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Saggy
28 days ago

Morning Troopers.
This is disappointing, and I think demonstrates that the average Joe votes on feelz and doesn’t actually understand the issues beyond the shiny promises of “free” stuff.

The fact that people don’t understand what Labour did to the economy last time they had a go, is mind-numbingly incredible.

The latest Ipsos Issues Monitor survey, which polled 1002 people, shows Labour is trusted to manage the top-five issues: inflation/cost of living, health, the economy, housing and unemployment.”

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
28 days ago

this is a cost of living election, national are tinkering with everything but that so its no suprise many of those polled now “trust” the ones who firehose “free stuff”.

problem is that short term sugar hit comes with massive inflation, but most kiwis are dumb as fuck, financially illiterate and just dont fucking understand financial consequences.

the reality is labour is shit with the economy and national are shit aswell. their old tricks of flooding with low quality immigrants and trying to pump housing has failed epicly. weve got a shit load of uber drivers paying fuck all tax and a stagnant housing market… nats are fucked

Mcduff
Reply to  Saggy
28 days ago

There are about 3.5million enrolled voters in NZ – to ask 1,000 of them in a poll and expect a reasonable outcome is next to useless. They may as well just ask the people they work with, and on occasion I think they do.

Chuck Bird
Chuck Bird
Reply to  Mcduff
28 days ago

I think David Farrar knows what he is doing.

Viking
Reply to  Mcduff
28 days ago

Also, it depends on what you ask or rather, how you frame the question.

The rule is that those who ask the question are in control of the conversation.

Well known to salespeople.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Saggy
28 days ago

Saggy, you have to wonder if Ipsos screwed the results or the only people they polled were Labour, Greens and TMP supporters or people are very dumb and have very short memories.

Between 2017 and 2023 and under Labour/Greens/NZF coalition inflation was between 22% to 24.5% overall, driven heavily by a post-pandemic spike in living costs. Official data tracked by Stats NZ showed that annual inflation climbed from around 1.9% in 2017 to a peak of 7.2% in 2022, before cooling to 4.7% by the end of 2023.

The Health system under Labour in that time was an absolute shambles.
The Education system under Hipkins and his Mother was disaster.
Ardern and Labour promised to build 100,000 homes and ended up building fuck all.
Issues like Ihumatao was an absolute disaster, a huge cost to the Country, poorly handled by Ardern and is still an unresolved disaster.
People were separated from their loved ones by Decree, could not attend their loved ones funerals, were lied about and had their personal details exposed by Labour and Hipkins.
Hipkins, Ardern, Verrall and Bloomfield were never held to account for their COVID actions and they refused to attend Royal Commissions of Inquiry.

This is Labour that people think or Ipsos claims are so absolutely wonderful.

Bugger me!

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

Don’t say that near robbo

Curious
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

Never fear AH if Liabor gets back they will take you up on your offer.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Curious
28 days ago

Unintended consequences, always think your strategy through. This C, is a failure on my part, thank you for pointing it out, I hereby withdraw any offer or deemed offer, which I appear to have made in my Post.

nasska
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

If it all turns to custard a dollop of mutton fat may ease the pain. 🙂

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  nasska
28 days ago

Thank you for your wisdom and insight Nasska. Can you advise from personal experience, if watery eyes also becomes a symptom of such activities?

Saggy
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

Too late, Chippies already lined up a dozen XL pineapples with your name on them.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Saggy
28 days ago

You would only know this if you had a hand in gathering the aforementioned Pineapples.

FYI, I have been shafted by the rough end of the pineapple before. It does make the lips pucker and quiver somewhat.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

I haven’t but the prostate check was interesting.

Tarquin
Reply to  bobthebldr
28 days ago

After my colonoscopy the other day I consider myself somewhat of an expert on these matters, I’m reasonably sure they used a pineapple. Any queries feel free to give me a yell.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Tarquin
28 days ago

So vanilla flavours are not to be a part of the menu now?

