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Viking
9 months ago

It must be a standard qualification to be stupid to be a National woman finance Minister.

The ghost of Ruth (all mouth and trousers), Richardson, has been included in the cabinet.
No logic, no looking for the core of the problem, just beating up those who are not in a position to defend themselves. (Richardson reduced the unemployment benefit and triggered off a long recession when she was the supposed guru of money in the late 80’s)

The issue is jobs for young people.
remember those jobs where you left school and into the workforce.
Those jobs where employers taught young people work skills and what work was all about.
Where young men, particularly, were mentored by men, the quid pro quo for employers being that the cost of doing so was met in various ways.

That young people with little experience and young heads on their shoulder did periods of time for lesser reward, where reasonable employers were able to gauge the progress of the young people and reward them as there knowledge and ability to do the job increased.

From November 2026, those aged 18 and 19 will be ineligible for Jobseeker Support or the Emergency Benefit if their parents earn above a certain threshold – currently $65,529 – or if their parents cannot reasonably be relied on.
About 4300 young people are expected to become ineligible, and while the economy is expected to improve by then, the unemployment rate for those aged 15 to 19 for the September quarter was 22.3%, more than four times the national rate (5.3%).

The unemployment rate for those aged 15 to 19 for the September quarter was 22.3%, more than four times the national rate (5.3%).

What a bloody disgrace.

And why? Because with H & S and high wage rates, what employer wants to be bothered?

Oh, some will come along and mouth off, but the stats speak for themselves.

THE SOCIALISTS THAT RUN THIS COUNTRY CARE NOT FOR THESE PEOPLE, ONLY ABOUT RACKING UP STUDENT DEBT TO SUPPORT USELESS POLITECHS AND UNIVERSITIES.

And that is without adding in all those who, with their parents, have fled the country.

Fuck I despise those women and their girly leader.

This is the third national imposed recession since the 80’s. No point in blaming Labour. Howtis pointed out in the last day or so who had been in the government and for how long.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/govts-parent-income-welfare-gateway-for-18-to-19-year-olds-blasted-by-officials/premium/SH4VO2A2JNGSLEZ3FHFB2DZZHY/

Last edited 9 months ago by Viking
Nunnas
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

You would think that to be a finance mincer you would have had to have been an accountant or the likes to be able to do the job but no, put cunts that you wouldnt even put in charge of a wheel barrow in charge of finances. Now comes the sexist part, most woman are professional wealth reducers/asset relocators ie yours to them/others

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

My first job was in a small place packing up small items for postage and delivering around town. Looked after stock counting, unpacking goods in etc. Only 4 of us, the Boss, a travelling (South Island) salesman and receptionist/administration (my Sister In Law- how I got the job).
Have no idea what the pay was but I guarantee it was nowhere near todays rate for young people in relation to adult pay rates. Spent 2/3 years perhaps before I moved on and with a succession of jobs went further and further up the pay scale and job quality.
Doubt that job would exist now – stock would be more automated, couriers would do deliveries and a boy around the place would not be paid $24 or so. Actually the Company doesn’t now anyway.

Nunnas
Reply to  Hooker Phil
9 months ago

My first proper job, started as a couple of hours a day aftér school then left school to do it full time, around 97/98, $5hr, that was working on diesel fuel pumps and injectors, the tradesman I was working under was on $23hr at the time, hes now on $45hr doing same job

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

i started part time at 10yrs old for after school job, big morning paper run from 12yrs old then started into dairy farming at 14yrs old weekends, holidays and the many times i was suspended from school. went full time at 15yrs old and started on 19k a year, by time i was 19 i was on 70k and earning more than my parents at the time.
im a bum now tho, just doing my own thing and catching up on jobs ive put off for past few years. do the odd day casual work just driving for a few mates. ill find something more permanent by winter if i cant find something to do and stay fully self employed.
spent 3 of the last 5yrs working for an absolute fucking cunt, was very liberating a few weeks ago when i told them to get fucked 🙂 , to top it off in the past few weeks ive made more money than the past 4mnths combined… shouldve jumped ship a year ago but didnt have the balls or money to do it. mind you i was pretty broke and had 17k of bills to pay when i quit but i winged it and it all worked out and managed to pay everything off and save 20k to get me through summer!

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

If the tradesman was earning $23 an hour in 1998 and $45 in 2025, that’s a 100% increase.
Is he now in a higher tax bracket?

Although he could have bought a glass of beer at a pub for $5 in 1998, the same beer in the same pub would be at least $10 now.

He is no better off.

Nunnas
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Try $15 for a pint, shits expensive, if you account for inlfation its not so good

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

As I often mention, I paid the equivalent of 100,000 pub beers for my house in Auckland 24 years ago. The house is still only worth the same number of beers.

Any capital gain has only been nominal; not real.

