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Hooker Phil
5 months ago

Stolen from a late night posting on KiwiBlog. Think it’s a beauty.

Ghost

  • oh a positive, Mr Hipkins can now define what a woman is. “A Woman is a person who ended my career as Leader”
Brian Marshall
Reply to  Hooker Phil
5 months ago

I live in Upper Hutt and Hipkins is my electorate MP.
I was out at a cafe with the family a few years ago and Chippy, his Mrs and baby child plus someone who thought was the au pair came in and sat at another table. I thought how plastic and performative he was at the time. I just ignored him and have whenever I pass him in public. I think he lives local as I saw him walking around a couple months back. The ex’s comments just make me think he’s a typical sociopath politician. Parliament is full of them. We should never vote for them as they will just say what we want to hear and do what ever they want.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Brian Marshall
5 months ago

Next time you see him can you punch him in the face, kick him in the nuts, and tell him it’s from me?

Thanks in advance.

Brian Marshall
Reply to  Starving Artist
5 months ago

I’ll save my one way ticket to prison for the horse face.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Brian Marshall
5 months ago

Fancy the media asking questions of the sausage roll Hopkins,
They ain’t allowed to do that, only the coalition get the hard questions.
Chipkins stops the hard questions by having a blub and gets some easy ones to make up and stop him crying!
My thoughts are they didn’t go far enough and never have.
After all he was the covid minister and the gargoyle sitting on Cindy’s shoulder.

Viking
Reply to  Hooker Phil
5 months ago

I am late, but I was going to ask;

Has chippie resigned yet?

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
5 months ago

nah, he got divorced which was the appropriate response to the claims made.
unless the claims Rol made are true (99.9999% bullshit) then its a big nothing burger. it just shows chipkins is s cunt and we already knew that, sure its damaging but imo not sackable or enough to roll him.

Last edited 5 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

Hay, if he can get elected as labor Labor leader after the bitch went up a puff of black oily smoke, this is just more true colours coming out.
Just proves he’s an oily smart cunt. True Labor man!

Dougal10
Reply to  Sooty
5 months ago

He got rid of cindy she didn’t jump willingly .

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Dougal10
5 months ago

I don’t think he’s clever enough. Sack of hammer’s.

Dougal10
Reply to  Hooker Phil
5 months ago

They can’t really sack chippy and replace him with anyone else , mcnulty ripped his wife off and then dumped her , ginnys husband did similar to his first missus , its a tough road finding one that hasn’t jumped the fence or is formally the mistress.

Viking
Reply to  Dougal10
5 months ago

No wonder Jacindy is coming home for her lecture tour.
Wonder if she will cancel that now.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Dougal10
5 months ago

Poor old Ginny. I believe he is or was a copper quite high up in the ranks,

Dougal10
Reply to  Mike Hunty
5 months ago

He was also the asshole that led the mbovis response that broke a lot of innocent farmers who supplied grazing but didn’t own the stock.

Mike Hunty
5 months ago

That’s ma Dad, bless him. I was driving the launch, and we swapped roles later on😂

Saggy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
5 months ago

You went from skipper to taxi driver?

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
5 months ago

Nah, skipper to stripper. He’s not that fussy.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Saggy
5 months ago

..I’ll find ya..

Saggy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
5 months ago

Well you’re better than the taxi drivers round here 🤣

Tarquin
5 months ago

Watched One news last night. The absolute bare minimum about Hipkins antics and nothing about Paul Eagle who I hear the SFO are looking at. Imagine if these two were from the coalition, there would be wall to wall coverage. TVNZ and Red radio should be either flogged off or shut down. We shouldn’t have to pay for such an awful biased service.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Tarquin
5 months ago

Mikey ( no relation ) Sherman Tank would be screaming from the rooftops

Dougal10
Reply to  Tarquin
5 months ago

Imagine the wailing if the govt did announce the rug getting pulled in the budget on the hipkins subject I guess he has bred with the new one which has caused the shit .

