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Mike Hunty
9 months ago

oohh NZ Police/Coster and Co. Ooohhh! Chips, Popcorn. 😂

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

te Maori party, more chips and popcorn!
Which one will the most publicity, I wonder?

Saggy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago
Dougal10
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

The trouble is we all knew they were crooked plants of cindy and hipkins , I hope more people in top government payed jobs take it as a hint , if the top cops can be kicked out so can they.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Dougal10
9 months ago

im pretty sure the only hint they got was theyre at the top, they can do any corrupt shit they want just dont get caught.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
9 months ago
I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Starving Artist
9 months ago

hilarious.
to be fair tho if it wasnt for the covid crap that made me skeptical and look into new meds my fat arse would probably have used one of those new drugs outve sheer laziness.
i read up the ones that can be used/sold in nz, pretty much theyre a waste of fucking time as unless you completely change your lifestyle and diet youll pile the lost weight back on plus some once you stop taking it and same happens if you stay on the drugs and your body gets used to/immune to it… so youre better off healthwise and financially to just do it the traditional way, theres no quick fix miracle only temporary illussions.

anyways stupid boy cut 90% of his sugar intake a few months back aswell as resisting the urge to stop at the shop to buy pies and has managed to shed 13kg so far! and cuz im feeling alot better im becoming more and more active and pushing my body physically now, giving the middle finger to the cunts i worked for in a job sitting on my arse all day is gunna help a bit more aswell 🙂
i think cutting the sugar has been the biggest thing tho, the first couple weeks everything tastes bland and your body screams for something sweet, once you get through that initial period the cravings go away and tastes improve. ive had the odd sugar laden booze beverage when at mates and i find them undrinkable now theyre so bloody sweet.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

No pies?!! I’d rather be dead!

Seriously – great willpower 👍

Viking
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Pies are not the problem or I would be 300kg.
I made and lived off bread and pies for many years, still do.
Slim 89 kg, and have been for a long time.
If I had time to do more walking, I would be down to 80.

Pies are flour, Beef and fat. All are good for your digestion.
It’s the piss that makes you fat, especially white wine.
Count the calories.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

still the occassional pie if im travelling… just not the daily pie when passing the local dairy.

Tarquin
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

I’ve emailed Susie Wiles personally recommending this wonder drug. Of course due to her extreme size I have .suggested she doubles the dosage.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
9 months ago

What two pies?

Tarquin
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Common mistake there Sooty, fortunately as a Doctor of wokeism I am able to put you right on this matter. In the new updated metric system this is what is commonly referred to as a Megan.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

same with liposuction.
No food intake/lifestyle change afterwards,
then
the chubby comes back home to roost.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

one of wifeys old mates got the about band 7yrs ago, she mustve dropped 80-100kg and was looking great. we bumped into them a year or so ago and he looked same old but she looked like she ate the old her and then dined at kfc everyday for the last 4 or 5yrs, fucking enormous again.
cant help those who dont want to help themselves.

Harvey
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

Worked with a dumb cow a couple years back who’d had the band put on in Thailand. Grazed non-stop. All shitty processed snack foods and sugary energy drinks and she was well on the way back into fat clothes. Haven’t seen her in a while but I imagine the chins are all back in place.

Alice
9 months ago

Attaching the image didn’t work.

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Last edited 9 months ago by Alice
Alice
Reply to  Alice
9 months ago

Oh, that’s odd, the image arrach obviously did work. My caption was “Good to see the Christmas decorations up early.”

Saggy
Reply to  Alice
9 months ago

Alice, I’ve found the image attachment appears not to work when you initially post the comment. But when you refresh or come back in, it’s there.

Alice
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

Ta.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Alice
9 months ago

i hate those things. ive made hundreds if not thousands of concrete blocks like that.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Alice
9 months ago

Alice

So you were blocked?

(Asking for a friend).