If the government’s policy is to have inflation of 2% per annum, then any nominal CGT is a tax on inflation and one driven by the state’s own policies. First they encourage inflation, and then they tax you on it. It’s a win-win situation for the IRD.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Shit, I like this type of system ;;;
the means of of exchange denominated in a pub beer

better than the big Mac nonsense used by economists (the great fraudsters, they are basically like B movie actors )

and YES
you are in a higher tax bracket with a nominal higher income, but reduced by inflation and net income further eroded by a higher tax bracket.

That is why politicians are dirt bags.
When they saw this free money in the 1970s and 1980s they couldnt help themselves
….to theft.

Nunnas
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Doesnt worry me, ive moved my pay up one hell of a lot, the guy wants me to go work there again but im not taking that much of a pay cut

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

My first full-time job was putting high heels on ladies’ shoes in Kingsland Auckland.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

What size foot are ya luv? I’ll whip you up a set of stilettos

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

I’m just a sweet transvestite
From Transexual, Transylvania, 

Viking
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

We figured that.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

nice one.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Now he spends his time, getting ladies out of them!

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Damn straight I mean not anymore now that Ive found W-Girl 😘

Viking
9 months ago

Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay’s combined unemployment rate climbs nearly 70% year on year

A nearly 70% increase in unemployment numbers year on year across Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay are a sign of ‘economic mismanagement’.

East Coast MP Dana Kirkpatrick, from National, says the Government was working “hard to fix the damage done to our economy during a period of reckless government spending” under the previous Government.

The Household Labour Force Survey from Stats NZ showed a 69.8% (rounded to one decimal place) increase in unemployment across Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay year on year, and an increase of just over 78% from 2023 to 2025.

The govt hasn’t a fucking clue.
And that’s not a surprise to anyone.

Indeed.

Kirkpatrick defended the National Party’s economic stewardship.
“Since the election in 2023, National has worked hard to fix the damage done to our economy during a period of reckless government spending, sky-high inflation and rising interest rates,” she said.
“Inflation is now back in the target band, interest rates have fallen, and the economy is starting to recover. Unemployment is always the last thing that happens in a recovery phase as businesses reset.”

They live in lala land. global bullshit land. who knows.

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

Just seen this.
The dark fleet hiding in our own backyard: How the Cook Islands sold its flag to Moscow and TehranA statement to the Herald from Foreign Minister Winston Peters was unusually bracing when discussing an ostensibly friendly neighbour and said it had “serious concerns” about its shipping registry for many years.
“It was both alarming and infuriating to discover that the Cook Islands’ shipping registry was effectively undermining international efforts to cut off funding to Russia’s war machine by providing the Cook Islands flag to vessels that form part of Russia’s shadow fleet,” Peters says.
Peters says New Zealand’s support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia was being undercut by the Cook Islands: “This is a completely unacceptable and untenable foreign policy divergence.
“The shipping registry is just one of a range of recent actions and statements by the Cook Islands Government that have damaged its free association relationship with New Zealand and the trust that underpins it.”

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/companies/freight-logistics/the-dark-fleet-hiding-in-our-own-backyard-how-the-cook-islands-sold-their-flag-to-moscow-and-tehran/premium/APVST6AXKRFINABSFQEOVUQFGE/

Well the policy like the nats and him is stupid. ya want to fight with the biggest countries on earth at the bidding of the CIA.
fuck off ya stupid.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Quick solution Air NZ suspends flights for a month with flights ex Raro only to allow holdiay makers to return home – timescale a month and good luck to the PM trying to increase his life insurance.

Sabre38
Sabre38
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Pak and save Hastings is full of cheap imported canned fruits while Watties Hastings is cutting back on local growers and production, and our government can’t see the solution

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Sabre38
9 months ago

watties has been owned by Heinz for years
they have no loyalty to the locals .

The commerce commission of wellywood said that was fine

Heinz is yankee and what hey put in food is a disgrace,
don’t just pick on Chinese.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Sabre38
9 months ago

I’ve been disgusted over the years by how much food is Chinese made. What fucking idiot would go near it?

Dougal10
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Its all part of the china free trade agreement that they can amend the rules for but we cant

Viking
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Now you understand Trump’s tariffs.

Think about this.
The so-called Cook Islands, which we, the taxpayers, prop up and where much of the local wages end up, have teamed up with the Chinese.
We still allow them to send their produce here without any restrictions or penalty.
No balls government.

Tell them to fuck off and no more money repatriation or taxpayers’ money.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Cook Is. has always been a Klingon

more of a wart if you think about it.

Mcduff
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

It’s an easy way to get your daily requirement of melamine granules or asbestos.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Mcduff
9 months ago

😂

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

If Raro sucks up to China then Raro to rely on Chinese tourists – good luck PM Brown

Alice
9 months ago

German data confirms what many of us have known since 2020:

https://x.com/HighWireTalk/status/1993077166934810994
Only 10-14% of people labeled “SARS-CoV-2 positive” by PCR actually had antibodies proving real infection.