Last edited 5 months ago by Dougal10
Alice
Reply to  Editor
5 months ago

I asked Grok if this is true. Mak or the answer what you will:

No, the core claims in the post you shared are not true—they stem from a debunked analysis of leaked data by Barry Young, a former IT/database administrator at Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora, formerly linked to the Ministry of Health). The high “death rates” for specific batches (e.g., 21% for Batch ID 1) do not indicate the vaccines were deadly or “killers.” Instead, fact-checks and official statements explain this as a flawed interpretation.
Barry Young was arrested in December 2023 for unlawfully accessing and leaking vaccination data (charged with accessing a computer system for dishonest purposes). He shared it with figures like Steve Kirsch and appeared in videos/interviews claiming it showed massive vaccine harm. Health authorities described it as misinformation, noting Young lacked clinical or vaccine expertise. The data was anonymized in public versions but originally included identifiable details, raising privacy concerns.
The apparent high death rates in early batches are misleading because:

  • Early batches went to priority groups (e.g., elderly, vulnerable, or those in high-risk settings like aged care), who had naturally higher baseline mortality risks.
  • The data snapshot captured deaths at any time after vaccination, not causally linked ones, including people who died years later from unrelated causes.
  • It ignored that most vaccinations occurred later with lower-risk groups, skewing early-batch stats.
  • Official reviews (including from Te Whatu Ora) found no evidence vaccines caused excess deaths; New Zealand linked only a handful of deaths (around 4) possibly to vaccines out of millions of doses, with overall excess mortality tied to COVID waves, aging population, and other factors—not vaccines.

Experts (e.g., from FactCheck.org, USA Today, and NZ sources) called the claims “nonsense” or impossible, as they would imply absurd outcomes inconsistent with broader data. The “100 billion to 1” odds and “killer vaccine” conclusion rely on this faulty analysis.
Regarding your specific question: Did Barry Young give evidence at either COVID enquiry?
No evidence shows he did. New Zealand has the Royal Commission of Inquiry into COVID-19 Lessons Learned (Te Tira Ārai Urutā), which examined the government response, including vaccine use, mandates, and safety concerns. It heard public submissions (many critical of vaccines) and held hearings, but Young’s leaked data and claims were not formally part of it. One source notes the Inquiry rejected a related submission citing an injunction (likely legal issues from his case). His ongoing legal proceedings (including a whistleblower hearing set for late 2025) and the data’s illegal obtainment likely prevented formal involvement.
The post recycles a 2023 narrative amplified in anti-vaccine circles (e.g., via Slay News, Alex Jones, or Steve Kirsch), but mainstream and official sources consistently refute it as misinformation from a data breach. No credible investigation triggered by Young’s leak found vaccines caused widespread deaths—instead, it highlighted privacy risks and the dangers of misinterpreting raw data.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Alice
5 months ago

I put some questions to GAB.AI

Whether Barry Young’s interpretation of the vaccination data was correct is a matter of intense dispute between official state authorities and independent analysts who questioned the government’s narrative.
Young, while working as a data administrator for Te Whatu Ora, accessed and leaked a database containing vaccination records and death statistics. He presented these figures to blogger Liz Gunn, asserting that the data indicated a correlation between specific vaccine batch numbers and spikes in mortality. His argument rested on the premise that certain batches were associated with significantly higher death rates than others, which he interpreted as evidence of vaccine-related harm.
The official response from the New Zealand government and health authorities was an immediate and total rejection of his claims. Te Whatu Ora officials and various health spokespeople stated that:

  1. Misinterpretation of Data: They argued that the raw data Young leaked lacked the necessary context to draw clinical conclusions. They stated that the deaths recorded in the dataset were not linked to the vaccine and that the correlation Young observed was a statistical artifact caused by the way the data was aggregated and filtered.
  2. Methodological Flaws: Critics from the medical establishment argued that Young lacked the epidemiological expertise to analyze mortality trends. They contended that he failed to account for confounding variables, such as the age of the vaccine recipients, pre-existing health conditions, and the timing of deaths relative to vaccination.
  3. Statistical Noise: The government maintained that the fluctuations in mortality seen in the data were within expected statistical norms for a population of that size and that no causal link existed.