I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

a kiwibog commenter pointed out theres another tpm mp now missing from official tpm status…
https://www.maoriparty.org.nz/our-people

hilarious, i rekon the young haka bint will side with the exiled too. her comments suggest shes weighing up her options over the next week or so.
poor hone tamihere, his empire plans are crumbling and im pretty sure theres gunna be plenty more drama and utu sessions to come!

howitis
howitis
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

ha ha

let the brouhaha continue
brouhaha that is sooo white

try
Bro ha ha

very sexist with a female Voice president
well wahine
and they got the Vice correct
so
does the marae have speaking places for women yet and do maraes have vice presidents !! ??

So Maori like a Maccas
and with all the bro ha ha
I’m loving it

Tamihere stood for Auckland Mayor in 2019 and got second to Goof.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

Speaking places for the woman on a maraes, yep, the bog!

FJA
FJA
Reply to  wiseowl
9 months ago

They were operating a “shop shop”. Definitely Asian.

Brian Marshall
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

I
Assume it’s stuff not knowing that the phrase is usually Chop Shop.

wiseowl
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

It’s meant to be chop shop.
Afghan.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  wiseowl
9 months ago

Afghani selling takeaway chops, well that’s diversity, for you!

I am a stupid boy
9 months ago

somethings a going on in the financial world, precious metals took a hit a few weeks back but all of a sudden the past day or 2 theyve made big gains again.

is the doom predictions of an AI bubble burst driving a bit of panic buying? no doubt itll be a short lived bull run before another plateau or correction but i just find it interesting how volatile a supposedly stable market has become. silvers up almost 5% today, must be almost a record price again.
anyways stupid boy is gunna sell a lil bit next week so im sure the moment it gets sent away the price will crash only to recover a few days after ive been paid… like the last 3 fucking times!!!

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

ive said that to myself a few times over the past 20+yrs of my gold fascination and held on too long then it crashes and takes another 8-10yrs to take off again then i get in a pinch and have to sell some at a not ideal price so i figure ill just dribble a bit out here and there, sortve a dollar each way type thing.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

gunna be some grazed balls when nose up on takeoff!!!

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

I would have thought with them big golden balls hanging on the back the front wheels would have come off the ground!

rightoverlabour
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

That’s very good. Share it with your local MP and be awake.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

https://rumble.com/v71kcvy-this-explains-everything.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a
This Explains EverythingRussell Brand

As an aside, this morning I phoned our cat’s vet for a repeat of her EXPENSIVE thyroid meds. She is a box of birds, often playing, eats and maintaining a good weight, and is obviously feeling well.

I was annoyed when once AGAIN they insisted on expensive blood tests to see if the meds need adjusting (had the same scenario more than once). The cat hates the car and gets distressed so I said the bloods aren’t necessary and I’m not bringing her down.

They refused to supply the meds without the blood test so the ‘gold plated cat’ is off to the bloody vet tomorrow! 🙀

Nunnas
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Bugger that its only a cat, cheaper to just replace it than off to the vets for meds

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

Speak to hubby, it’s his precious cat 😂 😽

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Not much difference between one pussy and another…

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Yup agree. I’d vote for him.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

te Maori party would be buggered than. Never there and so should their pay packet!

nasska
9 months ago

They are us.

ysb5
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

He thought he was getting a boat!

Nunnas
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Na looking at the get up they would prefer the goat to a boat

Saggy
Reply to  Starving Artist
9 months ago

Oh I wonder if our kapa haka group did a dance

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Starving Artist
9 months ago

William should have got Harry to fill in!

nasska
9 months ago

The McSkimming fiasco has effectively toppled the much criticised & toothless IPCA. From https://newsroom.co.nz/2025/11/13/watching-the-watchdog-how-police-oversight-body-fell-short-on-mcskimming/

…..”Public Service Minister Judith Collins announced on Tuesday an Inspector-General of Police would be established “to give the highest level of independent oversight”, with the authority set to “transition” into the new inspectorate.”……

There have been countless instances where the IPCA has been seen as lenient on its own & effectively abetting police misconduct. This must have been the straw that broke the camel’s back as I’ve never seen a National Party administration act so quickly & decisively in fifty years!