That means 86–90% of “positive” PCR results were FALSE POSITIVES.

They matched PCR results to blood bank IgG antibody data from the same people. The test that locked down the planet, closed schools, crushed businesses, and forced masks/vaccines on billions… was wrong NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN.

At 35+ cycles (standard in many labs), chance of being truly infected? <3%. False positive rate? 97%.

Many of us have been shouting this since 2020. Now even Germany’s own data confirms it.

Nunnas
Reply to  Alice
9 months ago

A boat I was working on had 1 guy feel unwell, we all got tested, all positive, the first guy to feel and get tested was the only one that got proper sick, one other had a runny nose and sore throat for 1 day. So yes I can confirm that 1 out of 10 was correct and the tests are complete bs

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

UK Blade runners have a perfect solution, best of all fix any minor dame due to falling with a 10 Kg Lump Hammer works every time and even better neutrlaises the revenue and is very catharthic for the arborist suitably dressed in Black with hooddie and Joker mask to assist PooLice..

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

speed cameras
that will do a shit load of good for :-

-inexperienced drivers
-overseas visitors in the wrong side of the road
-drugged drivers
-drunk drivers
-cellphone using drivers
-other forms of inattention like attending to children in the back
-tired drivers
-cars with poor tyres/brakes /windscreen wipers

hell yeah
keep on telling lies piggys

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

Who thinks they will require front number plates on motorcycles?
Iff they introduce them around town, will cyclist require number plates?

Viking
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Off ya bike then, soots. Shank’s pony for you.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Who can remember when they did this with a plane in the sky measuring the time between two painted lines. Cannot remember that working out anything but a complete waste of money.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Hooker Phil
9 months ago

1980

do something
anything !!!

there is a fuel crisis 🤪😔⛽

They had it on the Foxton Straights.
bastards.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Hooker Phil
9 months ago

Bwhahaha Yes! On the straight coming down the hill and passing the Ure River south of some fucking tin pot town in outta Marlborough.

Saggy
Reply to  Hooker Phil
9 months ago

Haha yeah. I remember seeing a sign for this when driving across the Nullabor. Sign said “Aerial Police Surveillance”.
Someone has crossed it out and written “Pigs in Space”

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

Love it!!!

Dougal10
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

The tekapo to twizel makes no sense as 1/2 the speeders turn off and go to mount cook.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

If the rate of fatal crashes doesn’t decline, the cameras should be removed.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

When.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

”safety cameras” – the correct term is revenue cameras.

Tarquin
Reply to  Starving Artist
9 months ago

The good news is being in Matakana most of the victims will have man buns and be driving electric cars.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
9 months ago

I’m surprised there is is no Maori on any of the signs!
Expect the brown people to go to waitangi tribunal and complain!

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Oh dear Sooty don’t your know the special people have a general exemption certificat covering any law they disagree with,

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

You wait. Some punters will attack them with steel-cutting tools. Good job.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

Yer, at ground level.

Saggy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

I always thought the best approach for this would be a drone with a spray can. You can black it out from a long distance away.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

True but reversable, on the other hand Blade runners with lump hammers fixed the problem permanently, rumour has it this was just a pilot excercise with a certin Mayor of a certain demographic the real target after they camped outside his hovel – we know were you live just ask Starmer and his firebombed house and car..

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Saggy
9 months ago

Hmmm 🤔

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

Won’t reqonise your ugly mose either.

Mcduff
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

So if you exceed the speed limit to pass another car you will then need to park on the side of the road until your average goes back down to the accepted speed.
Sounds sensible…

Curious
Reply to  Mcduff
9 months ago

Or if you are following a car that is travelling at say 95 you will have to make a quick mental calculation as to whether the time lost travelling at 95 will be enough to offset the time gained when overtaking.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Thanks Ed.
I see Sooty’s Taranaki gets off scot-free.
Probably will get teams of pull overs of saturation drink-blow testing & drug testing. 😮

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Simpleton1
9 months ago

I thought they just rode their cows in Tara..naki

bit of shopping or freight; hitch a wagon!

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Got pulled over for breath testing going both ways, the other day by the same cop, about 20 min apart.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Cops gotta keep up numbers

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

😂😂😂

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
9 months ago

Democracy is a crap system anyway. It advantages the lower socio lot who have more kids and therefore more votes. Some lazy shiftless benny in shitsville gets the same vote as a surgeon who is working and paying serious tax. With socialism this country will never progress and we’ll continue to slide in oecd ratings.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  bobthebldr
9 months ago

which is why I have long proposed -for over 40 years- if you are going to have income tax …

Then make it every dollar paid in income tax from labour/personal effort or business – not benefits or grants- then one vote.

a) pay income $20,000 tax times 3 years, you get a vote weighting of $60,000
b) own business; in 3 years net income $40,000 +$120,000 + $ 80,000 = 240,000
based on prior 3 tax returns
Simple.

you are THE Shareholders in the country
making it run
so, like shareholders you get a vote in proportion to your holding/contribution

makes sense and is fair.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

Bennies get no say!

