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  • Bulletin 15 Hikoi Again 13 October 2004

  • Bulletin 14 Commonsense things to be done for our country 21 June 2004

  • Bulletin 13 Time to reflect? 9 June 2004

  • Bulletin 12 What will be the key to moving forward? 2 June 2004

  • Bulletin 11 Hikoi news coverage 9 May 2004

  • Bulletin 10 Why should I get involved? I'm Pakeha 20 April 2004

  • Bulletin 9 What will rule you - Fear or Justice? 14 April 2004

  • Bulletin 8 Foreshore and Seabed - An Unbelievable Story 7 April 2004

  • Bulletin 7 Silence just another form of attack 30 March 2004

  • Bulletin 6 WHO has been getting 'special privileges'? 24 March 2004

  • Bulletin 5 Abandoning the principle of one law for one people 16 March 2004

  • Bulletin 4 Beaches for all: For sure? 9 March 2004

  • Bulletin 3 Lies and Consequences 2 March 2004

  • Bulletin 2 Informed Debate 25 February 2004

  • Bulletin 1 Is Don Brash on the right track? 17 February 2004


    • About Jette

    Jette de Jong is a Pakeha New Zealander of Dutch descent. These weekly emaily bulletins have been written in response to the recent media frenzy over the seabed and foreshore debate and other Maori issues, and are an attempt to balance some of the misinformation propogated by our right-wing media and perpetuated by our governments and education system.

    Jette is not a member of any political party or organisation, but is responding as an individual to "an unprovoked and unnecessary attack on Maori which threatens the peace of both Maori and Pakeha communities in this country."

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