Viking
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

It should never be part of the police but a group that is feared by the police.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Another layer of bullshit at great expense to achieve what?
Bloody expensive bureaucracy, what with million dollar wages, car, expenses.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

You reckon it will fix anything? //
Yeah/NAH 😏

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Nah, just a rort!

nasska
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Probably just going through the motions but hope springs eternal.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

lol good stitch up, pity the fun wreckers couldnt handle it and just enjoyed a good buzz.
reminds me of an incident a bit over 20yrs ago, a mates parents who are hippy types in the tasman region had “jubes” (LSD laced lollies) in the fridge. they had a get together with mates and their then 4 or 5yr old daughter found them and handed them out to the other kids… yeah, they had the time of their lives in a room at the local hospital. they were fine a day or so later. the staff were quite good and understanding of the fuckup and no cops or cyfs got involved.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

Those two must have ate half the cake each!

Ross12
9 months ago

Adding to Saggy’s link above of Sean Plunkett talking to Mark Mitchell, here is Michael Laws at his very best, on the issue.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_EXPiBxZsU

Saggy
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

So you know when Coster said there was no investigation being carried out into the fisherman. . . .Tui Ad

Saggy
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

Wow! It’d be fair to say Michael isn’t impressed.

I actually think Coster should be joining McSkimming in prison. It’s that bad.

Last edited 9 months ago by Saggy
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

Corruption by the police commissioner undermining an elected minister of the crown. Prison at a minimum.

The cops at every level need a deep investigation and clean out.

Viking
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Releive him of his assets as well, Proceeds of crime.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

UK Big Brother Double-speak. It’s not democracy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBYo2AOnSnM
WARNING! The EU Just Activated Its Most Terrifying Law Yet… (Australia To Follow!)

Trump hits back.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

This judge knows which way is up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGpX9qOCmY0
David Harvey – Misuse Of The Harmful Digital Communications Act (Full Interview)

The Platform NZ

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
nasska
9 months ago

And for a virtual chocolate fish. Who, on or about 23 Jul 2023, in an interview with E-Tangata said?

“A key part of my upbringing, my worldview, and my beliefs, turn on my Christian faith.”

nasska
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

No takers? Another clue.

…..”His faith is tremendously important to him, he says. “It gives me a real strength and confidence to do what I believe is right.”…..

Curious
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Luxflakes?

nasska
Reply to  Curious
9 months ago

Ex Police Commissioner Andrew Coster.

Viking
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

You didn’t.
ROL, where are you?

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Busy talking to God. No idea what the above is all about. Doesn’t sound like Catholic Theology, probably some Bible Basher.

Viking
9 months ago
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

Coster DCM.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgcaTWRyoQQ
Dissecting NZ Police Scandal and Compulsory KiwiSaver For Kids

Duncan Garner Podcast

On the podcast, Duncan reacts sharply to the explosive IPCA report, saying senior police in New Zealand engaged in outright corruption and a blatant cover-up of Jevon McSkimming’s behaviour, …

You can’t go on about integrity and standards without charging them for corruption.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
FJA
FJA
9 months ago

Has anyone else thought about the fact that people using Kiwisaver savings to buy a first home get to use the taxpayer contribution towards it?

Why are taxpayers subsidising people to buy a house?

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

I recall when the DPB came in, and it seemed that many girls in my class, were very ok become solo-mums, that seemed to pay a cheap rent on a state house.
Of course very community minded as I know some had about 3-4 for their half siblings.
The state paid for all repairs & maintainence

I recall that many “in-house” set-ups had very cheap rents, like the teachers, when $15:00 a week really did not cover the costs to maintain a house.
If no teacher it was still rented out very cheaply to whoever.

In one town one mother was told she would lose the house when her daughter left school to go out to work, but voila, daughter saved the day & made her Mum a grand-mother.

