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FJA
FJA
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

I will happily wager that there’s zero chance that National and ACT won’t need NZF.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Well, they have just done a bundle on the solar farm in Australia. Not even finished and its off to the scrap heap as it couldn’t withstand the Aussie weather.
Just like the investment they made here.

Another thing is that when Douglas cleaned out the privileged, most of that was sold to Kwiw companies, most of whom managed to stuff things up. Much of what he did was deregulate and remove subsidies.
Most of which managed to be replaced again with more just in different types of business. e.g. the film and music industries. worse than they were back then. He removed the rail privileges, and now look at the transport industry, getting trucks subsidised by cheap road tax.
There are lots of other things out there.
Socialism is a hallmark of politicians.

I’m not in anyway a fan of Black Rock nor Luxon, and I have serious concerns about Seymour.
If Peters is the answer, we are in for more of the same with him appealing to his prejudices.
Trump has just banned Black Rock from buying housing in the USA.

Last edited 7 months ago by Viking
Rickoshay
Rickoshay
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

and that’s the issue Viking, Blackrock buys whole Neighborhoods then jacks the prices artificially, driving house prices up till they crash, so they can buy more.
They aim to be landlords over everyone on earth

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

he should probably start banning billionaire scum from doing the same too.
i see your billionaire heros the mowbrays have caused alot of worry and anger by buying up multiple properties destroyed in the huge fires in L.A etc

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

don’t care whathey do there. Bit of justice after the yanks took over all the fire burnt bit of Hawai.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

good, theres lots of useless and uproductive shit to sell

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

… useless and uproductive shit to sell….

Well well well
ao tear zooland is the epitome of UNPRODUCTIVE

just looking at unproductive sumps (or swamps) that are pretending to be work (sic)
-roadworks
-new water pipes
-building rail lines (eight years to build 2 miles, CRL) )
City rail link aka see your money shrink

these are so unproductive they make the PEP make work schemes of the 1980s look highly productive.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

being in a Lindt cafe can also be deadly !

just saying

( It was a lone wolf, to be sure, isolated incident, to be sure )

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  howitis
7 months ago

He was a member of Lone wolves United For Jihad.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Soil science is rather interesting, particularly how the plants uptake the minerals and the way in which it changes the cell structures in the plant.
The same variety of wheat grown on different soil;s will have different properties, and pine trees are the same.
For example, pine trees grown in the CNI in many places are soft and good for pulp, pine trees grown on hard rock like Coromandel, East Cape and in areas down to Martinborough are a much tougher wood. Much browner in colour than from CNI. Pines grown on sand, such as on Matakana Island in Tauranga, are different again. Tough, stringy and strong, greyish in colour.

You are what you eat kinda sums it up.

Exercise of different types and lack of exercise also has an effect on your muscle and bone structure as well.

Now perhaps you will understand the Greenies and realise you never see a tough, strong one.

DylanHunt
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Soil science is interesting. If you drink Japanese Green Tea from specific regions, it has trace amounts of Avermectin, the natural form of Ivermectin that occurs naturally in the soil there, and was where it was first discovered.

Of course you won’t find much about Avermectin in Japanese Green tea. AI has been scrubbing the internet clean.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  DylanHunt
7 months ago

Shame it tastes like lawn clippings. 🫤

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

As a fan of green tea, I felt obliged to downvote that.

DylanHunt
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

Yeah. Its why I don’t drink it.

Viking
7 months ago

Nothing is ever what it seems. Nothing.
Lauren Dickason murdersFather of slain Timaru girls marries again.
So he didn’t stay here long then.

Perhaps there was more behind this story than was ever revealed. Remember, nothing is what it seems.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/lauren-dickason-murders-father-of-slain-timaru-girls-marries-again/BLNCXDPEOVHAVOGGDCED3YEANE/

nasska
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

It’s over four years since the mad bitch killed his daughters. How long is he supposed to devote what remains of his existence solely to grief & mourning?

If he didn’t get back in the saddle & rebuild his life the know it alls would be telling him no ‘snap out of it’ & ‘get over it’.