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
28 days ago

Morning, well, the current examination of Fauci shows that people are gullible for anything. So it shouldn’t surprise you, and we have to remember that how they select people to yatter with is a suspect bit of work as well.

Viking
28 days ago

Morning, warm with rain . Apparently, our Northland mate pointed the dam doll at the weather and ordered rain.

That doll needs some serious training.

Viking
28 days ago

Having watched some of the action at the Fauci interrogation yesterday, we have to ask when we get to do the same thing. It’s time that we had a far more rigorous enquiry into the actions of the four. Jacinda, Hipkins, Verrall and Ashley.
Given the things exposed in the inquiry in Congress, we need to look at the records here in NZ. We need to extradite and lock up that bitch that has run away to hide in plain sight in Aussie

We need to look at the Lawyers and officials involved in imposing this shit upon our nation and put laws in place that make sure it never happens again because the Mengeles of this world will always be there and always wanting to have their turn.

They are there, and the current bird flu and now a measles case show that they never sleep.

As far as I can see, there is no political will to do that, though. We are too hooked into Pharma and our drug supply system to untangle it.
Another socialist construct hijacked by Pharma.

Just like the cataract racket thats has made a lot of eye surgeons rich. A few drops over 14 days, and it’s fixed. A few dollars compared with the 5-6 k for eyes that are never the same. Been known a long time, but not in the interests of the medical industry, like so many things.

Ivermectin of course. One of the House members had a pile of peer-reviewed files showing its efficacy and results from cancer trials, but no, we keep it banned and people dying needlessly.

Will we ever beat that outright deception here and get access to Ivermectin?
We should look at the angst and sadness that cancer creates in our world. Its soul destroying. I can vouch for that, and os unnecessary when a cheap drug can make such a difference.
I wonder how much of our health budget we could not need if we just allowed and used that one product.
We wouldn’t need all these expensive ones that we can’t fund.

The question is:
How do we make that change, who will make that change, and how will we deal with those responsible for the deaths and maiming of so many? Who will be held accountable?
And just as importantly, when will we open the drug industry to scrutiny in an open way?

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

I do not know, maybe he can use the 5th amendment, but, a big but ! although I do not know, is this in conflict with being granted a Presidential “Pardon”?

It would seem that he does figure that autopen Presidential pardons may not work.

I think that the end part, of his “whatever legacy” has become a train wreck, that hits Fauci’s vanity.

It would seem much more will come up.
Whether it opens the way to further issues remains to be seen.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

thanks Ed.

So why & what is Fauci protecting by taking the 5th amendment?

To protect his vanity of the supposed legacy, now really gone down in flames.

Or figuring that others will take him out, or even more effectively take out his 3 children & more if he seems to be talking a bit too freely.

Still it is good, as it has opened up the can of worms that Fauci has had a part in covering up.

It more than makes the “conspiracy” more plausible, as Fauci can now be seen hiding from crimes.
Those old leads will also have a lot more pressure applied to them.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

Mind you a crowd with pitchforks could rewrite that!!!

Alice
Reply to  Viking
28 days ago

Ron DeSantis still doesn’t get enough credit for what he did during COVID. Despite enormous pressure from Fauci and his political and media partners, DeSantis ended masks, resisted lockdowns, and opened schools

https://x.com/ianmSC/status/2082688182588785047

Alice
Reply to  Alice
28 days ago
The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

A very thick Green MP, the part Maori lady with an English name, one Tamatha Paul called English, “a Bastard Language” during a Parliamentary Debate yesterday to make English an Official Language of this Country.

I noticed, while speaking in English and not in any of the other two Official Languages of this Country, Maori a Language put together originally by Englishman like William Williams or New Zealand Sign Language, the giant of 9th Century Intelligence and Green MP, Tamatha Paul did not mind using the word “Bastard”. And I note the News Media went berserk over Stuart Nash using a tame word and description of a political nobody, like “Lazy” but remain silent over Paul’s use of even stronger Language.

This country is infested by Hypocrites.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

Anyway it seems that English is now an official language.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  bobthebldr
28 days ago

So she can use it!

