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Viking
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Robert Kiyosaki 
Most people think Iraq, Iran, and Venezuela are about oil.
That’s the surface story.
It’s about China & I’ll prove it!
Look, here’s the deeper question most never ask:
What does Iraq have in common with China today?
And no — it’s not what the media keeps repeating.
It’s not just oil.
It’s who controls the system around the oil.
Back in the early 2000s, Iraq wasn’t just selling oil.
Iraq was threatening to change how oil was priced and settled.
They began moving away from the dollar system.
That’s when Iraq stopped being “a problem nation”
and started becoming a systemic threat.
Fast forward to today.
China doesn’t need to invade countries to control oil.
China controls oil through:
– Long-term purchase agreements
– Oil-for-debt structures
– Shadow shipping networks
– Non-dollar settlement routes
Iran and Venezuela became perfect examples.
comment imageIran sends roughly 1.4–1.6 million barrels per day, and the vast majority flows to China through discounted, off-the-books routes.
comment imageVenezuela exports around 700,000–900,000 barrels per day, with China acting as the primary destination and financier through debt-backed supply deals.
That’s not just energy.
That’s geopolitical leverage.
China wasn’t just buying oil.
China was controlling the exit door after United States put sanctions on them.
So what’s happening now?
The U.S. isn’t “starting wars.”
IT’S BREAKING CONTROL CHAINS.
Step by step.
First, sanctions didn’t target countries — they targeted:
– Shipping companies
– Insurance
– Ports
– Refiners
– Payment rails
That’s not military strategy.
That’s financial warfare.
Then came blockades, seizures, and pressure at sea — the one place where oil can’t hide.
And finally, political shock.
Because once you break:
– Who ships the oil
– Who insures it
– Who settles the payments
You don’t need to “own” the oil fields.
You own the system that decides who gets paid.
This is the same lesson Iraq taught years ago.
It was never just about oil in the ground.
It was about:
– Currency dominance
– Trade settlement power
– Control over global cashflow
Oil is just the bloodstream.
The real fight is over who controls the heart.
That’s why Iran matters.
That’s why Venezuela matters.
And that’s why China is in the middle of this — whether the headlines say so or not.
The rich don’t argue politics.
They study systems.
Because when systems shift, fortunes shift with them.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Absolutely correct and look at how Donald is securing the US position – Venezuela Oil delivered to US refineries specifically designed to process (Not all oil is ane and requires specifics refining technologies to suit markets. The oil pipeline deal with Alberts plus onw oil – Texas and permian means US is not reliant on long distance freight through chokce points will enemies ability to block and payemnt in US$ not Yuan/Rubles or Rupees. Ho wlong before Indias border confronation with China makes Rupee/Yuan exchanges problematic and Russia is in the deepest shit on so many fronts I almost feel sorry for them.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Tell me what the Iranian Islamic Republic was going to grow in Venezuela?

July, 2022 ….. Nicolas Maduro paid a visit to Tehran and signed a 20-year partnership agreement on cooperation with Iran in various fields. …..
https://www.tasnimnews.com/en/news/2022/07/26/2748571/venezuela-provides-iran-with-1-million-hectares-of-farmland

So why was not that land offered to the hungry Venezulian citizens, after noting how they had over the decades taken land from farmers?
Was it really going to be only that productive as that picturesque photo shows?

Two years later, seems to be as if I have your back, & probably have yours too, if needs be.:—

Jan 2025 ….. officials and personnel, with some members of the country’s elite acquiring properties in the Latin American country and being offered political asylum should they eventually need it. …….
https://www.latintimes.com/iran-increases-military-presence-venezuela-drone-factory-maduro-claims-new-term-office-despite-571806

Sort of submersible subs, fast speed boats, and some small planes & now the possible war head loaded with what? & with great practice from a military point of view.
Either way, a sort of win, win so they figure.