Viking
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Like I said, nothing is ever what it seems. Perhaps if you removed you black glasses, there just might have been shit behind the scenes that created the monster you so wish to vilify.

It happens here; look at all the women killing men currently.
Ask yourself why.

Just cause he was doc, you think he is a saint. I never thought so.
But then, when have you ever been involved with helping mental health patients?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

look at all the women killing men currently

it has long been a thing

just that society wont go after the women

NZ really has amped up on that

Lisa Jane Turner got to killing five kids before they did something
and got a mere 13 years

A man would have been in chains years before
even without evidence, as is the case . with the keystoners of ao tear zooland

cops wont touch them – women

in the case of Helen Milner murdering husband Phil Nisbet; the lazy donut munchers wouldn’t even look at her for murder.
Phil’s sister left australia to come back to NZ to do the job the fat lazy piggies would not do.
the same ones that did go after and destroy Peter Ellis

it is not just in the UK that cops will not look at Pakis for murder, it is a Western world wide thing apart from maybe USA
There are protected groups all over the show
Women have been one of them

That is why for decades there were no women school teachers prosecuted for sexual relationships with students.

but men, the minority of events , charged after
It just was not done to opussue delicate women even if they are criminals
until it was
and found to be huuuuge

Was this because women knew they could get away with it ?

nasska
Reply to  howitis
7 months ago

Gay Oakes killed her partner in 1984 & served just eight years.

A male’s life is worth nothing in feminist NZ.

Tarquin
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

My wife is doing it very slowly.

Rickoshay
Rickoshay
Reply to  Tarquin
7 months ago

sounds like shes as good cook as mine,I have broken teeth from eating her cooking, then complaining about it

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Hope this one is not cray cray.
All the best for some happiness for the poor bastard.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

yep
better get other family members to first check her out for mad eyes

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

he left the country not long after his daughters murders, within weeks i think.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

Why would he stay, other than to place flowers on their graves!

Alice
7 months ago

Good article just posted on the CORANZ web site.
Firearms Registration, Data Security, and Trust: Why Recreation Groups Should Be Concernedhttps://coranz.org.nz/firearms-registration-data-security-and-trust-why-recreation-groups-should-be-concerned/

DylanHunt
Reply to  Alice
7 months ago

The Cloud is someone else’s computer. If you put your sensitive data in someone else’s computer, the security is only as good as the weakest link.

I’m involved in Cyber Security, and I see companies that wax lyrical about how secure they are, but walk through their offices during morning tea or lunch and observe how many computers are still logged in.

Some points out of hundreds of points in 101 of security for employees:
Windows + L key: to lock your screen every time you get out of your chair.
Windows + D key to minimise your windows when someone comes to talk to you.
Windows + D key to restore windows when they have gone.

Go into any Motel and the computers are logged in even if staff are out the back.

Many people in small businesses have their computers auto login on startup.

5-10% of people are always honest and will always do the right thing.
5-10% of people are always going to help themselves, steal, cheat, etc
The honesty of the other 80-90% is conditional based on “Will I get caught”, “Can I get away with it”, “Whats in it for me”, has the opportunity arisen, or risk vs reward.

The last stat of conditional honesty is borne out in surveys of how may people have cheated on their spouse or partner, and it is over 70%.

There is always someone looking to tale something. Putting your data onto someone else’s computer managed by people who only think of themselves, or who think copyright laws are outdated, or who think it is their right to cheat on their partner/spouse, do deviant shit, or look at other people’s data, or blur the lines, is deluded.

People should learn from the McSkimming affair.

