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Today we mourn Fred Evans, a man who died on Black Tuesday 1912 during the Waihi goldminers strike, where the corrupt police (as they do today to peaceful strikers) gunned down the working class.
We mourn the men who starved and were left homeless in 1952, after Sidney Holland ordered the destruction of the working class during the waterfront strike, and the families that kept people alive, despite the illegality of such moves, and kept the movement of freedom strong.
We mourn the now dead great strikers in 1913 who, by joining forces with the IWW and the Red Feds, attempted to crush the scab Farmers Union and in favour of directly taking on the Capitalist pigs, instead of going through the Massey middle man.
We mourn Ernie Abbott, who was bombed to death, after the Capitalist class riled the mentally ill into a frenzy over the workers merely wanting their rights.
We mourn Christine Clarke, the women run over by a scab at Port Lyttelton, as the workers were defending their livelihood and jobs after the Capitalist pigs Port Lyttelton decided to try and outsource the coal loading to the Chinese.
We will never forget these brave souls, and may thire sacrifice for workers rights and this sacred day NEVER be forgotten.
We give thanks to the workers of New Zealanders for every single right you have right now, such as celebrating a paid day off today.
John Eaton retweeted
My brother in Christ, stand up and fight the evil that surrounds us. Stand firm, even if you must stand alone. Do not be afraid. And if standing for what is right should cost you your life, so be it. For it is better to die on your feet today than to live forever on your knees.
John Eaton retweeted
We need to be having more political conversation about the state of free speech in New Zealand and Globally
youtu.be/Hn1ahDIwf6k?si=aNmq…
Seems I was right that @stuartsmithmp could well get 50% of the vote here.
John Eaton retweeted
Today the Board of Deputies of British Capitalism will deliver their Budget.
It will promise:
- to continue to nationalise debt
- to continue to privatise profit
- to impose austerity to pay debt
- to serve corporate interests
- to do better PR than the prior administration
John Eaton retweeted
If mining happens in your region, a 50% share of the royalties will stay right there.
Do you want prosperity for your region?
Only one party treaty backs the provinces. Party vote New Zealand First.
John Eaton retweeted
2000 people unemployed in New Plymouth, but this factory has somehow found they need to hire Indians ffs
It’s hardworking Kiwis like those I met at Dialog Fitzroy in New Plymouth this afternoon who National is fighting for this election.
You deserve an economy that is growing faster than the US, UK, Australia and Canada - because that means 220,000 new jobs on the way with wages growing faster than inflation.
That is what National is delivering, but three years just isn’t enough time.
Reckless spending from Labour and the Greens would put all of that at risk, with more debt, higher inflation and higher mortgage rates as a result.
Stick with the plan. This election will be tight. Party Vote National.
John Eaton retweeted
ANOTHER packed hall for @winstonpeters, this time over 500 in Lower Hutt. There are 10 days until the election, make sure you show up to vote, and party vote New Zealand First! 🇳🇿🇳🇿
John Eaton retweeted
The knock on effects of de-industrialization and economic mismanagement by liberals (NATs/ACT) and the harm reductionists (Lab/Green) is forcing unfair pay onto Kiwi workers.
The only way Kiwi workers get treated fairly for the labour they put in, is by socializing the means of production and planning the economy so that its impossible to de-industrialize and profit maximize.
