Tarquin
28 days ago

Morning all. The meeting I went to last night organised by MPI and held at the Marsden Yacht and Boat club to discuss handing control of Bream Bay and the Whangarei Harbour to the Patuharakeke Hapu was a complete circus. The venue I’m told is licensed for 80 people about 250 turned up. I was out on the deck which like the inside was jam packed and there were heaps more people on the lawn. Nobody outside could hear. A lady from MPI came out and told us they didn’t expect this number to turn up. There was much laughter and jeering and she retreated inside. She came out again a few minutes later and told us they would do a one hour presentation inside and then come out and repeat it to us. Things really picked up from there, one bloke demanded the right to ask questions because he’d payed tax forever, a bloke from the fishing club who is very onto it told them they had to cancel and re schedule the meeting because being a public meeting they could not exclude anyone. It’s also worth noting item 2 on their agenda was health and safety which they were not complying to. Some fat bloke from Patuharakeke then got involved and only made things worse. There was more arguing and after another 20 minutes or so we left. I put the blame for this fiasco squarely at the feet of MPI for vastly underestimating the amount of feeling from the local community. There were people from all walks of life there and people I know from the Bay of Islands to Warkworth. If nothing else we’ve proven our community is ready to stand up and fight. I will be sending an email to MPI this morning saying what I think of them.

Sabre38
Sabre38
Reply to  Tarquin
28 days ago

Why do they have a meeting when we all know the decision is already made

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Tarquin
28 days ago

MPI – Ministry of Prime Idiots – if the cap fits!!!

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Tarquin
28 days ago

“The meeting I went to last night organised by MPI”

Well there is the first problem. MPI Manages and Regulates the Farming, Forestry and the Fishing sector, protects the country from Pests and ensures food is safe to eat.

What therefore has MPI got to do with handing over control of Bream Bay to a bunch of part Maori, most with Engish names. 

I would have thought MBEI, the Enviromental Protection Agency or the Regional Council would have been more appropriate organisations of this meeting, than a bunch of Government Pest Controllers to organise such a function, but there again, this is the Government, who are here to help us.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
28 days ago

MBEI was too busy dreaming up new reasons to explain why they did not mislead the Minister over a cost blowout they said was nearly ready when in fact it had been closed down

Tarquin
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

Steady on, I don’t want the bloody thing to turn on me! Things are bad enough already.

Viking
Reply to  Tarquin
28 days ago

The woke organised that didn’t they?

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
28 days ago

I do not know if this is AI or simply that David Seymour wants to blend in?
Our great ACT supporter, Mike Hunty will nod his head the right way, when he figures it out for us.

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The reason of that image, is ACT beholden to others?

July 4, 2026 ….. Parmar’s decision to adopt the name “Ash” is a calculated move aimed at making him more palatable to ACT’s voter base, indicating a willingness to reshape his identity for political gain.
This rebranding is emblematic of a broader strategy that prioritizes political expediency over genuine representation.
Instead of focusing on the diverse needs of all New Zealanders, Parmar seems primarily interested in advancing the interests of a specific community. ….
https://beehivebadboy.substack.com/p/act-candidate-voice-for-new-zealand

Makes one wander if another little spat up in the mountains between India & China, the waving of flags, may make “social cohesion” in NZ rather awkward.

Or is NZFirst, balancing as a Foreign Minister against both sides now, for the time being?

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Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

More likely between India and Pakistan.
That’s in Sikh territory, which is why they are coming here. They are a minority compared to Modi’s lot, and Modi’s lot don’t like them. They are more akin to Viking philosophy than Hindu.
That conflicts with the way women get treated by Hindus and their caste system.
Hindus are a step away from Muslim in that respect.

Interestingly enough, the Chinese had a very patriarchal-controlled system, and that’s what Mao and, in recent times, other Chinese premiers dismantled, allowing them to harness women into the workforce. Read about that recently. Actually gave a greater degree of emancipation to Chinese women. Before that, they were breeders and feeders.
You don’t hear about that, though. Can’t remember where I read that.