Nunnas
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Brought votes anyway

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  bobthebldr
9 months ago

Democracy only functions in a moral society. Once people start “voting for free stuff,” the system begins to collapse.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Yes, something Alexander Fraser Tytler warned us ages ago about. Democracy is basically doomed once people realise they can vote themselves the treasury.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

Looks like the Maori have had the keys for sometime!

Viking
9 months ago

are you suggesting Mc nutty should be labours next pick?
stupid as fuck.

Tapsell said she was “annoyed” by McAnulty’s comments, and she did not want Rotorua used as a political football.
“It hurts when comments are not accurate.
“I haven’t seen any evidence that those sleeping rough on the footpath are due to being removed from emergency housing motels.”

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/news/rotorua-mayor-tania-tapsell-hits-back-at-labours-homeless-strategy-criticism/6OMOR3KIDBEEZG76SDWZZYTU7U/

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

Unless he switches from Fabian socialism to Western Marxist socialism, probably not.

Everything I have analysed from him indicates the former. That’s not to say he wouldn’t switch. Afterall, Chris Hipkins made that conversion.

And with the reign of Ardern, I doubt any Labour leader could be anything but Marxist now (under Bradbury’s boasting, that might have started with Cunliffe).

Tarquin
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

He would appear to be transitioning into Vladimir Lenin, both physically and politically.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Tarquin
9 months ago

Do you have some examples I can use? When I wrote my article on McAnulty, he seemed to be firmly entrenched in Fabianism. I’m happy to write a part 2.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Colinxy
9 months ago

I like shit stirring on whatever sites saying “MacAnulty is rumoured to be after Hipkins’ job and the PM seat”. I do it often and I have seen mention of it in some rag that McNulty is after Hipkins’ job! Bwhahahaha!! It workssss!! LOL! 😂

Viking
9 months ago

No wonder hunty left and came home.

Thai woman found alive in coffin after being brought in for cremationThe temple’s manager said the 65-year-old woman’s brother brought her in, believing she was dead.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/world-news/360899175/thai-woman-found-alive-coffin-after-being-brought-cremation

rough up there.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

The story is covered at https://www.foxnews.com/world/temple-staff-stunned-hear-knocking-from-inside-coffin-brought-cremation Apparently:

“a Facebook video showing a woman in a white coffin in the back of a pickup truck moving her arms and head, leaving staff stunned.”

If it turns out that the new Mrs Hunty knows how to drive a ute it would go a long way towards explaining our correspondent’s rushed return to Godzone. 🙂

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Don’t they get a doctor to check if they are dead?
Buy a coffin, chuck them in, on the back of the ute, off to send them up in smoke!

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Disgusting. The lot of ya 🤭

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

Yep. Ain’t it nice!

Viking
9 months ago

did you notice

The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia woke up for the first time in nearly 12,000 years.
Now we can see the result from orbit.
This new scan from the Copernicus Sentinel-5P satellite confirms the scale of the blast. It is not just a local event.
The red and white streak on the map is Sulfur Dioxide. That gas plume didn’t stay over the volcano. It traveled 3,700 kilometers in twenty-four hours. It stretches from the Ethiopian Highlands all the way out to the Arabian Sea. The atmosphere is carrying the evidence of this historic eruption across the ocean.
Credit: European Union, Copernicus Sentinel-5P imagery.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=828460446654284&set=a.121605607339775

12,000 years dormant.
It’s not too hard to imagine that the Earth is in some ways like the sun.

Sunspots are always coming and going, so why wouldn’t Earth have the same properties?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

The Earth planet is a living, changing planet.

the Climate hysterians are too thick to understand this.

every bit of evidence for over 200 years is that the land mass of NZ is growing; and rising out of the sea.
this is lost on them.

Facts don’t matter to retards.

Curious
Reply to  Viking
9 months ago

I wonder how much dreaded CO2 it has released into the atmosphere?
Wait I’ll ask Grok.

“Low-end estimate (molar ratio ~1): ~40 kilotons (kt) CO₂.
Mid-range estimate (molar ratio ~10, typical for many basaltic eruptions): ~400 kt CO₂.
High-end estimate (molar ratio ~30): ~1.2 megatons (Mt) CO₂.”

Quite a few V8’s worth. I hope Greta going to hold a protest against the naughty volcano.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Curious
9 months ago

Nah, she’s going to stick her fat arse into the vent. That’ll fix it!