Last edited 7 months ago by DylanHunt
I am a stupid boy
Reply to  DylanHunt
7 months ago

stupid boy is lucky, im very tech illiterate so i wouldnt even know how to put shit on cloud.
my mates store all their shit on it tho, its “free” up to x amount of storage but i point out the fact that nothing is free and their info stored is probably the product. no doubt its sortve anonymized and sold to data brokers???

i hate tech and it seems to hate me, it can fucking stay that way too. life seems simpler without all the electronic/device bullshit anyways, what was created for easier life/work and convenience seems to have morphed into slowing shit down and overcomplicating things and then one lil tiny thing has a hissy fit and the shit hits the fan and halts everything.

where i used to work the fuckwit jumped up son started to take over the business, algood at the start but he slowly “upgraded” from conventional ways to digital… its dumb, it may save him 20mins a week admin but it causes 8+ workers to lose several hours per week each, plus subscription fees etc, it costs a fucking fortune for a loss in productivity. eg. we had an app go down during a silage job and 6 staff sitting around doing nothing for 4 hours until the tech issue was resolved, simple pen and paper to write weights down like we used to wouldve been fine except during the upgrade the dumb fuck boss thought we wouldnt need a readout screen anymore cuz it was all bluetooth now.

and then another thing that would fuck me off is employers forcing this shit onto employees personal devices and not supplying work ones which is utter bullshit imo.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  DylanHunt
7 months ago

Excellent post DH

and FFS
IF you are doing backups
make sure you can read/write them back
at least once a month
How many backups fail when really needed ?

and USB drive access for data copying.
when to allow?

Last edited 7 months ago by howitis
DylanHunt
Reply to  howitis
7 months ago

IF you are doing backups make sure you can read/write them back at least once a month.

Exactly. And have multiple points of backup monitoring including predictive monitoring. A backup may say “successfully completed” but if the source disk or destination disk has corruption, or there are internal errors – multiple forms, the data will not be recoverable, so you get alerted in real time, rather than discover at the end of the month that the data is screwed.

USB drive access is another one, which has to be locked down by policy. And USB pen drives should never be used for backup, even USB drives per se.

nasska
Reply to  DylanHunt
7 months ago

Then you get people like the victims of the ManageMyHealth fiasco, who see their most personal details for sale on the dark web, justifiably throw up their hands & think ‘why bother?’ When we get arseholes like the management of MMH cutting corners to save a few bob on cyber security the rest of us might as well nail our sensitive records to the front door & give up.

DylanHunt
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

If the victims understood the principles above, they wouldn’t have consented to putting their data in MMH in the first place.

I’ve never embraced the Cloud, and it was pushed by vendors as hard as the mRNA vaccine was pushed. I had vendors phone me and tell me all my competitors has signed up, but not me.

I was told the benefits were “clipping the ticket”, “You no longer have to train your staff to look after data storage or email servers, etc, that the “Cloud would do it all”, and better yet, if their were issues (data breaches?) you would get to charge all your time, Ka Ching!

All “Certifications” are now all about “Cloud” that most techs have no real control over. IT professionals are being dumbed down on what makes system actually work.

And in no vendors pitches, did they ever state that Cloud was going to be (more) secure. It was all about clipping the ticket.

In conversations with clients instead of saying “Cloud” (one word to confuse and confound) I would say “Someone else’s computer”. So rather than stare blankly after hearing “Cloud”, they would ask intelligent questions about security, privacy etc.

There are many terms and abbreviations used as means of confusion, coercion, and control in communication. “Cloud” and “AI” are two current examples. Then you have all the woke shit.

nasska
Reply to  DylanHunt
7 months ago

To many, even the “educated”, the cloud is a fuzzy concept, a Shangri-La where wages, capital costs & electricity associated with data storage are gratis. They somehow avoid the cognitive dissonance that normal people suffer when they’re told that something is free. Those who would employ a food taster if offered a free meal joyfully store details of their health & finances on ‘the cloud’.

They wander around with the fairies & lambs in LaLa Land not suspecting that their data is being mined for personal info & sold. And that’s the best outcome they can expect.

The cloud & religion are the only two things that don’t have a visible price tag & both come with invisible strings attached.

DylanHunt
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Yep, even the educated, which includes the IT sector.

When I did initial Cloud offering testing, I used well established principles and audit questions (that no-one asks) to establish if any Cloud offering was secure. They all failed even entry level questions.

And then I heard and saw horror stories about data loss and illegal access of private data.

I specialise in non Cloud business systems. Exodus from the Cloud is increasing in volume as companies realise their data is not safe.