In India, the water is mostly on the east and is channelled over to the west, which was all fine until the droughts of several years back. Then the fight started. The Pakis don’t discriminate, so they also attack the Sikh homelands as they are on the border. Shoot at them at night if they go outside their houses. Not during the day.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
28 days ago

Whoosh, over one’s head, and I see some one else figures that too.

Sure the head waters of one the major rivers that flows into Pakistan is controlled by India which hs dropped the treaty of understanding.
And of course Pakistan wants to look good, and the concept of islam that the lost land, like Andulusia must be pressured & taken back.

Pakistan migrants to New Zealand as I figured there will be some.
“The Stats NZ census recorded 8,094 people of Pakistani ethnicity living in New Zealand, reflecting steady growth from historical numbers.

Indian muslims in New Zealand, which is no surprize to me.
 “Indians make up the single largest ethnic or regional block within New Zealand’s Muslim populace, representing roughly 29% of the total Muslim population. [1]”
“Official census statistics on Indian New Zealanders, a notable percentage of the Indian-Kiwi community identifies with Islam alongside larger Hindu and Sikh groups. [1] ”
They are harder to find definitions more precise.

Peoples Republic of China migrants to New Zealand?
“Between 1997 and 2015, migrants from the PRC accounted for roughly 13.7% of all residence approvals, making China the second-largest source country of residents during that timeframe.”

That gives some understanding of the Confucius Institutes on most of New Zealand university campuses.
And can it be said that those from PRC have really dropped the ideology? or kept a light by a number of China NZ associations where many of them came out in support of 1 China, not 3 Chinas.

So I wonder also now, does the Green MP in the spat with Winston Peters, is actually owned by the Peoples Republic of China as signalled by the Chinese embassy?

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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
28 days ago

This guideline concept is totally unofficial.:—
Western Civilisation starts to struggle to survive when the muslim population gets to 2% and in is in trouble after 5%.

The Hindu population was initially being smashed by the Hindu’s until the British arrived, and applied, one law for all.
The Hindu’s can cope live with about 15% muslim population.

The Sikhs can survive with the muslims up to about 30%.

India has about 200 million muslims with in it..

Though West Pakistan had a war with East Pakistan, that became Bangladesh, one must still figure that Bangladesh muslims believe in the duty of hirja, migration into Burma, that created Rohingya refugees when Myanmar did some major pushbacks.

However many do not realize that from Bangladesh there is a westward push, not military, not official, but by Mohammad’s guidance, the importance of hirja across India to join up with West Pakistan.
India does keeps pushing back on those devious imigres constant pressuring.

The ulitmate is to push on to link up through Malaysia, to Indonesia & Brunei and so to aid the Mindano muslims in the Philippines.

Sure there will be scaps with some different parts, but the common duty is to work for Allah, as Islam puts it.

Though the above is a bit more, than this article, it is a “work in progress”.

…. “A caliphate is more dangerous than the Nazis ever were.
The caliphate once stretched from Spain to India, launching invasion after invasion into Europe,” Burmawi wrote.
“If the Ottoman Caliphate had simply been replaced by an Arab one after its collapse, the West would have lived under constant threat. ….
https://pjmedia.com/catherinesalgado/2026/06/26/former-muslim-explains-islams-inherent-evil-and-israels-extreme-importance-for-the-west-n4954399

Where ever things are soft, so can Islam move into; to gain a controlling hand.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

Winston Churchill:—
….. ; and were it not that Christianity is sheltered in the strong arms of science, the science against which it had vainly struggled, the civilization of modern Europe might fall, as fell the civilization of ancient Rome. …..

So the baby with bath-water is being totally thrown out these days.

Yet our supposed enlightenment seems to be turning the lights off, turning the accrued knowledge off into another “New Dark Age” cultism; to join at the hip of islam.

“When Muslims are in the minority they are very concerned with minority rights,
when they are in the majority there are no minority rights,” the supposed quotation reads.
https://www.factcheck.org/2019/06/the-churchill-quotation-that-wasnt/#:~

Like just who are the glowing “Human Rights” for?