Conversely, supporters of Young and various independent researchers claimed that the government’s dismissal was a predictable attempt to protect the pharmaceutical industry and maintain public confidence in the vaccination program. They argued that:

  • Lack of Transparency: They pointed out that if the data were truly benign, the government would have released it voluntarily for public scrutiny rather than moving to suppress it and prosecute the whistleblower.
  • Correlation vs. Causation: While Young’s interpretation was based on correlation, his supporters argued that the patterns were too consistent to be ignored and that the government failed to provide a robust, transparent audit of the batch-specific death rates to prove him wrong.

Ultimately, the disagreement boils down to a fundamental conflict in authority. The state asserts that its experts and internal review processes are the sole arbiters of truth, while skeptics argue that those same institutions are captured by the interests they are supposed to regulate. The government’s decision to pursue legal action against Young effectively ended any possibility of a neutral, public investigation into his specific claims within the judicial or legislative system.

Ross12
Reply to  Alice
5 months ago

I think this shows up AI and it’s faults in areas like this, as much as anything Alice. It is just repeating the mainstream narrative, via the MSM.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
5 months ago

so where were all the tens of thousands of dead people hidden? where were all the upset mourning families?
answer… it didnt happen.

cooker barry also claimed every patient at a rest home here died in a very short time after the vax (was it within 1 or wks), that simply didnt happen. the way he compiled or interpretted the data was severly flawed or he simply fabricacted it.

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

They are in all of them refrigerated truck trailers scattered around the country.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

I watched as my aged parents deteriorated quickly after the jab. Both with rapid dementia, also my aunt and other elderly that took the jab. It didn’t kill them immediately but it did severely diminish their life enjoyment and abilities before the end.

It’s also been four and a half years since I’ve spoken to my jab enthusiast sister after she went manic authoritarian on me.

Thanks to those gaslighters at the ‘Podium of Truth’ 👿👿👿💩💩💩

Last edited 5 months ago by waikatogirl
DylanHunt
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

According to NZ data supplied to OurWorldInData by the govt, excess deaths are over 15,000 since 2021. So hidden in plain sight, as the bought and paid for media say nothing. And I suspect that figure is artificially low.

When most people I know, know of a couple of strange deaths quite quickly after the shot, you know the direct vaccine deaths are not small. And deaths with other causes are ramping up.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  DylanHunt
5 months ago

you cant attribute all those to the vax tho. ardern shut down the entire healthcare system so delayed treatments and dignosis would cost thousands of lives anyways.
then theres an aging population so its gunna steadily increase aswell.

the cookers, and a few were/are on here were claiming 150k dead in 1-2yrs over covid.
the same cookers also told us 90% of the vaxxed were gunna die within 2yrs aswell… and lots of other bogus bullshit.

and still theres no proof any of the current excess deaths are vax related, only suspicion and cookers calling every death a vax death still.
once again ill point out if you didnt get vaxxed then who cares, why worry.

DylanHunt
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

I know directly of 4 healthy people who died within 24 hours of the vaccine. And I know plenty of people who also know people.

Those 4 deaths were directly caused by the vaccine. Roll up to a vaccine clinic, felt unwell afterwards (“a natural reaction” they said) go home die overnight.

That does not include all the bad reactions where people are still alive. Including people having to be raced to ED by ambulance or chopper, direct from the vaccine clinics.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
5 months ago

He was certainly there, but the court was locked off, and IIRC only Barry and Grey were allowed in. He came out smiling as he is suppening the government’s own witness.
Laughing his head off as now they govt. is stuffed.i.e. if they continue with the case.

All on rumble.
https://rumble.com/v74muoy-nz-govt-admits-ignoring-vaccine-harm-data-barry-young-and-steve-kirsch-upda.html?e9s=src_v1_cbl%2Csrc_v1_ucp_a

Of course, that will trigger the mad gold hunter, so hopefully he has gone back to work and stuck his head in the cold water to cool down.

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
5 months ago

That’s his Court case, Viking. Ed was asking about whether he gave a submission to the Inquiry.

Viking
Reply to  Ross12
5 months ago

yep, was in the middle of other stuff.
But here ya go. Been taken down.

