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jamesrt

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#215215 17-Jun-2017 12:19
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Apparently the Internet Party have just announced their new leader - something to do with an election coming up, I guess.

The new leader currently lives in Moscow, and has been seeking temporary asylum in Russia since 2016, saying the New Zealand Government have been harassing her and threatening her family due to her reporting on the GCSB.

Putting aside however strange that might sound, surely a NZ Political Party that wants to genuinely campaign in the NZ Election should choose leadership that at least lives in the same country?? Or am I missing something obvious here??

Why are the rules around who can legally get involved in Central Government Politics so loose that it doesn't even matter what country you live in?

Sigh....


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  #1802582 17-Jun-2017 13:28
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Sounds like a paranoid nutter to me:

 

"While teams of reckless security agents profit off politically persecuting New Zealanders, with no hope of accountability or justice, I will not be able to return to New Zealand."

 

The government had "driven the country into the ground" in "servitude to its foreign Deep State masters" over the last three years.


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