Last edited 7 months ago by DylanHunt
Saggy
Reply to  Alice
7 months ago

Doesn’t matter how good your computer system’s security is. It only takes a single crooked cop with access, and game over.
That cop may be a gang plant/associate – we know they’re in there – a female cop got fired in last week or so as her partner was a gang member. A year or so ago another gang associate got removed from a training wing just prior to graduating. For every one that’s caught, imagine how many are in there.
But the cop may have no prior gang associations – they may just be blackmailed, threatened or simply bought.
It isn’t a matter of “if” this will happen; it’s a matter of “when”.

What really pisses me off is the risk placed on the firearms community for very little benefit. I imagine the number of illiegal firearms which are sourced from legit firearms owners is relatively small. And then the register doesn’t prevent the theft. Then the crook grinds off the serial number, meaning the whole exercise was pointless. Even if the cops recover a firearm with a serial number that is on the register, how does this help? Crime was still committed.

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

The employment stratgeties by the police became so egrogious & noticiable in being the “new normal”
Sure this is in the UK, but we recruit police from the UK and also have deeply imbibed deeply of the DEI “kool-aid” while the police chiefs, commanders, Ministers, politicians continue with such things in NZ in having gender diverse police.

10th January …… DEI drive. Of the 114 applicants accepted, 25 have since been convicted of assault, drug offences and other crimes. …..

….. But can anyone really say they are surprised when police forces nationwide declare the numbers of their BAME recruits like Soviet tractor-production figures?

….. desire to have a police service that ‘reflects the community it serves’.
This is an unquestioned decree, accepted as a matter of faith, uttered as a universal truth in modern police forces. …..
https://www.spiked-online.com/2026/01/10/how-a-dei-drive-led-the-met-to-hire-a-rapist/

We know it is happening, when the Posie Parker escapades of the police were looked into, even though dragged & then glossed & covered over by all the mainstream media.

So the police, politicians are gas lighting us on their supposed principles & standards.

Just look at how NZ police have become a school of pirihimana”piranhas

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

The numbers can be recovered. Cars used to have their numbers ground off but they can be recovered.
Waste of time.

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

People are getting scammed on Trademe.
Thats about as good as it gets normally. Not anymore.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360925396/there-were-no-red-flags-how-trade-mes-trusted-sellers-became-scam-bait

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

a theft victim best hope the serial numbers get ground off otherwise if recovered the cops and karens will accuse them of being straw buyers and staging the break in.

registering a car dosent prevent stupidity,theft, deaths or know where the car is. same goes with registering firearms, at best it just indicates the last known location and legal owner.

youre very correct too on how easily the system can be abused. cops are just your average kiwi from all walks of life, albiet theyre more likely to be more law abiding but not all of them.
its almost certain that a number of current cops will be crooked or asssociated in some way to gangs and criminals even if they appear to be clean skins.

if clean skin cops and intelligence services here and around the globe can infiltrate criminal and terrorist orgasations then its just the same, if not easier for criminals to have ppl infiltrate the cops etc.

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

 albiet theyre more likely to be more law abiding

ok then
Some live in hope , that four ledder word !

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  howitis
7 months ago

A job with opportunities for corruption and attracts people who want power over others – yeah, what could go wrong?

I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

fear not guys, just cuz you were born with a dick dosent mean you cant aspire to be an only fans hoe and rake in the money from simps… ai could now allow guys to cash in!!!!
https://youtu.be/0wrkHZTncss?si=ltKsFszIRe6B6Xmh

i see huge future problems on the horizon esp in court settings and video evidence. it wont be long before its good enough to be digital/forensically undectable if an image or video has been doctored.

anyways im off to buy a ring light, good webcam and become a millionaire OF hoe/////

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

Are you going to make 30s clips?

nasska
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

You’ll make a fortune. All it will take is the right attitude, Gillette Fusion 5 & good camera angles. 🙂

Viking
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

You will be able to follow him at http://www.underwatergrindr.com

Last edited 7 months ago by Viking
Odakyu-sen
7 months ago

The homeless
Homelessness in Tauranga CBD: Rising complaints, safety fears for shops – NZ Herald

Identify the factors that lead to homelessness and deal with those.
Remove the homeless to camps (for reeducation and detoxification).
If the homeless are Maori, force the iwi to look after their own.

