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Showing posts with label signs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label signs. Show all posts
Monday, August 5, 2013
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Hey hey ho ho GCSB has gots to go!
There were all sorts of people out. This is a rights issue, a privacy issue. This is also a Maori issue cos, well, we all know the cops thought it’d be ok to treat a whole community like terrorists in Tuhoe. #not_the_one
Despite TV3's lies, it was peaceful. A complaint has been made regarding their erroneous broadcast, and I think they have to recant.
The setting up and linking in of this blog EcoMaori to a work Facebook page which is different to my personal Facebook, to an YouTube login I had from a contract I took a few years back, also utilizing my own Instagram page for photos.
I'll also create a more work related Instagram and probably a twitter and Pintrest eventually. That doesn't even include guest bloggers and linkages to other work departments. Jingers just keeping my head around the logins is a bloody nightmare! I’ll put up another couple of photos after I post…you understand…they’re not on this computer, I took them on my phone!
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