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Sooty

Methinks that your suggestion is a tad unfair to the volcano, and would surely constitute an ‘Unfair and unreasonable attack on it’s personhood’?

Last edited 9 months ago by Komata
Viking
Reply to  Komata
9 months ago

Fried Grissoles. anyone?

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

Dictators move: UK Labour to cancel right to trial by jury. Conviction by government employee.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg73_7n_1XQ
Only Tyrants remove Trial by Jury – Labour are sinister!

Steven Barrett – Barrister

Barrister Barrett explains the history of Trial by Jury and why it matters so much! Defend it! 

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

They’re not going to end up much different to the situation in NZ at present. Here Category 1 & 2 crimes (of less than two years in prison) are dealt with by a Judge alone usually in a District Court. The English proposal pushes it out to possible sentences of up to five years & would be heard by a judge alone or a sitting with two magistrates.

In NZ Category 3 involving sentences of two or more years are judge alone or jury at the request of the accused.

https://communitylaw.org.nz/community-law-manual/test/overview-of-how-the-criminal-courts-work/the-four-offence-categories-for-different-levels-of-seriousness/

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Just think of the savings to be made? What can go wrong!
Pimply face goverment employee straight out of school.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Those sitting are woke, indoctrinated judges likely happy to decide the outcome of the crime by following the current mood of their employer, the current dictator.

The concept of a kangaroo court comes to mind.

The English charged with a crime have had the right to trial by jury over eight centuries.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

This from a government headed by a ”human rights lawyer”.

Starmer needs the Mussolini treatment – hanging from a lamp post.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Starving Artist
9 months ago

SA

Surely doing-so would be unfair to the lamp post and it’s feelings – all that unwanted extra weight around it’s ‘neck’; It could damage it for life…

Alice
9 months ago

This is the funniest tweet I have seen in a long, long time. And on the eve of the UK budget too!

https://x.com/boot15_vu/status/1993237448319811872

Harvey
9 months ago

Hey Berlin, Kiev here. Thanks for the 12 Patriots that cost you billions, but we only had them unloaded for a day and those bloody Ivans came and blew them up.
Got any more?

https://infobrics.org/en/post/70106/

Note the great new word as applied to Big Z: begmanding
I like it.

Last edited 9 months ago by Harvey
nasska
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Worth it though! 🙂

Ross12
9 months ago

A good read. I particularly like the first few paragraphs.

https://www.bassettbrashandhide.com/post/peter-lynn-the-peasants-are-revolting?

“Over the last 30 years, state sectors of Western democracies have expanded and senior level state employment, with its high pay, security and access to the levers of power became a magnet for the academically gifted, especially independence minded younger women.  University educated they initially moved into ministries before spreading back into academia, and out to media, consultancies, mainstream political parties, the legal profession (including the judiciary), local government and lately, HR departments of larger corporates’ ……

nasska
9 months ago

The long held maxim of “landlord good; tenant bad” has suffered yet another setback. From the cold, damp, dreary hole sometimes referred to as Dunedin https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360898045/black-mould-leaky-roof-broken-oven-landlords-breaches-numerous-and-egregious covers yet another saga of greed, lies & incompetence displayed by the rentier class.

#. “A Dunedin tenant was awarded more than $7000 in damages over numerous breaches, including a leaking roof, mould and a non-functioning oven.”

#. The Tribunal noted that “the failure to install smoke alarms was “very serious”.”

Dear God! How penny pinching mad do you have to be to regard two smoke alarms costing $48.86 at Mitre 10 as a luxury?

I await the incoming ordnance.

Dougal10
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Never feel sorry for a dunedin landlord 12 months rent for a 9 month tenancy and a que of rich auckland kids wanting to live in a hovel for 2 years so they can have good stories to tell in their local wine bar when the go home with a second class law degree taught by the green con artist

FJA
FJA
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

27 Fea Street, Dalmore, Dunedin.

Looks like an old brick and tile state house tucked into a bank somewhat and with a lot of surrounding vegetation.

You can bet that unless the windows were open most of the day, that place would get as mouldy as heck. Probably also cold.

The difference I guess between “the old days” when such places were ok, and now, is that then there was usually someone home so the windows could be left open.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Running a dehumidifier would suck out much moisture but many tenants would balk at the cost of running it and emptying it would probably be beyond their capabilities. The landlord would be required to turn up daily to perform that basic job. //

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

Got to say that fining the guy stupid amounts won’t actually help improve the property, either. If he does try to address issues, he’s (even) more likely to take shortcuts.

But hey, I don’t like slumlords. I attended a talk by a young Dunedin realtor turned property investor, then later went to an open home of one of his rentals. After viewing it I turned to my then wife and said, “I would rather be poor than make money renting out places like that.” Guess my wish came true, lol.

nasska
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Good on you. I wouldn’t house my dog in some of the rentals I’ve seen over the years.

