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The backward anti-immigrant thinking of Winston Peters

Propaganda doesn't care about your motivations, so long as you act in the required direction.

Mon, 11 Sep 2017

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says the country is “being overwhelmed by migrants” but what he calls multiculturalism is really just homogenisation.

Being in opposition to something you hate is powerful branding in New Zealand. As Marshall McLuhan once yelled, there's a war going on out

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