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Citizen-A: Bomber Bradbury, Selwyn Manning & Chris Trotter on the Week’s Big Issues
Issue 1: In light of the Bronwyn Pullar fiasco, is ACC out of control and does a culture of bullying exist to keep NZers needing compensation from accessing it?
Issue 2: As far as the Prime Minister is concerned, the backlash to larger class room sizes was just bad marketing. Should public education be worried?
and Issue 3: The Maori Party this week voted for Paula Bennett’s welfare reforms and their leadership are reconsidering retirement – is there a future for the Maori Party?
And the panel deliver their final word for the week.
Citizen-A broadcasts on Triangle TV and webcasts on LiveNews.co.nz and Tumeke Blog.
It wasn’t my attitude or the attitude of my family in the past, and they certainly weren’t left or poor- but I no longer any progress or good health provision or education is possible through public education or low fee tertiary education or even public health. The political reality and the current low IQ, low quality health workforce means real change and good service for free intelligent people is impossible.
The real move to a more advanced human society came when Reagan made three critical changes in California. Free tertiary education in California- the good univrersities moved from minimal fees to be impossible for working class people of the bottom 50 to ever finance anyhow and social mobility was therefore possible. The closure of public mental hospitals and provisiion of unlimited abortion, approved by the Reagans destroyed working class social control and made progress possible