What are the benefits of homeless? They set a good example to children as to why they should make the most of a (taxpayer-funded) education and take responsibility for themselves. “Johnny, look at that guy sleeping under the bridge. Do you want to grow up like him?”

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
7 months ago

…Johnny, look at that guy sleeping under the bridge. Do you want to grow up like him?”…

I blame the uncaring Notional government
I am a spokesperson (they/them) for the Gween pardy

it is for a start, caused by colonialism
and climate change
if the Govt was truly Kind it would remove GST on alcohol.
then reduce the specific tax on alcohol ( these are evil taxes, better to tax capital goins and the rich)
and then these poor people could drink as much as now
but also afford accommodation

Simples

its all Racist.

Last edited 7 months ago by howitis
nasska
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
7 months ago

I blame the gentrification policies of the city’s slum landlords.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

as You would

leopards and their spots !

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
7 months ago

identify the factors and deal with those… osen, have you heard the saying “you can lead a horse to water but you cant make it drink” cuz that applies big time here. you cant help someone that dosent want to help themselves.

many of the beggar types of homeless are so by choice, no amount of help will sort them and if anything esp money/bene wise it just makes it worse by fuelling their habbits.

then the poor type homeless are useless at either making money (cant be bothered/crap at working) or spending on dumb shit (pokies, booze, drugs etc) and once again you cant really fix that unless they want to themselves but 90% of that problem is stupidity and you cant fix stupid.

i spent a portion of my early 20s genuinely homeless. lived in my vehicle (with a smashed out window) for 6mnths parking up at night in bush tracks, bare house sites and at beaches then couch surfed for another few months.
all my own doing and nothing anyone could do or tell me wouldve helped me, it was only once i sorted my shit and got away from the area and ppl dragging me back into that life before things changed. less than 6wks after that i met mrs sb and life got crazy but in a different way!

Saggy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

Bloody good effort SB.

Viking
7 months ago
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Send a link to Luxon. He might learn something.

Alice
7 months ago

You may not have heard of Amelia yet. She was created by the UK government’s absurd anti radicalization computer game last week but it has backfired on the in spectacular fashion. A great example of Labout under Starmer not being able to get anything right. Anyway here she is>

https://x.com/Huff4Congress/status/2011978673331609945

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Alice
7 months ago

She had better not drop a hot chip down her top!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Alice
7 months ago

Is starmer having a mental breakdown? He’s calling for UK ‘Dads Army’ to fight in Ukraine. Guess he can’t rely on Gen.Z or the African illegals arriving on rubber boats

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/01/15/veterans-aged-65-told-to-prepare-for-war/
MoD set to increase age at which retired soldiers, or the strategic reserve, can be called upon

The age ranges at which reserves can be called to serve are being expanded in order to support regular forces amid heightened tensions in Europe 

Military veterans aged 65 face being mobilised under new powers to prepare the Armed Forces for war...

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

I was talking to a guy last night. He is scottish
here on working holiday; 2 more months before return
age; I guess 25 to 30 range .

was all keen for Britain to get into war with those pesky Ruskies
he was quite passionate about his hatred of them

also very anti Trump
I reminded him that Trump mother is (was) Scottish (born)
he reckoned when he gets back he will do some damage on Trump golf courses.

They are out there
and not alone
the hive is alive.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

Thanks wg.

I was going to post this yesterday, but could not find any other news link, other than face book regurgitiating a number of times the same as my link below..

So the letters;— OHMS, notifications have been sent out.

A good summation

The UK is preparing for war…

British military veterans up to age 65 are being told to prepare for mobilisation.

The Ministry of Defence wants to raise the recall age from 55 to 65 as part of new “war preparation” powers.

I’m ex-army. Ten years served. And I’m telling you
https://nitter.net/i/status/2011869464531517539
19 mins : 16th Jan, 2026 :

The vid is a bit long winded.
At this stage I have my doubts, possibly stirring by Russia, as no mention on googling this by any one else.