Barry Young Correspondence – a Official Information Act … – FYI

fyi.org.nz
https://fyi.org.nz › request › 28030-barry-young-corres…

13 Aug 2024 — • COVID-19 Inquiry Rejection: October 6, 2025, email rejected Young’s submission under s20 Inquiries Act and data injunction. He appealed …

Then there was this. Full StoryNumerous studies have found the COVID-19 vaccines are quite safe, with only a few rare serious side effects. There’s nothing to support the notion that the COVID-19 vaccines are killing large numbers of people, as some people online have claimed for years. Despite the lack of evidence, the claims remain popular, revived periodically by various pseudoscientific analyses.
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Most recently, Steve Kirsch, a tech entrepreneur who has become a major source of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation, has claimed that leaked data from the New Zealand government “prove” that the vaccines have killed on average 1 person for every 1,000 doses — or when extrapolated to the entire world, about 13 million people.
“There is no possible way that this data is consistent with a safe vaccine,” Kirsch  in his Substack.
Experts say this is wrong. Even if the underlying data are accurate, they can’t be used to make causal claims about the vaccines, Jeffrey S. Morris, director of the division of biostatistics at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine, told us. On top of that, he said, Kirsch’s methods are flawed and based on invalid assumptions — and his interpretations run counter to existing evidence.

Last edited 5 months ago by Viking
I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

hilarious, most countries are shunning trumps demands to help fix his mess in iran and in particular the straight.

what a fucking loser, thought this was a 4d chess master and nothing unexpected could happen//// the clowns overlooked a very very simple and obvious problem with iran threatening the shipping. dumb fucks thought dropping billions of dollars of bombs would make them think twice but nope.

an epic trump fail, the jews puppet will be dancing even harder now as he has a panic on how to save face and pretend he has a plan that didnt really involve pathetic begging of the rest of the world to fix his fuckup.

Brian Marshall
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

Im old enough to remember the Iraqi-Iranian war of the 1980’s. Tankers got shot back then too, but the world didn’t collapse and prices settled into risk based value. What we have at the moment is that insurance firms (mainly London based) refusing to underwrite any ships going through the straits of Hormuz. From what I have seen, most if not all the ships hit so far by the Iranians have been hit outside the straits including all the way by Kuwait. International shipping locators show many are parked up either side of the straits. They make easy targets just sitting there.

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

Ignoring anything else you wrote, I doubt Trump’s request for foreign assistance has anything to do with “fixing his fuckup.” As per demanding NATO signatories pay their way, he likely believes that if everyone is benefiting from the U.S. providing security, then they should make a contribution.

Of course you could well argue that it wouldn’t be needed in the first place had the U.S. not struck Iran. But if (if) the reports of stockpiled uranium were true, blasting the beejeezus out of them is a good move.

Just saying.

DylanHunt
Reply to  FJA
5 months ago

Stockpiled uranium courtesy of billions given to Iran by Obama and his sock puppet Biden.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  DylanHunt
5 months ago

Yep, it’s odd though – at the same time he gave them all that cash, the huge bunker-busting bombs whose purpose was to take out Iran’s nuclear programme were being developed under his watch.

Viking
Reply to  FJA
5 months ago

Germany has just told Trump that they don’t care about the hormouz its not their problem, as they buy Russian gas.

Guess Trump should pull the rug from them cunts. Pull all the Yankee funds from the place and let the Russians back in.
The Frogs, of course, will still want Britain to nail the Russians while they hide under the Nazi’s skirts and use the Ukraine to attack Russia.
Poland is now one of the world’s biggest economies.

This is not NATO’s war, Germany tells Trump after call for help in Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump has asked for help from other countries to open the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has effectively blockaded, upending global energy markets.
Germany response was: “it is not Nato’s war. Nato is an alliance to defend the alliance area.”
British PM Keir Starmer said his country “will not be drawn into the wider war.”
Meanwhile, Israel continues to launch attacks on both Iran and Lebanon, with scores injured and killed.

German chancellor: There will be no military solution here
“Bombing it into submission is, in all likelihood, not the right approach,” to creating a democratic government in Iran, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said. “There will be no military solution here.”

Responding to Trump’s calls to send warships to police the Strait of Hormuz, Merz said “Nato is a defensive alliance, not an interventionist one.” ( tell that to the Russians after sending all your military hardware to the Ulraine.))

Speaking in Berlin, the German chancellor condemned Hezbollah for entering the conflict “on behalf of Iran” and called on the Lebanese militant group to stop attacking Israel and to disarm.