In part I figure a lot of the turblence in housing never has the mass immigration consequences seriously looked at.
Easily kept hidden with cries of “racism” “xenophobia” right-wing” sort of bought off on that for the sake of your health, you would have no doctors or nurses.
Yet their also used to be “nurses homes” for the solo nurse.
No one has worked through just what are the consequences &* the benefit.

At least now there is a bit of noise about immigration being candy floss to puff up GDP & for some maybe starting to see GDP that it sounds good for the country. While in the mean time GDP spread much more thinly, when our politicians should be recognizing us native citizens,

GDP to be more figured & made more accountable to be per-capita.
Then it would be more obvious to some, that is the path to the mysteriious increase of productivity, which will benefit the actual citizens of NZ.

nasska
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

It’s probably a good deal for all concerned. The money is recovered if the house is sold, it only applies to first home buyers & can only be drawn on if they have less than $100,000 in a cash deposit.

NZ lost massively when State Advances stopped lending at favourable rates to first home buyers. The pride of ownership & the resultant stake in the community does more for citizen well being than any amount of welfare meddling & social programmes.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

No disagreement on the benefits of home ownership, but there’s a difference between what State Advances did and what’s happening now. One was a pure loan – presumably at a decent rate that only the government could borrow at, the other is a wealth transfer.

nasska
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

I have no problems with your logic but in Godzone politics trumps fairness. The taxpayer may be effectively subsidising first home purchases yet it subsidises the rentier classes through the accommodation supplement & some think it is a good thing.

Viking
9 months ago

In a historic moment for Kiwis’ rights, we’ve just passed the Regulatory Standards Bill through its final stage in Parliament.
Here’s one story that shows why it’s needed:
One of my constituents, who I’ll call Robin, came to my office after her life was devastated by the Earthquake-Prone Buildings law.
What began as routine maintenance on her Auckland apartment triggered obligations under that law. The costs wiped out a huge chunk of her retirement savings.
She read aloud from her letter:
“It is not only for the money that I grieve. I now have a changed place in the world, one where I am not able to contribute as I had planned, to my family, friends, clubs and community and in fact I will probably be one who has to ask for the support of others. My plan was for generous, financially independent living, socialising, travelling, volunteering. It is now constrained and I am disempowered.”
Robin learned the Government is rolling back those rules, especially so in Auckland where earthquake risks are low. But the change came too late to help her, and she felt betrayed.
She was right to feel that way. The costs were known at the time: tens of billions of dollars for almost no gain in safety. Parliament ignored the advice.
If it’s too late for Robin, how can we ensure things like this don’t happen again? We need to make it normal that the impacts on people’s lives are put up in lights when Parliament passes a law.
That’s what the Regulatory Standards Bill does. It won’t stop Parliament from passing laws, but it will force lawmakers to show their working, to be transparent about costs, benefits, and the impact on people’s freedoms and property rights.
Yes, the Canterbury earthquakes were a tragedy, but we should have asked more questions before legislating away livelihoods for little to no gain in lives. If we’d had the Regulatory Standards Act in 2016, Robin might still have her retirement savings.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
9 months ago

This is a ‘short’ NZ production & shows how the police are progressing in these times.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1jA3tVS0IdE?feature=share

Now do not bottle it.

Last edited 9 months ago by Simpleton1
nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
9 months ago

Very good! 🙂

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

Good on him being truthful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP_09r3CVpY
‘Dumbest thing I’ve done’: Police Commissioner confesses to speeding ticket | RNZ

After a week of bad news for police, Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has admitted he was “away with the fairies” when he was pulled over for speeding last week.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
Viking
9 months ago

The recently appointed boss of the aviation security service in the upper North Island – who was previously a senior police officer – is “on leave” following the damning report into the handling of sexual misconduct complaints against former Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming.
Chris de Wattignar started his senior role in aviation security at the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on May 5, and was criticised in the Independent Police Conduct Authority’s (IPCA) report when it was released publicly this week.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/civil-aviation-authority-security-boss-chris-de-wattignar-on-leave-after-independent-police-conduct-authoity-report/MZJEOFNLFNFSZI7XYP5YINXQCU/

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