Still it does remind me, however and I have no proof of others, but when the Falklands was invaded, with in that week afterwards.
I received out of the blue, a NZ OHMS letter, not a call up, but was sort of vaguely about my availability?, not so much as recruitment.
About 6 months earlier I had recently passed certain Marine department exams & I figured that with my young years of proven sea experience could have been pushed to the Navy.
Also telling me to do a course in radar tracking.
Coincidence?
I just kept my head down low, made no response,& it wasn’t long and that war was over.

NZ at the time was sending its frigates to help the UK in where they had their standard navy patrols, like in the Indian Ocean, to free up the British navy to send some of their ships to where-ever in support near the Falklands & Argentinia.
And there was always talk of shortage of sea experienced crew.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

Starmer is also sending a contingent of one Brit soldier to Greenland in support of France’s 35 and a few tiny contingents from other of Europe’s TDS leaders’ brigade.

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

He’s bordering on mental manic territory.

DylanHunt
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Someone as slippery as Chippie.

“Simple YES Or NO” “Can Men Get Pregnant?” | Josh Hawley (United States Senator) Grills Dr Nisha Verma

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6DxC7UxRkE

nasska
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

So Facebook are back to censorship. Leopards don’t change their spots.

Saggy
7 months ago

The lead story on the online Herald has headline “Young swimmer’s final two words before Waikato River claimed his life”

I thought that this sounded interesting so clicked into the article. It began. . . .

The last two words from a young man before being swept away in the Waikato River were, “Help me”.

FFS

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

dang, thought it mightve been “hold beer”

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

You wouldn’t get me in that river. Lots of young’ns jump from metres high bank into the deep water and float down until they can find a place to clamber out. 😳

FJA
FJA
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

I nearly drowned in it when I was a kid.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  FJA
7 months ago

Note he didn’t ask in Maori, no one would understand!

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Saggy

Ah, but it SELLS the product so it’s therefore totally acceptable…

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
7 months ago

2 Keir Tier policing

Multiple Iranians INJURED In London – UK Police Crackdown On Anti-IRGC Protesters
https://youtu.be/yg5AAIhakoU
58 mins : circa 11 :30am NZ time,17th Jan., 2026 : Tousi TV : Mahyar Tousi.

Is it that the problem seems to be that Anti-IRGC burnt down many mosques in Iran.

Standing around in front of the Iranian Republic embassy probably is very dangerous & for what else it may lead to inside Britain.
Is it that the current UK government fears that this could lead to a full on cleansing of all mosques in the UK ? ? ?

We all figure the pro-Palestine protestors would not be wanting to burn anything down as they are real peaceful people & want many more mosques to be built.

So is Two Keir Tier Starmer, alongside with the mayor of London, Sadique Khan in full support of the Ayatollah & the IRGC and the way how they handle the protestors in Teheran, Iran.?
The Iran regime expect their embassy to stay, & so does the establishment of the UK.

It is chaos in the sense that I do not know, and understand just what is actually going on.
Was the embassy itself actually under threat.? does not seem so?

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

Good story 📕

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dIK3F8_ZTmI
short

Wonder what he was in prison for?

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

wg:— Does this help a bit more about the story telling CIA man?
Another short.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/eMbfyFSMGvA?feature=share

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

Thanks. A CIA guy ending up in prison. Not surprising he’s dodgy. 🙃

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

Went to prison for;—
For taking a leak
Feed the water in one end, that then came out the other. 😐 😎

https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/takeaway/segments/ex-cia-officer-john-kiriakou-released-jail

Seems to have written a number of books, but as I found in some comments, what is stretched?

Many more links here if you want, that may in part give some context, for what he actually supports too, that give some credibility of other comments that figure he is a blow-hard too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kiriakou#:

Last edited 7 months ago by Simpleton1
Odakyu-sen
7 months ago

“You can’t create a system so perfect that the people in it don’t have to be good.” —  T.S. Eliot

Viking
7 months ago

1.5 million american slave taken by Muslims.
forgotten history.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NuPcQFs-Sek

Viking
7 months ago

Jo Rohan and grabbing pussies
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/iEcIxFY1rSg

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

wheres your selfie with the orange man?

