Foreign Control Watchdog 150

Foreign Control Watchdog 150
April 2019

greenball Time For NZ Inquiry Into Banks. As The Man Said: If Nothing To Hide, Then Nothing To Fear by Murray Horton
greenball Who Owns New Zealand? CAFCA's Latest Key Facts Reveal Business As Usual Under Labour by Murray Horton
greenball Watchdog Turns 150: Readers' Comments by Various
greenball Thanks, Cass: Watchdog Web Content Organiser Steps Down After Eight Years by Murray Horton
greenball Hold The Phone! For First Time, OIO Does Something About One Of CAFCA's "Good Character" Complaints by Murray Horton
greenball Remembrance Of Things Past: Peter Thiel & CAFCA's Very First "Not Of Good Character" Complaint by Murray Horton
greenball SIS Apologised To Former MP For Labelling Him A "Threat" by Keith Locke (Green MP, 1999-2011)
greenball SIS Spied On Keith Locke For 50 Years by Murray Horton
greenball Owen Wilkes' SIS File: A Bit More Released, A Decade After First Smidgen by Murray Horton
greenball A Sleeping Giant: The Scope & Implications Of NZ's Obligations On E-Commerce & Digital Services by Jane Kelsey
greenball Christchurch Water Bottling Plants Update: Good & Bad News by Peter Richardson
greenball Foulden Maar Mining Madness: Winning The Hearts & Minds by Shane Loader
greenball Mining On Our Conservation Estate An Australasian Affair? by Augusta Macassey-Pickard
greenball Organiser's Report by Murray Horton
greenball Reviews by Jeremy Agar & Greg Waite
Government For The Public Good by Max Rashbrooke
Fahrenheit 11/9. A Film by Michael Moore
Vice. A Film by Adam McKay
The Global Minotaur: America, Europe And The Future Of The Global Economy by Yanis Varoufakis
Global Discontents by Noam Chomsky
The Finance Curse: How Global Finance Is Making Us All Poorer by Nicholas Shaxson
Bean Counters: The Triumph Of The Accountants And How They Broke Capitalism by Richard Brookes
The Production Of Money: How To Break The Power Of Bankers by Ann Pettifor
The End Of Alchemy: Money, Banking And The Future Of The Global Economy by Mervyn King
Money And Government: A Challenge To Mainstream Economics by Robert Skidelsky
War On Peace: The End Of Diplomacy And The Decline Of American Influence by Ronan Farrow
greenball Obituary by Murray Horton and Deirdre Kent,
Malcolm Murchie

greenball Roger Award Trophy Finds New Home: Canterbury Museum by Murray Horton

CAFCA promotes the concept of an independent Aotearoa based on policies of economic, military and political self-reliance, using Aotearoa's resources for the benefit of the people of Aotearoa, and refusing involvement in the self-serving military and economic treaties of big foreign countries. We oppose foreign control, irrespective of which country it involves. We oppose the exploitation of Aotearoa's people and resources by foreign companies, and any foreign military or intelligence activities in Aotearoa. CAFCA does not support the replacement of foreign exploiters with local ones. New Zealand big business interests are collaborating with foreign companies in the exploitation of its own country - its only loyalty is to improve profits. CAFCA is not racist. We do not oppose the people of foreign countries, only the transnational corporations (TNCs) exploiting the people of New Zealand. CAFCA's full Charter is at http://canterbury.cyberplace.co.nz/community/CAFCA/Charter2008.pdf.


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