Nunnas
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Well it was once known to vent and trim the vegetation away from houses, now the renters dont care, its not their place, quick exit mold before moving out to get bond back and make it the next persons issue, who in turn go’s the owner for sub standard housing. If the owner does care and wants to do inspections, the tennants get pissy, its a no win

FJA
FJA
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

C’mon Nasska – notice anything about him that might make him a terrible landlord?

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Luxmanan-Selvanesan

Can’t imagine this isn’t the same bloke.

nasska
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Point taken but it makes the Tribunal’s findings more pertinent.

https://forebears.io/surnames/selvanesan

Nunnas
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

My questions would have to include; how may time where the tenants up drinking on the roof?; is it the actual oven thats not working or just the elements on the top burnt out from having spots?; did the renters ever open a window, try dry the place out or use exit mold on the stuff;.. Ive seen some nice houses turned to shit by crap renters, never open windows, curtains etc places turn into damn moldy shit boxes fast.

Dougal10
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

Knives and oven elements in dunners those were the carefree days.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Dougal10
9 months ago

Heh

nasska
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

The article states:

““The effect on the tenant has been significant because she has lived in poorly maintained premises, which likely contributed to the health issues suffered by her child.”

The inference I took was a tenant (singular) & her child. Though I’d hesitate to completely disregard the possibility of a knees-up on the roof I consider it unlikely.

Also mention was made of three “ovens” not cooking tops or stoves.

Full decision at https://forms.justice.govt.nz/search/Documents/TTV2/PDF/12599467-Tenancy_Tribunal_Order.pdf

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Nunnas
9 months ago

All of that, and run the dryer in the house to keep warm at the same time.

Great eductational logic taught in recycling concepts; schools & universities have part of that thinking; to those students of recycling the heat into the house, to save the earth.

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

Thats the one, what damp air, its warm and its Dunedin, all heat counts as any spare coin needs to go to beer

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Simpleton1
9 months ago

Heard from auto dismantler who did trips to Japan for parts that the people on ground floor apt would run car with air con running via flexible donkey dick ducting thru the window.

Nunnas
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

Wouldnt be surprising, seen engines come out of cars that where low km cars but the hours that they must have spent idleing where horrific. At the time we were told that some parts of Japan people just left them idleing all day in winter to keep them warm

Curious
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Same results in the UK except that the poison of choice was midazalam.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

REMDESIVIR.

Nurses started calling it ‘RUN-Death Is Here’ 😈

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

That drug was definitely in use in NZ.

A GP trying to persuade me to get vaccinated, told me that if I had problems with covid then he would give me that drug ! ! !

Doctors have simply buried their mistakes & errors.
Either in the grave, or in the paperwork & claims.

Last edited 9 months ago by Simpleton1
Ross12
Reply to  Simpleton1
9 months ago

That drug a few years earlier was part of a drug trial in Africa ( Fauci and Gates led it). It was meant to be a 12 month trial of 5 drugs (independent trials). Remdesivir was withdrawn from the trial after 6 months because too many were dying. But when Covid came along Fauci mandated it to be the only drug used on Covid patients in Us hospitals.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

Ross12; Agreed.
So Fauci knew; knew of the major problems that killed in that trial.

Just as “Yep yip, it is what it is” as she said so knowingly.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

How many times did they count the same almonds? 🤔 😉

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

The ends are recounted each time and the centre almonds are added in the second to last placement which is not counted twice ever. You always have 20 almonds total , you are just changing the overlapping count values.

Ok stolen from the comments.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

You’re probably right. Who knows what nefarious activities he was up to?

But the author of that clip is wasting his time. If the though of being financially cancelled by banks is upsetting the population & driving them to cash then our wannabe control freaks will simply abolish cash before introducing digital ID + transaction-monitoring.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Also trialling total digital ID and digital currency in Romania, Lithuania and another eastern-block country.

Determined big brother control fuckers! 💩🤬

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
9 months ago

Referring to Ed’s 2nd meme at the start.
Even Mcdonalds are sick of hiring these useless fuckers

…… These days, college is a woke indoctrination factory pumping out our purple-haired creatures who are confused about their gender and rave about Marxism. ….
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/labor-demographer-issues-warning-college-educated-oversupply-here

So in New York, in their frustration, they vote for Mamdemi to help them sort things out, like in the first meme.

Last edited 9 months ago by Simpleton1
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Disgusting

nasska
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Hunty would fuck it.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Please, there are ladies present, you grubby heathen. Ignore the gremlin WG.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Reply to Simpleton1
Ed, what are you trying to do to me????
She would keep a whole franchise busy.

Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

The recent murder of three children and the suicide of the father in Sanson is a terrible thing.