Only thing now, is a bit of whoopsie, as did Trump’s move, become a sort of “check mate”? on the Iranian regime’s moves?
A block in the plans of gaining a “bolt-hole” “safe haven, which may create a ferocious despartation now in Iran.
Can they gain back into Europe as a bolt hole, using all the “human rights” aspects? & those leftie governments in Germany, France. & Britain?

As posted yesterday I have already touched on direct flights between Venezuela & Iran 2 – 4 times early on the during the Communist rule that started circa 1999.
Then how productive farms were changed, taken over, to only produce for the Venezuelian government; in this comment:—

Circa 2016: Interview with Androcles, member of Venezuelan farmer family
https://rumble.com/v73tsna-circa-2016-interview-with-androcles-member-of-venezuelan-farmer-family.html
18 minutes : circa 2016 : Rair Foundation
Though is English reasonable, & I think I have already included “CC” to gain subtitles. The subtitles do help.

Last edited 7 months ago by Simpleton1
freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

Tell me what the Iranian Islamic Republic was going to grow in Venezuela? Death and destruction!!

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

Edit
…… direct flights 2 – 4 times early ….
^weekly^

Last edited 7 months ago by Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
7 months ago

A proper military mobilisation through out Europe.

U.S. Military Aircrafts In UK – Starmer Sends Help To Syria – WAR Is Coming
https://youtu.be/5rqL93R9vSM
32 minutes : circa 2:00am NZ time, 5th January 2026 : Tousi TV : Mahyar Tousi

UK & France send support to Al Jolani [of Syria] by hitting ISIS
Uk & France conduct air strikes in Syria on Daesh targets to help Jolani’s government.
So the USA, UK & France are allies with Jolani’s government, as declared by the Labour UK government, Secretary of State for Defence [….. ?hmmm? …..]
The question is can, are the Home of Office in Britain keep its own citizens ‘safe’? So why do the approve & bring in other terrorists into Britain?

At least 10 C-17A Globe Masters with US airforce arrive at RAF Fairford [UK].

More US troops mobilize across Europe with some making moves to the Middle East.

This is sort of being on “stand-by” to be more ready to move if necessary.

Does touch on Venezuela, and other aspects of Russia & China foreign affairs affects.
——- ———– – — – – – – – – ——– – – – – – –
My head spins on the various & many 2 tiers of Keir’s governance, though one can figure that Trump has twisted their arms.

The problem is what blow back in Europe, France, UK & Germany by the imbedded Syrians, Iranians, etc.. of Free Palestinian ilk?
Or have the flag changes from UKraine to Palestine & now Venezuela & note the Communist flag alongside Antifa etc..
Let alone the other flags that fly in Australia & New Zealand.

Any way I have heard from elsewhere that the IRGC security forces, make their way into Iran hospitals where they kidnapped any one with wounds akin to have being shot.
Maybe a few good MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospital) units set up & with military security would certainly be of aid to the Iranian people’s uprising.
Along with communications, star link points, and coordinating “Intelligence”.

Last edited 7 months ago by Simpleton1
freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

I hear that the IRGC after hospital visits discover their HQ is no longer habitable as it burnt to the ground and no water to put the fires out and shortly none to drink – Tehran resevoirs all under 10 % and excluding the dead pool and outlet situations probably 5% usable and no rain in sight – couldn;t happen to a more deserving bunch of clerics probably on their way to Russia – I suspect they will have no water issues in Siberia.

Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

BRICS News  · Follow

WHY VENEZUELA MATTERS: TRUMP’S MOVE MAY HAVE SHAKEN CHINA’S GLOBAL STRATEGY
Trump’s action in Venezuela is not regional politics; it directly targets China’s most critical vulnerability: energy dependence.
China buys 60-90% of Venezuelan oil and 85-90% of Iranian crude, together accounting for roughly 30-35% of its total oil imports.
Another 35% of China’s oil comes from Middle Eastern suppliers vulnerable to U.S. pressure, giving Washington potential influence over up to 70% of China’s energy supply.
Under those conditions, Beijing’s ability to launch a high-risk operation against Taiwan becomes severely constrained.
This weakens China’s military planning in the Indo-Pacific and disrupts its long-term strategy to project power beyond Asia.
It also forces China to squeeze Russia harder on oil prices, increasing the economic strain on Moscow’s war effort.
The U.S. gains strategic breathing room globally, strengthening its ability to meet commitments in Europe and elsewhere.
Meanwhile, China suffers a major setback in Latin America, a loss of leverage abroad, and a blow to Xi’s image of control and inevitability.
A post-Maduro Venezuela could open access to years’ worth of information on corruption networks, covert financing, sanctions evasion, and foreign influence operations, not just regionally, but globally.
That intelligence windfall may reshape how power is understood, exercised, and constrained in the years ahead.
In short, Venezuela is not a side story.
It is a pressure point in a global system defined by energy, leverage, and timing.
If Trump’s move achieves even part of its strategic promise, historians may one day view it not as a regional intervention but as a pivotal moment in the great power competition of the 21st century.
Source: JMichaelWaller
Media: RNA

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

The CIA are

the words biggest
illegal drug runners
illegal gun and munitions runners
-promoters of terrorism- eg they created Al Queda and use it for nefarious purposes

an evil organisation that came out of WW2 after the fusion of govt, war mongers and organized crime .

it is in effect a large international crime syndicate, itself
from running drugs out of the South east Asia Golden triangle of drugs; to fund black ops and coups, takedowns, assassinations etc

its parallel is the psyops division of the US Army; evil and manipulative .

if there is shit going down , it has three letters attached.

on another note, my Visa Application to enter USA has been declined.
Goodo.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

I would like to congratulate drugs for winning the war on drugs.

Viking
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

I would like to congratulate thugs for winning the war on thugs.

fixed that for you.

Komata
Komata
7 months ago

Although this vid was created with a British audience in mind, I believe that because the basic communistic ideology would seem to be the same, it is relevant to New Zealand, and the activities of the ‘Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand.

Make of it as you will

The Green Party’s Real Power: How They Shape Britain Without Votes’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kDvpiCzD9o

Last edited 7 months ago by Komata
Tauhei Notts
Tauhei Notts
Reply to  Komata
7 months ago

Komata, thank you for bringing that to our attention.
I had no idea that the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand was a wholly owned subsidiary of England’s Green Party.

Saggy
7 months ago

Finished watching Yellowstone last night. Mrs Saggy (city girl) loved it so much she got me to take her to the local rodeo in the weekend. She liked the rodeo so much she’s trying to organise her mates to go next year. Whodda thunk!

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Invite their partners to come too.

Saggy
Reply to  Sooty
7 months ago

Pardners

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

now youll have to remortage to kit her whole wardrobe out with RM Williams stuff… and just wait till sexy times where she wants you to dress up as a rodeo clown.

Saggy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

Na, she’s pretty cheap to run. Got her cowboy hat somewhere for $18 and you’d never know unless you were up close and personal. She’s eying up a double denim look for about $80.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Got her cowboy hat somewhere for $18 

she is a unicorn
hold on tight

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Does Sggy qualify as a bucking bronco?

The mind picture!

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Bronco Billy Saggy

Saggy
Reply to  howitis
7 months ago

We’re amongst friends, so I feel able to confide that I’m oft referred to as the Italian Stallion.

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

So a bloody god bothering seller of smoke as well! Yikes.
Naaska he needs help.

Just hope the disease doesn’t spread or ROL will be here making the same claim.
Hunty will be pissed.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

What a big gun you have there cowboy. 🤠

We didn’t get past the first season of Yellowstone.

Next up, have you watched the excellent Landman? Texas oil intrigue with Billy Bob Thornton.

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
Saggy
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

Thats next WG. Been highly recommended by several people.