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

not busy enough to cause enough inconvenience to the public or big enough power trip for the maori wizards?
or the bros are busy using the beaches and they dont want to piss off their own people and interupt their kai moana pillaging.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Sudden death.

https://www.1news.co.nz/2026/01/17/man-dies-while-competing-in-swim-leg-of-tauranga-half-ironman/
Man dies while competing in swim leg of Tauranga Half triathlonBy 1News Reporters
A man has died while competing in the Tauranga Half in the Bay of Plenty this morning.
Police said it was called to Pilot Bay Beach in Mount Maunganui around 8.20am, where a man was pulled from the water unconscious.

“Sadly, the man was pronounced deceased at the scene,” a police spokesperson said.

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

Rahui have evolved into a numbers thing. More Maori in the area than tauiwi equals rahui. When traditional Maori are vastly outnumbered then floating a rahui is like farting into a norwester.

Being laughed at when you’re telling everyone to go home for a week while the tohunga blesses the site is very damaging to the delicate ego of kaumatua.

I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

since when have manu’s been cultural tradition??? is it going to become a waitangi tribunal issue due to maoru partaking in the fun or cuz its more of an islander thing it wont?
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360925785/otara-parents-question-pool-manu-restrictions-ahead-world-championships

Last edited 7 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Viking
7 months ago

So our great semi-leader is spending taxpayers’ money all over again because he got called out.

The Chief District Court Judge could be called to give evidence in the hearing of a judge accused of disrupting a New Zealand First event.
District Court Judge Ema Aitken will appear before a judicial conduct panel after allegedly disrupting a function at Auckland’s exclusive Northern Club in 2024.
She is accused of shouting that NZ First leader Winston Peters was lying.
Judge Aitken said she didn’t shout, didn’t recognise Peters’ voice when she responded to remarks she overheard and didn’t know it was a political event.

A judicial conduct panel will review her conduct at a hearing in February.
A minute from last December indicated an intention from Judge Aitken, represented by David Jones, KC, to call Chief District Court Judge Heemi Taumaunu.
“The panel requests that the application foreshadowed by counsel for the judge for a direction that a summons be issued to a witness should be filed by no later than Friday, January 23, 2026,” it said.

“That request applies to both the summons to the Ministry of Justice employee… and to the summons to the Chief District Court Judge.”
The panel overseeing the inquiry is led by retired Court of Appeal Judge Brendan Brown, KC, and includes sitting Court of Appeal Judge Justice Jillian Mallon and former Governor-General Sir Jerry Mateparae.
It will determine facts and write a report to the Attorney-General, including whether the removal of the judge is justified.
The inquiry is scheduled for Auckland next month.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/judge-accused-of-verbally-abusing-nz-first-leader-winston-peters-to-face-conduct-panel/NGRL64O67NFUHMY2BZ25U24AWM/

A bit bloody precious given his own behaviour often, and really not a good use of taxpayers’ money.
Well, I don’t want mine used that way.
Get over it, you stupid old prick. Nothing learned in 40 years.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Peters is a politician & as such ranks below used car salesmen & economists in the truth stakes. We are entitled to expect decorum from our judiciary especially an overpaid, big mouthed District Court Judge such as Ema Aitken regardless of her political leanings.

She even “agrees her behaviour at the Northern Club last November was rude and inappropriate”.

https://www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/360585352/judge-says-she-didnt-recognise-voice-winston-peters

I hope she gets hung out to dry.

Last edited 7 months ago by nasska
Viking
7 months ago

Winston Peters’ global gifts: From Mongolian horse to Hillary-signed note

  • Winston Peters’ office is filled with gifts from his role as Foreign Minister.
  • He likes to think outside the square in selecting gifts for his hosts.
  • Peters criticises New Zealand’s lack of generosity in gift-giving

Cabinet ministers keep mementoes of the job, but Winston Peters’ office in the Beehive overflows with them.
It is part of his job as Foreign Minister to receive gifts on behalf of the Government, sometimes even when he has been assured by officials there was an agreement there would be no gifts.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/winston-peters-global-gifts-from-mongolian-horse-to-hillary-signed-note/premium/QFS3F7FS45D5BFSZZLUSHHCRNU/

an interesting read.