There has been so much support in the NZ Herald for the mother, but a complete information black hole about the father. It would give more perspective to try and understand what drove the man to kill his own offspring.

What are the lessons to be learned that might help prevent similar tragic events in future?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

It would give more perspective to try and understand what drove the man to kill his own offspring….

There is no chance the truth will be released by govt or media (MSM same thing really)

just like the truth will never be allowed to be told about Tom Philips
or Brenton Tarrant.

The govt has a lot of bad shit to hide.

not sayin the guy was right, I am saying the govt will cover up a lot .

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Give a little page now at

$412,515 donated

after 10 days

nasska
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

About the only coverage of the father has been this article, https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360890001/family-dean-field-speak-out-suspected-murder-suicide-killed-three-children

Some reports have stated that he & is wife had separated but she has confirmed that they were still living together. Either way I sense that there were relationship problems.

In seven or eight years the coroner will probably get off his/her arse & issue their worthless belated findings from a great height.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

There is likely a back story that would add clarity.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Farkin disgrace though. Don’t care how tough and nasty it got, you DON’T top ya children to get back at your partner. Hope he burns for a looooong time.🤨

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

in your anger don’t forget Lauren Dickason,
the south African Doctor in Timaru.
3 kids killed there as well.

The sisterhood via the media are all on sympathy .

due to end her sentence in less than 2 years
and be deported

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

I think she has been repatriated already.

nasska
Reply to  Sooty
9 months ago

I hope you’re wrong because if she has been spirited back to Saffaland & freedom it undermines the last vestige of accountability women in NZ have for their kids. Children will have less protection from their fucked up mothers in their own home than an opossum on a fencepost.

The bitch’s original sentence meant that she will be eligible for release on parole on September 19, 2027. Even that is a travesty of justice!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Mike Hunty
9 months ago

And killed the family dog.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
Mike Hunty
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Selfish, selfish bastard. I’ve seen this happen a few times over the years, not personally, just via the news and it makes my blood simmer to almost boil. I don’t give a fuk how tough it got. Not one farkin iota. Be a man, you bastard. Sort it. To top the children, and the dog is …breath mate..breath.

Viking
9 months ago

Nicola Willis suggests National may join other parties campaigning to repeal Regulatory Standards Act
The National Party could join coalition partner NZ First and campaign on repealing the Regulatory Standards Act at the next election, deputy leader Nicola Willis says.
This is despite the law, which was pushed by the Act Party during coalition talks, being less than a month old, and having been passed into law with votes from both National and NZ First.
Speaking to Wellington Mornings with Nick Mills on Newstalk ZB, Willis said National had not “come up with what our party position will be after the election”.
“We haven’t ruled out repealing it either. We haven’t taken a position yet, but it’s not impossible that we would go to the campaign trail saying, ‘yes, we met our coalition commitment, we supported that into law, but actually we agree with the concerns of some people, it hasn’t operated as we’d hoped and we want to repeal it’.
“We haven’t come to a position yet, but we haven’t ruled it out.”

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/nicola-willis-suggests-national-may-join-other-parties-campaigning-to-repeal-repealing-regulatory-standards-act-its-not-impossible/PFVYD65OW5HQREXGZKL44KA2RE/

A month in and she is sucking the power tit already.
2 faced bastards.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

As I have said since the beginning of this year..

Seymour should fold out of the coalition about the 12th of December – in 2 weeks.
Give a wake up call to the Gnats who are still doing announcements;
no action.

Zero leadership; spewing bullshit all day long .
announcing some shit about regional council when nothing at all will be done before the 2026 erection .

The satanistic Trinity of frozen luxonberg, willyless and get boosted are such a liability .
weak and insipid cream puffs .
a bit of water would collapse them.
so wet they would dissolve in it .

Not likely to get voted in anyway.
and chances are we will get the 2017 treatment again
Winnie goes with liebour, gets the best deal, Gweens get a supply and support agreement ;
and wont hope for much more after their behaviour and criminality of the last 2 years .

So seymour should grit his teeth, man up, and pull the ripcord.

watch the bald bitch’s complacency vacate immediately and panic set in.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  howitis
9 months ago

NZF won’t go with Labour. End of. I know someone close to NZF leadership who concurred.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

a lot depends on Shame Jones and his past as a Liebour MP

is there bad blood or not ?

the avarice of politicians to rule over others cannot be written off
and
the animosity between seymour and W peters has not gone away .

Nunnas
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Thank fuck that at least one lot may have some brain cells to rub together

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Editor
9 months ago

Seeless derangement syndrome..not good for ya 🤪mental health 😂

Ross12
9 months ago

So Andrew Little thinks Regional Councils have something to do with the Treaty –utter BS.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/top/580055/regional-council-revamp-pretty-serious-attack-on-treaty-rights-andrew-little

“The mayor of Wellington says the coalition’s proposed restructure of local government is a “pretty serious attack” on the Crown’s treaty obligations “

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Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

If the Crown has Treaty obligations, then what are the obligations of people who are registered iwi members?