Saggy
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

I refer you to the Yellowstone scene where Jimmy meets his vet.

rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Fuck de Niro This is Karma for his TDS. ( although I will admit he has been a good actor, especially his earlier stuff)

Curious
Reply to  rightoverlabour
7 months ago

It’s comedy rol and fake news. At least according to an AI search.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  rightoverlabour
7 months ago

good actor earlier but went nuts about 2000 with meet the parents et al

this is interesting because this was just after Wag the Dog
which mimicked the US creating a crisis in order to go to war
and was aimed at Clinton at the time .
not cool to the deep state to be exposed and laughed at .

his stuff since has been crap – last seen 2010 -but Bad Grandpa and shite reviews tell you

he messed up

but still making little DeZeros at 80
like Pacino

did they freeze some baby batter ?
it would be pretty dusty at 80

rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Iran – BBC

BBC is defending the Iranian Regime….

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXo4sYYH8mE

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Dr you expect something else?

Tauhei Notts
Tauhei Notts
7 months ago

That top picture today is brilliant.
For the younger people here, it is a wonderful piss tale on a World War I recruitment poster.
The son’s response is priceless.

Tauhei Notts
Tauhei Notts
Reply to  Tauhei Notts
7 months ago

Take not “tale”. K and L are next to each other on my keyboard.

Saggy
Reply to  Tauhei Notts
7 months ago

For someone who was around when WW1 recruitment posters were around, you’re not doing too bad.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

preserved in alcohol 🍷 🍷 😃

non of this prohibition shit here !

Last edited 7 months ago by howitis
Viking
7 months ago

Robert Kiyosaki 

BIGGEST CRASH IN HISTORY STARTING?
I’ve been warning about this for years.
In 2013, I published Rich Dad’s Prophecy about a major crash coming.
But let me be very clear:
I’m not “celebrating” a crash.
I’m saying the conditions that create crashes are now global — not local.
And if you’re financially educated, a crash doesn’t just destroy…
it transfers.
1) Debt is bigger than ever — and it’s expensive again.
When interest rates rise or stay “higher for longer,” debt stops being a number on paper and becomes a monthly payment that breaks people. Governments, corporations, and households are all feeling that pressure.
2) The world is re-pricing risk at the same time.
This isn’t just America. Europe and Asia move together now because capital moves instantly and fear moves faster.
3) AI is a real disruptor — but the timeline is uncertain.
AI is already changing jobs. Exactly how fast and how deeply is still debated, but nobody can deny this:
White-collar work is being automated, and companies are trying to do more with fewer people.
That matters because when incomes weaken, cash flow weakens.
And when cash flow weakens, debt breaks.
That’s when real estate, stocks, and businesses get forced into “repricing.”
Why I Keep Buying Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin
I don’t buy gold, silver, and Bitcoin because I’m trying to get rich.
I buy them because I don’t trust governments and central banks to protect the purchasing power of my savings.
That’s not politics.
That’s history.
And here’s what’s happening right now in precious metals:
Gold has been ripping. Reuters reported gold started 2026 around $4,372/oz after an explosive 2025 rally.
Silver has been even more volatile — and even stronger. Reuters reported silver hit an all-time high of $83.62 in late 2025 and was around $73–$74/oz as 2026 began.
That’s not my opinion. That’s the market.
“Silver Is the Best and Safest”?
Silver is not “safe” because it’s calm.
Silver is volatile.
But it has a unique advantage:
Gold mostly sits in vaults.
Silver gets used up — electronics, solar, industrial applications.
That creates a different kind of demand pressure.
So when people say “silver crashed,” I ask:
Was it silver?
Or was it leveraged paper traders getting wiped out?
.
.
Crashes don’t “destroy” wealth evenly.
They do something far more brutal:
They force selling.
And forced selling is how assets change hands.
In 2008, the middle class didn’t “lose houses.”
They lost them to people with cash flow, credit, and courage.
That’s why my message is the same:
If you’re not prepared, this decade will crush you.
If you are prepared…
this decade can make you rich.
Not because you’re lucky.
Because you’re educated.
Take care.

