by visiting the Arriving Somewhere Rumble page.
One year of planning and $330,000 of tax payer money for a ceremony for a road…. Plus the New Zealand PM goes back to high-school to get some selfies with other peoples kids. Pretty weird Cindy.
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