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
9 months ago

Obligations of Iwi to NZ. LOL bro! //

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

Didn’t you know that the maoris had regional councils before Captain Cook sailed over the horizon. They were all itemised in the treaty!

nasska
9 months ago

Deloitte’s recent recommendation that Wellington CC should shed 330 of its worthless paper shufflers in order to reduce outgoings hasn’t gone unnoticed within the bludging classes. The kite launched by https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/579957/deloitte-report-suggests-wellington-city-council-has-330-more-staff-than-it-should has attracted flak from PSA national secretary Duane Leo who said the report was “fundamentally flawed”.

For instance he points out that the WCC “provided services many other councils don’t such as social housing, city housing and addressing homelessness.”

Ignored is the question of whether ratepayers were ever asked whether they wanted to pay for the same services.

“Building consent times will blow out. Libraries will have reduced hours. Parks will be less well maintained”, blah, blah & more blah.

Ratepayers should expect roads, rubbish, basic parks, provision of water & its removal. All else is desirable rather than essential & can well be provided for by sausage sizzles or subscriptions.

Ross12
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

They recently said there were 1200 employees going into newly rented office space, so we are talking about 25% of HO staff –great , it should been more than 50%. They 30 working climate change , for a start. Over 50 communications staff.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Ross12
9 months ago

If they don’t get rid of the regional councils, the WRC should be next up for a staff haircut. I have a friend who does work for them – says it’s an inefficient clown show where there are very low expectations of staff, even by public servant standards.

50!! Comms staff!!? I knew about the climate change grifters.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

Never in a million years will little Andy sack1200 employees.
Never going to happen, mate!
That would mean that he would burn his bridges and never be able to return to the union movement after his one term.
He’s already proved he can’t hack it in private practice.
Every thing he touches turns to custard!

Ross12
Reply to  FJA
9 months ago

WRC led by that idiot Darren Ponting — Chairman overseeing the fiasco with the cost of the water issues but didn’t think he needed to take responsibility and resign.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  nasska
9 months ago

Haha..there will be some sweaty arse cracks at WCC right now, just in time for Xmas—NO farkin sympathy from me.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
9 months ago

Microplastics – in case you need something else to worry about:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-11-25/your-brain-plastic-literature-review

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

NZ taxpayers paid for attendance by newest Green MP for his trip to Brazil

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/X6W4AsybPc8
The diary of a Green Party MP at COP30
short

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

Why countries shouldn’t imported grifters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg6jt7lddyU
Greg Gutfeld: We REALLY dodged a bullet here…

Minnesota taxpayer money was funnelled to a Somali terrorist group.

Last edited 9 months ago by waikatogirl
nasska
9 months ago

Untold horrors from behind the scenes of a vegetarian cafe.

Vegan-1
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ncxuarsg_AM
The majority voice rises 🎶🎶
You know where you can shove your Palestine (song)Manchester football fans 🔥😆😂
short

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

Pauline Hansen Censored. No freedom of speech under Albo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPixBO_EwC8
Pauline Hanson’s cartoon movie banned from Parliament House

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

Luxon doesn’t seem impressed with request

Trump govt warns NZ of migration ‘risk’, asks embassy to collect data
https://www.1news.co.nz/2025/11/25/trump-govt-warns-nz-of-migration-risk-asks-embassy-to-collect-data/

The US embassy in Wellington has been ordered to begin collecting information on migration data and “migrant-related crimes and human rights abuses”.
Trump govt warns NZ of migration ‘risk’, asks embassy to collect data

The US embassy in Wellington has been ordered to begin collecting information on migration data and “migrant-related crimes and human rights abuses”. 

It seems the Trump administration is expanding its focus, telling 1News today instructions were sent out as part of diplomatic cables to all US embassies in Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to engage with their respective governments, and “let them know that the United States stands ready, willing, and able to support them in handling what we see as an existential crisis”.

It also requested those embassies “begin collecting data and reporting on migrant-related crimes and human rights abuses facilitated by people of a migration background”.

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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Or the USA will stop all New Zealanders?

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  waikatogirl
9 months ago

Day of reckoning if NZ let’s in migrant crims and gives citizenship and then they want to go traveling to the states. They have the evidence to refuse visa/deport.

FJA
FJA
9 months ago

Ngai Tahu as perpetual victims, and their woke churnalist enablers:

https://breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2025/11/geoff-parker-ngai-tahu-history-isnt.html

Viking
9 months ago

wonder when you are going to get snapped around the roads.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1305323611365099

All manner of cars are being used with imported labour.

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