Viking
7 months ago

The RMA, Hamilton Council and surviving their rating system
After a four-year battle to subdivide, a landmark Hamilton home is being demolished.
Nestled on a private section on prestigious River Rd in Queenwood, the large and luxurious five-bedroom, five-bathroom home was built by pioneering aviator Aussie James in 1987.
The home’s 4500m² section is one of the city’s biggest beside the Waikato River.
Michelle and Aaron Haddock bought it from Medlab founder Dr Brian Linehan in 2007 for $2.2m.

Demolition was scheduled to start on January 5.
Because they couldn’t afford to live there either, with their Waikato Regional Council and Hamilton City Council rates, combined, set to go up to $40,000 by 2029.
So, after the fourth failed attempt to sell, they decided to subdivide and develop the site.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/home-property/360911886/landmark-multimillion-dollar-home-finally-demolished-after-four-year-subdivision-saga#:

But subdividing didn’t prove any easier, with the process taking four-and-a-half years, and costing in the vicinity of $700,000 to $800,000, Michelle said.
To get the resource consent cost approximately $120,000, she said, but that didn’t include the four years of her husband’s time fighting “idiotic requests and dumb assumptions” from Hamilton City Council.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

get boosted bishop wont fix this

all announcements

Then it will fizzle.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
7 months ago

Should be a time limit on councils to make them pull finger outta their arse!

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Sooty
7 months ago

But been a typical lefty organisation, their finger will be up someone else!

rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Viva Italia

“Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said that while her government doesn’t believe outside military action is the right way to end a totalitarian regime, an intervention of a “defensive nature against hybrid attacks” by a state that engages in narcotrafficking is justified.
“Italy, together with the main international partners, has never recognized Maduro’s self-proclaimed electoral victory, condemning the regime’s acts of repression and has always supported the Venezuelan people’s aspiration to a democratic transition,” Meloni said.”

The response by various leaders says a lot

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/world-leaders-react-to-maduros-capture-after-us-strikes-5965629?utm_medium=Aoemail&utm_source=Aomorningbriefnoe&utm_campaign=Aomb-2026-01-05&src_src=Aomorningbriefnoe&src_cmp=Aomb-2026-01-05&est=kYNGTUCQaQP8oWTOOLFYL1xM6ocbjt2NL0hyR31OyIsNRHVZIC%2FCfrgONLsP%2FiEDNA%3D%3D

Viking
7 months ago

We now know why you all became budding alcoholics.

gripe-water
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

I think you need a never-ending supply.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

From a campaign that ran from 1940 to 1949

More Doctors Smoke Camels that any other Cigarette.

….. doctor, with all of his expertise, chose to smoke a particular brand, then it must be safe.
Unlike with celebrity and athlete endorsers, the doctors depicted were never specific individuals, because physicians who engaged in advertising would risk losing their license. (It was contrary to accepted medical ethics at the time for doctors to advertise.)
Instead, the images always presented an idealized physician – wise, noble, and caring – who enthusiastically partook of the smoking habit.
All of the “doctors” in these ads came out of central casting from among actors dressed up to look like doctors.
Little protest was heard from the medical community or organized medicine, perhaps because the images showed the profession in a highly favorable light.
This genre of ads regularly appeared in medical journals such as the Journal of the American Medical Association, ……
https://tobacco.stanford.edu/cigarettes/doctors-smoking/more-doctors-smoke-camels/

Really “little protest” ???
Not quite a prescription, but authoratively ok by all Doctors.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

That & this yet they targeted the evil wackybaccy.

A1
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

So many merits, as hypodermic syringe & needle had come about circa 1855.

