With regards to Ms Brooks, Foreshore and Seabed Act Sun April 13; This was what the ordinary citizens of New Zealand were thinking about before the Foreshore and Seabed Act was brought in by Ms Brooks elected government, knowing that it would cause trouble between Maori and Europeans later down the track, but we were all accused by Ms Brooks in her supercilious way, of being hysterical, adding that Simon (Bridges) would explain everything to us so to ease our anxieties.
Ms Brooks was utterly wrong, and it didn't need the brains of Lloyd George to work that out.
All citizens of New Zealand have the right to the foreshore; we are only being kidded like children to think otherwise.
Nevertheless, it would no doubt please Key and his ilk for the citizens of New Zealand to be fighting each other in the streets, albeit, and the foreshore; while Key and is government are shaking the country down. Gladly I see more and more people waking up to this, -but Oh, so very late.

Ray Jones, Otumoetai.