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Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

Also Churchill: ”Islam in a man is like rabies in a dog.”

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Starving Artist
28 days ago

…. in his 1899 book The River War.

Yes, as Winston Churchill lived a life of amazing risks & experiences.

Brings to mind, “They shoot horses don’t they”
to put out of misery.

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nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

My favourite Churchill quote is where he defines success as going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.

nasska
28 days ago

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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  nasska
28 days ago

I heard a real stretched version of that in NZ, on some radio news, by some Cat & the Tom Phillip’s children.

And just as locked in by the high salaried arrogantly ignorant feminist women that I just commented on in Ed’s yesterday post, after your good post.
https://ysb.co.nz/fact-or-fiction/#comment-484825

As explained, prepared to do that to control & gas-light all the citizens of a country.

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Alice
28 days ago

Farage is finally getting the message. The FTA is just another way of “legally” allowing the same sort of invasion the nafris are doing in Spain today:

https://x.com/ianmSC/status/2082688182588785047

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

It sure is, but a Spanish enclave which Morocco disputes.
Probably a stepping stone for the EU to take Morrocco and all that top end of Africa along the Mediterranean coast.
Sure that sounds aspirational but Morrocco did apply to join the EU in the late 1980’s.

Other agreements have come into being now with the EU & Morocco.

Spain entered the EU 40 years ago so it would have to apply all those EU human rights laws.

Ceuta became Portuguese about 600 years ago, then changed to becoming Spainish territory circa 250 years ago.

So now it operates, basically under EU laws, so the application lawyers & machinery will be working overtime, to at least make Spain and then to the EU, and then find a nice day on the English channel.

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
28 days ago

Send this to Luxtard. The migrant visa scam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVDX_gMKoek
Britain’s ‘Visa Street’ EXPOSED as dozens brought to UK on skilled worker visas
GBNews

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Odakyu-sen
28 days ago

People are talking about a recession.

We are at “Peak 18-year-olds”. There are more teens alive today than there will ever be. Very few young people are having children. Kindergartens are closing. The future supply of workers is looking grim. (We’ll need to bring in more engineers and doctors to work in the liquor stores.)

Add AI to the mix. Perhaps the loss of jobs will match the declining workforce?

Soon, one worker will have to support one person aged over 65. Forty years ago, the ratio was about 8 to 1.

Add the huge fiscal State deficits. The State has borrowed like there’s no tomorrow. And at the rate they are going, there won’t be.

The US 30-year bond is now about 5.2% (the highest since around the turn of the century). Borrowing is gargantuan and interest rates are rising. The economic event horizon is looming.

In the meantime, I look after my health and enjoy retirement as best I can.

I pray that a Labour-Greens-Top coalition doesn’t come about. They want to slice the pie thinner, rather than grow a bigger pie.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
28 days ago

How much of the campaign against “boomers” holding too much of the economic pie is more socialist propaganda causing another division and disunity between the generations?

Parents in general expected young adults to be financially independent and leave the comfortable nest. Not so much any more.
🏠 🐥

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I am a stupid boy
Reply to  waikatogirl
28 days ago

thats cuz theyve made it too hard and expensive to do so by extracting so much and amasing wealth at the expense of future generations… and now theyre getting old and sick they expect us to pay healthcare and super. was a pity the covid boomer remover was such a flop.
the plus side is the wealth transfer is begining now the boomers are starting to die out.

gen alpha an gen beta will be blaming the millenials and zoomers soon enough, esp those whose boomer grandparents didnt have/leave them anything in the will.

Last edited 28 days ago by I am a stupid boy
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
28 days ago

😆 😅 😄 😃 🤣 🤣 😂 😂 😁 😁 😀

Lets go SKI
Spend KIds Inheritance..

Then to “getting old and sick they expect us to pay healthcare and super”

One of the most surprizing things I have seen a number of times now, is where the old in the family have paid their way in a rest-home in full.
Also if hospital care is needed for being aged.