 Opiate addiction increased markedly in America during the latter half of the nineteenth century.
Estimates of the magnitude and duration of that increase vary; it is likely, however, that there were at least 200,000 addicts by 1900.’
Traditionally, a substantial measure of that increase has been attributed to the Civil War.
Sick and wounded soldiers, liberally injected with morphine, frequently became addicted, as did many veterans who, in the course of treatment for war-related injuries, were also given opiates.
Proponents of this view often refer to the fact that morphine addiction earned the sobriquet “the army disease.”
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/419520/summary#:~:
Sort of prescribed, then can obtain over the counter.

Then it was further expanded, probably the first part of being more equal opportunity?

In 1887, the US Surgeon General recommended that cocaine be used to treat depression, claiming that there was no such thing as cocaine addiction.
https://www.narconon.org/drug-information/cocaine-circa-1860-1900.html

Part of the belief of those times was that it was not addictive via the hpodermic, until it wasnt, circa the 1920’s

nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

Drug usage 120 odd years ago was largely considered to be ones own business. Famous users include Charles Dickens, Ayn Rand, Tennessee Williams & poet John Keats. Who now cares what they injected or shoved up their noses?

Addiction only becomes a real problem when the user can’t afford the drug or loses employment. Those who turned to opiates could afford them. The poor had to make do with the like of bath tub gin & the weight of the law was used to control them in the breech.

Instance my paternal grandmother who earned the wrath of my straight laced mother with her consumption of “funny cigarettes”. Reasonably well off she bothered no-one & no-one in authority had cause to give gave a flying fuck over what the old dear smoked. That was mid late 50s Napier.

Forget the ‘will no-one think of the children crap’. Drug laws are used for social control. Pure & simple.

Viking
7 months ago

and just like that.

just-like-that
Viking
7 months ago

and one that will have naaska creaming himself.

cycle-lane
BertP
BertP
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

When I was young a friend was riding on my bicycles handlebar when the front wheel went into thh grate. He fell forward and I fell on top of him breaking his arm.

Viking
Reply to  BertP
7 months ago

No H & S.

worksafe will be around when they go back to their office.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  BertP
7 months ago

Tank trap for bicycles.

rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Especially for Stupid Boy

COVID vaccination and post-infection cancer signals: Evaluating
patterns and potential biological mechanisms

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RH0f1BEqY9I7ruuPKQPU6bGNVJRyxZxc/view

nasska
7 months ago

Red Radio have posted an article on the ManageMyHealth fiasco at https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/583170/managemyhealth-breach-patients-at-risk-of-identity-theft-extortion-experts & very informative it is.

The hackers have brought forward the deadline for MMH to pay the ransom for patient files to tomorrow. The article floats the possibility that the hackers were prepared to leak the data in order to “leverage a bigger payout from one of their other targets: Saudi Icon Ransom.”

As to the effects on the patients who are collateral to the scam:

#. “Samples for potential “buyers” included clinical notes, lab results, vaccination records, medical photographs and personal identification details, including names, birth dates, addresses, emails and phone numbers.”

#. “There’s people’s passports, there’s people’s ADHD documents from a psychiatrist, there’s pictures of people unclothed. It’s very personal data.”

#. “It’s quite likely that the 126,000 or so people affected – depending on the kind of information involved – may suffer at the hands of criminal gangs, lots of scams, blackmail, those kind of things.”

All brought to you by the incompetents at your local medical centre who were too busy jabbing people with Big Pharma’s untested poisons to do due diligence on the wankers providing their data storage.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

what a fucking disaster. Probably too busy translating shit into te Feral to worry about data security….

Saggy
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Oh no. Hope people don’t find out I faint when I get excited!

nasska
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Dr Nasska at your service! You have a deficiency of blood & you cannot run your cock & your brain at the same time.

Gott in Himmel. We vill make ze cure!

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

All of the blood runs to his head!

Viking
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Well, seeing is believing.
Till then it’s like Hunty’s claims.
Self-promotion.