So cancel NATO. Let the euro sink or swim in its own mess.

“We strongly encourage other nations whose economies depend on the strait far more than ours … we want them to come and help us with the strait,” Trump said at the White House on Monday, listing Japan, China, South Korea and several countries in Europe as examples. Trump has argued that the shipping channel is not something the United States needs because of its own access to oil.

Now you may think this is fun, but NZ gets its oil supplies from Korea and Singapore both of which rely on the oil from the Iranian area.

We use about 20% more diesil then petrol.
There is a bit about this today.

Last edited 5 months ago by Viking
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
5 months ago

While Iranian oil production from Karg Island has been cut by 7 million barrels a day Saudi Arabia has increased its oil production by a similar amount and that is being shipped out on the other side of SA across the Red Sea avoiding the dangers in the Strait of Hormouz.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  FJA
5 months ago

trump told us last year their nuke plans and stockpile were destroyed.

iran has always been only weeks away from having a nuke so doubt this time it was any different, its just yet another bullshit excuse to justify being israels lil bitch.

nato btw is NORTH ATLANTIC. not indian ocean treaty 🙂 so yeah the rest of members have good reason to decline. plus america is the aggressor here and iran never made an attack to trigger the war.

its trumps mess, the usa should never have got involved and shouldve left israel to fight its own war.

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

I never suggested that being a NATO signatory required participation in this affair. The analogy was solely about expectations regarding responsibility.

Why do you think Iran has been working towards ICBMs? Perhaps you think weapons-grade uranium and ICBMs are unrelated?

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

iran never made an attack to trigger the war.

Ya fucking joking aren’t you..
Ya as mad as that fucking mullah.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
5 months ago

show us where in america iran attacked?

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

Iran has been at war with the U.S. since 1979.

Dougal10
Reply to  FJA
5 months ago

He was still a figmant of imagination in 1979 so doesn’t get it

nasska
Reply to  Dougal10
5 months ago

We’ve got to cut the young bugger a bit of slack. I was a grandfather five times over ten years before he had his first wank. 🙂

I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

an idea that could catch on here?

Screenshot_20260317_074123_YouTube
I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

probs a bit of truth to NZs oil prospects but this chap sounds very cookery…
https://youtu.be/vCHo0kNNJAM?si=bIeuIKfeFAluAhOa

years ago one of my dairy farm bosses BIL on the coast had an exploration company drill for oil on his farm, they found the stuff pretty easily but i guess like most oil and gas prospects in and around nz they arent economically viable to warrant the huge capital outlay to develop.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

Yesterday I touched on the “Barque prospect” which was connecting up to other partners, that turned away on hearing the “Captain’s Call”.
https://ysb.co.nz/have-your-say-692/#comment-472080

From AI
Partnership and Connectivity Details:

Key Partners: NZOG (operator, 40-50% stake) worked alongside Beach Energy (50% partner) and had been actively seeking to bring in large oil majors for a “farm-in” deal to fund drilling.

Offshore Technology/Expertise: The prospect was highly attractive, ranked ninth in the world for exploration targets in 2017.The partnership was looking to share high-cost, specialized infrastructure, such as ultra-deep-water drill ships similar to those used by Anadarko and Shell in neighboring areas.

Ofer Global Involvement: After Monaco-based Ofer Global took a controlling stake in NZOG, it planned to use its international connections to find partners, while keeping the Barque prospect, which it termed “too interesting to ignore,” active.

Support & Assessment: NZOG worked with New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) and Beca on an economic impact assessment (EIA) to evaluate the feasibility of connecting the prospect via a gas-to-shore scenario

If Ofer Global paid good money to take a controllings stake, then it would have been actively seeking & probably already had partners, investors lined up.

That was on the move back in December 2017 so the Ardern government knew of this.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/ofer-global-oil-gas-extends-new-zealand-oil-gas-takeover-bid-again/UV2Y45RQCWIBSTCDNJI6SPEH6E/
Paywalled.

So Ardern shafted the beginnings of this active deal, within 6 months, so NZOG & Ofer Global knew they were finished before anything could go onto the next phase.

