The posturing over a problematic, peaceful panel
“… this fiasco is what happens when – through cowardice or worse – leaders fail to lead and act according to their stated values” – @JulietMosesNZ
15Jul 
24Jun
The Aftermath Exhibition Opening Event: keynote speech
“Perhaps worst of all is the denial that rape was used as a tool of war on that day…” – @julietmosesNZ
28Oct
Two NZ professors defended a racist. Do they regret it now?
“..that got me thinking about @mjdutt and @RJacksonterror, and wondering whether they might now regret endorsing @Tracking_Power…” – @julietmosesnz
12Jun
Moses goes wandering
All this leads me to wonder what a tourist’s first impressions and deeper insights might be in Aotearoa.
19May
Burst pipes or bad history? Wellington City Council’s new role as the arbiter of international conflicts
What does it say about a council that it could be ideologically captured by a highly simplistic and selective narrative of a 75 year-old event on the other side of the world?
6Mar
Byron Clark’s explanation raises more questions than answers
Byron Clark’s extremely flimsy excuses for supporting terror do not hold up to a modicum of scrutiny and seem to take us all for a fool.
28Feb
What Byron “extremism expert” Clark isn’t telling you?
Byron C Clark has been promoted as an authority on far right extremism, and disinformation. He also fundraised for a terror organisation.