BertP
BertP
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Go change your password ASAP.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  BertP
7 months ago

Done. Thanks for the reminder.

nasska
7 months ago

There is no cause for hope. In the battle for the dollar & empty minds of the nation, cultural hogwash has taken gold, silver & bronze. The craven apologists for their own existence are being fitted with nose rings & knee pads for their paid tour of indoctrination into the violent, pig ignorant & primitive culture of the first settlers.

From https://newsroom.co.nz/2026/01/05/maori-culture-goes-from-being-awkward-to-in-demand-for-domestic-tourists/

#. “Māori tourism operators are reporting a shift in their visitor books: a surge in demand from domestic tourists”.

We can sheet home blame to the Mad Queen & the Covid scam.

#. “Becoming more relevant and attractive to a domestic audience was a deliberate move following the pandemic………when there was a surge in local tourism and foreigners weren’t able to enter the country.

Unsurprisingly the headlong charge into cultural safety & ultra wokeness is being led by “family units and Pākehā women over the age of 30.”

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Authentic Maori culture can be found in Kaikohe, but it has yet to become a tourist hot spot.

Tarquin
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

The whole place should be ring fenced and turned into a nuclear power plant. Would fix a multitude of problems and I can’t see any down side.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Sounds like more propaganda to me. Can I just say as an introvert, sentient human I find the expectation to hongi strangers embarrassing. It is not normal to be forced to be that closer to anyone you don’t know. ‘Cultural safety’ it is not.

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
nasska
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

But that’s the real purpose behind the exercise. Europeans avoid close contacts with recent acquaintances like the plague whereas Maori have few such reservations.

When they force their hongi culture on to you they do it knowing that it causes offence. Your reaction can by woke standards be considered raaacist & it’s round #1 to the Tangata Whenua.

Do it daily on a production line scale & soon you have a conga line of retards rationalising their way into a group guilt trip over their ancestry. They will atone for their perceived sins by voting Green or Te Pati Tamihere next election.

Slowly, slowly catchy monkey.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Exactly. Disgusting 🥴

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

Exchanging snot!

Viking
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

filthy habit. As bad as kissing their bare arses.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

That’s called a pongi.

Saggy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

I’m not even going to ask. . .

Tarquin
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Greetings, I’m in Reefton now. Most disappointing place over here by a long shot. Hokatika and Greymouth have improved in leaps and bounds and even the Blackball Hilton was fantastic but Reefton has only gotten worse. The main drag is full of shops selling cheap crap for top dollar, artisan style outfits selling paintings that look like they were done by uncoordinated colour blind school children for thousands. If you can get a pie for under ten bucks at one of the cafes you’re doing well. Westport tomorrow, can’t wait.

Viking
7 months ago

So just to keep you up to date, Here’s the goss.

Millie Elder-Holmes confirms relationship with Māori Queen’s brother“Falling for you wasn’t like falling at all. it was like walking into a house and suddenly knowing you’re home.”
The caption to her post also said “Cup = overflowing
She had previously shared pictures of her and Paki together at Christmas but was more ambiguous as to the status of their relationship.

And as I know you will all be so enthralled for her here is the link for you to catch up.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/millie-elder-holmes-confirms-relationship-with-maori-queens-brother/5DA6NRXQ5JGKVCJ6V4DOA7F454/

or if you must
https://www.instagram.com/millieelderholmes/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=343f234b-04b1-4d75-81c9-3e6a4710983f

Viking
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Gone from a headhunter’s slag to be in the line for the throne.
Worse than the other queens family.

rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Its starting to get noticed…. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgU7vs9NQz8

Iran ( Just fast forward through the ads)

tnuC
tnuC
7 months ago

fucken ‘a’ to that
I just love watching the left stupid-cow-blokes lose their shit over Trump
so much fun
“dead or red and dead anyway you stupid-cow-blokes”
who’s a backward cunt now Cinderella?

tnuC
tnuC
7 months ago

Deniro
#1 stupid-cow-bloke

tnuC
tnuC
7 months ago

” you STUPID-COW-BLOKE Deniro “

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