Nothing better than warning off any possible overseas partners, investors, certainly before the next exploration round as Ardern called in April 2018
So no compensation was possible. Zero to be paid out, and the leases were surrendered.

So that leaves us with no further testing, or drilling, so real proof either way that there is oil & gas.
A great win for Ardern, Labour & Greens, to continue spreading fairy dust to the Paris & UN, & leaving the rest of us, just arguing, debating on what can be called unicorn farts, that is can just be dismissed, called possiiblities, of dreamtimes &/or mis-dis-mal-information.
No lreal egg on that Ardern Labour move & the rest can be called cooker conspiracy, that wants to Carbonically harm the planet.

Last edited 5 months ago by Simpleton1
DylanHunt
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

They are not economical because
[1] Ardern gave Marsden Point concrete socks.
[2] Ardern shut down oil and gas exploration, and Hipkins has vowed to shut it down again. So who would want to invest?

Would you invest 100,000,000 in gold dredging equipment for a 50 year return if Hipkins says he will confiscate it after the next election?

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  DylanHunt
5 months ago

1.did marsden pipes actually get filled with concrete tho? pretty sure that was more cooker conspiracy, sean plunket put it to an mp (shane jones?) and they assured the pipes werent concreted shut.

2. no…. but the deposits mentioned have been discovered decades before the captains call yet no development.

Tarquin
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

There was no concrete poured into the pipes. The pipeline which runs from Marsden Point to Wiri is definitely still going . It is run by Wiri Oil Services Limited.

DylanHunt
Reply to  Tarquin
5 months ago

That’s a different set of pipes.

Tarquin
Reply to  DylanHunt
5 months ago

There were stories about some of the internal pipes being filled with concrete. I have seen no evidence of this and I have spent a fair bit of time down there. The valuable parts are being removed and sold to the Indians. The rest of the place will become a lab, a giant tank farm and a hydrogen plant is being built at the moment.

Saggy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

Come and listen to my story about a man named Jed
A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed,
And then one day he was shootin at some food,
And up through the ground come a bubblin crude.

Oil that is, black gold, Texas tea.
🎵 🎵 🎶
🎶

Ha – there’s an ear worm to start the day.

Last edited 5 months ago by Saggy
nasska
Reply to  Saggy
5 months ago

It is a little known fact that the lyrics were written as the theme for a proposed documentary on the plight of the impoverished Wairarapa sheep & beef farmer. It was canned when searches found hat there was no oil.

Tarquin
Reply to  Saggy
5 months ago

Bugger the song I’m thinking about Elly May.

nasska
5 months ago

As head of the party who championed “MeToo” & “Believe Women” the ginger loser is toast. Even the most deluded feminist will be challenged to balance what he says with what he does.

https://x.com/2ETEKA/status/2033456904169550076 contains hints of what’s to come.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

you neglect the fact theres no such thing as accountability for the left.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
5 months ago

yup cuz its a global conspiracy to take out the nz govt/////

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
5 months ago

500bux says it dosent eventuate by or has no impact on the midterms or nz election 🙂

trumps fuckup in iran will be what impacts midterms and our election.

Last edited 5 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Hooker Phil
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

Remember S.B. – it doesn’t have to impact as such, it’s the thought that counts.

Sooty
Sooty
5 months ago

That last one certainly has a familiar looks of th Matamata mong!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Sooty
5 months ago

Morrinsville mong? Close as the crow flies on her broomstick

nasska
Reply to  waikatogirl
5 months ago

It was the name badge that had me worried!

Saggy
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

Whodda thunk he looked like that?

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Sooty
5 months ago

Yes, certainly from the North Island.

Saggy
5 months ago

Hipkins and McAnlty – what a pair:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/571941072279986/posts/904614369012653/

Only hearsay – but it pretty much parrots what I heard a long time ago.