Viking
7 months ago

Pete Hegseth just dropped the hammer:
“When President Trump appointed me as your Secretary of War, I made you a series of promises. I promised that every single one of your taxpayer dollars would go toward one thing and one thing only: building the most lethal fighting force on the planet. And I promised we would gut the corruptive, unconstitutional, non-merit-based DEI programs that have weakened our military and distracted us from our primary mission. And I promised we would hunt down the waste, the fraud, and the abuse that has run rampant in this department for decades, and to instead redirect that money to President Trump’s America First priorities.
Well, today we are once again taking action on these promises. We’re actually taking a sledgehammer to the oldest DEI program in the federal government, a program few people outside of Washington have ever heard of, that I hadn’t heard of. It’s called the 8(a) program. Now, if you’re like me, you’re asking yourself what is an 8(a)? It’s a great question.
8(a) refers to the Small Business Administration’s program to assist “small disadvantaged businesses owned by a socially disadvantaged individual or tribe.” Providing these small businesses with opportunities is a laudable goal. But over the decades, as it happens, the 8(a) program has morphed into swamp code words for DEI race-based contracting.
And here’s the worst part: in many, many instances, these socially disadvantaged businesses, they don’t even do work. They take a 10%, 20%, sometimes 50% fee off the top and then pass the contract off to a giant consulting firm, commonly known as “Beltway Bandits.” For decades, this program—8(a)—has been a breeding ground for fraud. And this administration is finally doing something about it.
The Department of Justice, under Attorney General Pam Bondi, recently exposed half a billion dollars in 8(a) fraud. Treasury, led by Secretary Bessent, found another quarter billion, and their investigation is just beginning. Treasury, Justice, and the Small Business Administration under Administrator Loeffler are all actively investigating their 8(a) contracts right now.
Now, in the Pentagon, $100 million sole-source contracts go out the door to these 8(a) firms almost every day. One hundred million dollar sole-source contracts go out our door to these 8(a) firms almost every day without any competition or opportunity for anyone else to bid. The Department of War is required by law to do almost a hundred billion dollars’ worth of contracts per year with small businesses, including 8(a) firms. Seems 8(a) is quite important. But we’re not required to pay enormous brokerage fees only to have these firms pass those contracts along to giant consulting companies, and we won’t. We’re not doing this anymore.
So effective immediately, I’m ordering a line-by-line review of every small-business sole-source 8(a) contract that is over $20 million. And we’ll look at everything smaller than that too. The Department of War has the biggest chunk of 8(a) spending by far, ten times more than any other agency. So our cleanup, it’s going to be ten times tougher.
It’s a two-stage mission. First, if a contract doesn’t make us more lethal, it’s gone. We have no room in our budget for wasteful DEI contracts that don’t help us win wars, period, full stop. Second, we’re doing away with these pass-through schemes. We’ll make sure that every small business getting a contract is the one actually doing the work, and not just some shell company funneling your money to a giant consulting firm.
This approach is of course not meant to hurt small businesses, and that’s not the point. America’s full of great, amazing small businesses. This is part of a larger effort to transform our acquisition ecosystem into one that makes sense for the threats we face in the 21st century. I gave a long speech about this back in November. Our goal is to spend your money to build our defense industrial base with businesses, large and small, that share our mission, not to line the pockets of Beltway fraudsters or to advance the agenda of DEI apologists. Only lethality, and we’re going to look at every single contract.”

Are we doing the same? hell no we are dishing out race based contracts.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Bessent is like a financial bloodhound. Three quarters of a $billion so far.

Fraud clean out, like taking a ‘dose of salts’.

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
Saggy
7 months ago

Borrowed from GO.
Didn’t see this coming. . .much. .

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