Last edited 5 months ago by Saggy
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Saggy
5 months ago

Dumb and dumber!

rightoverlabour
5 months ago

Oops this is gold…..

https://www.joannenova.com.au/2026/03/oops-wind-farms-provide-good-cover-for-incoming-missiles-and-drones/

Ed Miliband’s wind farms could cripple UK ‘Iron Dome’ anti-missile systems By Glen Owen and Dan Hodges, Daily Mail
Britain is a ‘sitting duck’ in the face of drone attacks because Ed Miliband’s wind farms interfere with radar-based defensive domes, senior defence sources have claimed.
Ministers have been warned the UK lacks any equivalent to Israel‘s famous ‘Iron Dome’, which gives it the capability to intercept ballistic missiles at high altitude from 40 miles away.
The source added: ‘Wind farms are effectively giant chunks of metal that stand in the way of way of the tracking stations. It’s fair to say wind-farms and radar are not a great mix.”

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
5 months ago

Sort of interesting as Trump will be creating a New Front-line in doing “a retreat”.
So Alaska, Greenland, still to be figured & ratified, form a half circle of the North Pole.
Pretty much opposite, to the current Russia

The fly in the ointment is Canada, but Trump seems to be chewing away at that.

China’ influence by using Canada as an assembly plant, to rubber stamp goods as being Canadian will be stymied.

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), known as CUSMA in Canada or T-MEC in Mexico, is the current trilateral trade pact that replaced NAFTA in July 2020.
A mandatory, challenging review of the agreement is set for July 2026.
Trump is framing it into just a bi-lateral agreement.

All interesting times, to how some of this will pan out.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
5 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYkMb3852U4
Ashley Church And Christine Rankin On Luxon, Hipkins And Fuel Prices

In this episode of Duncan Garner Editor-In-Chief, we dive deep into the fuel crisis hitting New Zealand households and whether the government is doing enough to ease the pain at the pump. Duncan, Christine Rankin, and Ashley Church discuss the international tensions driving oil prices and the “clear profiteering” happening right here in NZ.

We also take a look at the recent COVID-19 inquiry report. Why does it feel like there has been no accountability for the decisions that wrecked lives? The panel discusses the media’s role in the “hysteria” and why many Kiwis still feel like their views haven’t been validated.

Finally, we break down the outrageous allegations surrounding former MP Paul Eagle and his time on the Chatham Islands. With reports of backdated contracts and altered invoices, we ask why the legal consequences haven’t followed yet. It is a raw look at the state of NZ politics, the media, and the economy.

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
5 months ago

Is it any wonder we’re suspicious of politicians motives.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLCr5KKZ0xU
IT’S HAPPENING

Carl Vernon Talks

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
5 months ago

His lips are moving but denial doesn’t make it true or make it outside the public interest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RG_v0OospmI
NZ Herald Live: Chris Hipkins speaks to the media

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  waikatogirl
5 months ago

Chippy’s ex-wife says Chippy is a hypocrite portraying himself as a trustworthy leader for Labour’s upcoming campaign for the election under: Health, Homes and Jobs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cII9bT7Wj-8
Michael Laws Breaks Down The Chris Hipkins Affair & Question MSM

ML breaks down the Chris Hipkins Affair, and asks why the MSM are running tackle for the Labour Party leader.

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nasska
5 months ago

Reports suggest that the next recipient of 72 virgins new ayatollah may be more incapacitated than the Iranians are letting on. Various reports advise that he is receiving treatment in a Russian hospital which would hardly be justified for a broken leg & a few scrapes & scratches.

Yet he may not be in any great hurry to get back to Iran if the latest revelation from https://thehill.com/policy/international/5786266-new-iranian-leader-intelligence-reports/ proves to hold water.

#. “President Trump,Vice President Vance and other senior officials have received intelligence that the new Iranian leader’s father believed his son was not very bright and not qualified to take up the mantle upon his death.”

Okay……BUT

#. “U.S. intelligence also found that Ali Khamenei was aware of “personal” issues his son had, according to CBS News. The New York Post reported Monday, citing three sources, that American intelligence found that the younger Khamenei may be gay.”

The linked NY Post article states that “Trump couldn’t contain his surprise and laughed aloud when he was briefed on the intel, according to sources.”

That could be terminal. Allah may not have time to teach him how to fly off a tall building. 🙂

Chuck Bird
Chuck Bird
5 months ago

I do not feel sorry for Chippy, Thumbs Up if you agree with me. Thumbs down if you do not.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Chuck Bird
5 months ago

This seems to be a screen shot of one of the ex-wife’s post
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=944588098511506&set=pcb.944588161844833

Whether there is more of this I do not know.??

In the mean time Hipkins would have been quite happy to door-step the unvaccinated.

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nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
5 months ago

…..”quite happy to door-step the unvaccinated.”….

If it hadn’t been for the 2022 occupation of Parliament grounds which showed that a sizeable part of the population weren’t exactly sold on lockdowns & mandates I think it would definitely have come to that.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Chuck Bird
5 months ago

Voting for National again Chuck?

Chuck Bird
Chuck Bird
Reply to  waikatogirl
5 months ago

Voting for Act, not Labour Lite.

nasska
Reply to  waikatogirl
5 months ago

It must be about their turn this election.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

Have to have a femaleLeader for that!

I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

“think of how dumb the average person is, then realise 50% of the population us dumber then that”…. today ive heard 2 low iq morons in hysterics as to why the govt hasnt implemented rationing and started carless days.
their reasoning? because they think we only have 50 days fuel supply left before its all gone.

seriously, some people are fucking thick as pig shit and lack all understanding of supply chains and how stuff works. i hope no one tells them their supermarket only has 1 or 2 days of food.

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nasska
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

…..”low iq morons in hysterics as to why the govt hasnt implemented rationing and started carless days.”…..

Were they the same ones who demanded that the gummint obtain the covid vaccine immediately & at any price? Quite likely they wanted it mandated too.

Chicken little was rational compared to freaks demanding that something must be done!

nasska
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

Corollary:

Handwringing voter: Something must be done.

Government: This is something. Let’s do it.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

Politician’s prayer: Never let a good crisis go to waste. 💩

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
5 months ago

i hope no one tells them their supermarket only has 1 or 2 days of food.

The days of the great toilet paper grab.
Though some places were able to put pallet loads out on the shop floor.
Though it is totally surprising how much toilet paper a ‘karen’ can use in a day.

I also figure that any tradie, plumber, carpenter, etc.. should put a couple a hundred $dollar surcharge as a front charge to start the job, if their customer has an ev vechicle.
That is to help him get to the job in his ute, with his tools, while he had to pay to the government that divisive 2-faced extra tax.

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Viking
5 months ago

A comment from the post.

Nailed it Mike!
This is what I’ve been banging on about Mr Hipkins questionable behaviour for many years, those that support him blindly call him Chippy (how bloody immature calling a politician by a nickname). He’s a despicable human, completely unsuitable to be a PM.
10

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
5 months ago

Someone is digging the dirt on Labour. Who’ll be next?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5s2oSDVu9w
McAnulty Should Resign or Get Kicked Out of Labour
WhangareiTim

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nasska
Reply to  waikatogirl
5 months ago

While my preference is for the Left never to get its grubby, incompetent hands on the levers of power ever again I retain sufficient sanity to realise that a Labour lead government is inevitable sooner or later.

It is for that reason that I endorse McAnulty as Labour leader. Yes, he comes across as arrogant & yes, he’s an unscrupulous arsehole. BUT he is the only one who could bang together the heads of the bleeding hearts, the Maori separatists, the Unions, the feminists, the commos & all the other ragtags & make it work.

He’d beat Hipkins or Belish or Prime or Jackson into a cock hat.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

A nasty narcissist “cock” hat but I take your point Nasska

FJA
FJA
Reply to  nasska
5 months ago

I like the “cock” hat. Very apt.

Sooty
Sooty
5 months ago

How can we trust the present government over Trump, covid, petrol pricing and rationing when they where in bed with Cindy and chipkins. Certainly were not the leaders of the opposition, from what we have seen, they were all in bed together. Certainly no one got sick or died in the entire parliament either. Go on prove me wrong!
Someone or everyone was telling porkies!

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Sooty
5 months ago

Sooty, there is a tally of 2
How long you will have to wait for an autopsy to be done, & perhaps longer to wait for the coroner’s report.

Efeso Collins : collapsed & died. : 21st February 2024
Takutu Tarsh Kemp : Kidney disease while on dialysis. : 26 June 2025

Any way dead & buried. RIP now.

Viking
5 months ago
tnuC
tnuC
5 months ago

..Te Chloe got new itfriend ?

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