The rest home also love them, as they can have an increase in charges a bit more than what the government paid old folks, that have set maximum limits.

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Mcduff
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
28 days ago

‘Soon, one worker will have to support one person aged over 65’

OK, I’ve got dibs on Elon being my one worker.

rightoverlabour
28 days ago

The Poms deserve this shit. They voted a lunatic in, they can suffer the consequences….

https://www.joannenova.com.au/2026/07/uk-national-health-service-restricts-air-conditioning-and-has-to-cancel-blood-tests-due-to-heatwave/

rightoverlabour
28 days ago

What the hell is going on, on the Spanish Moroccan Border?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cg4drwzkrkxo

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  rightoverlabour
28 days ago

Will Spain declare it Ceuta & Melilla as lost Spanish enclaves or ferry the now over crowded immigrants for further processing to Spain?
Have they the will, the ability to pull up the drawbridge?

….. Reuters ….. Conservative opposition People’s Party leader Alberto Nuñez Feijoo said in a post on X:
“The situation in Ceuta is desperate. The government cannot look the other way… because we are facing a national security crisis.”

Earlier on Thursday, Ceuta Mayor Juan Jesus Vivas had urged the national government to declare an emergency over the mass arrivals. ….
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/politics/government/migrants-pour-into-spain-s-ceuta-from-morocco-military-called-in/ar-AA2951hQ?ocid=socialshare

Bear in mind Reuters will go along with the State’s official version, of just a low number of new imigres

Even the Reuters report, one may figure that something, some how has been organized in its timing?

Plus there are claims of more than 10X that number & it would certainly become a full on magnet now.

This seems to give credibility to a much higher number.

visegrad24

Spanish National Police and Guardia Civil unions estimate around 12,000 North Africans crossing per hour, with up to 80,000 possibly already across.

A Guardia Civil spokesperson accused the Moroccan government of a proxy attack on Spain. …..

https://twitter.com/i/status/2082891200911347790

1 min 40 secs

 Islamic reconquest of Andalusia now begins, which reminds me when I first heard Osama Bin Laden making claim of Andulusia (Spain)

https://xcancel.com/realMaalouf/status/2082931654905983271
1 min 36 secs :

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Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

Forward them into the sahara desert for processing.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  rightoverlabour
28 days ago

Spain may think they will gain control & be able to push back, but it really is out of their hands, if one looks at the big picture as touched on above.
https://ysb.co.nz/have-your-say-829/#comment-484852

Just a repeat of a successful invasion, onto Spain in 2021.

Now mix it up, who swam? who did not?

A recent judicial ruling by Spain’s Supreme Court determined that foreign nationals attempting to enter Ceuta and Melilla by sea may not be returned to Morocco.
Magistrates ruled that irregular arrivals can only be arrested if established border barriers – such as fences – are breached.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/mass-muslim-border-invasion-of-spain-underway-video/

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rightoverlabour
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

Spanish have a woke lefty government, they can lap it up. Dick heads

rightoverlabour
28 days ago
Viking
28 days ago

The text Stuart Nash sent me about Katie Nimon wasn’t private. We’re not friends – Chris Finlayson, KC

Viking
28 days ago

Marokopa children’s mother describes Tom Phillips as a ‘dictator’, says she objected to Netflix docoThe mother of the Marokopa children has described the abuse she suffered from Tom Phillips, saying the former fugitive was a “dictator” who kicked her out of home after twice calling police on him.
Cat Christey described his controlling nature, fascination with firearms and her struggles with police in an interview with RNZ’s Mata.
Christey also said she objected to the Netflix documentary about the case.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/marokopa-childrens-mother-describes-tom-phillips-as-a-dictator-says-she-objected-to-netflix-doco/OCKDQ7NRUJF5RDLS6YYMQWC45Q/

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
28 days ago

“Diversity is our strength”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXCoc2K0fYQ
Suicidal empathy – UK
PJW

Sooty
Sooty
28 days ago

That top picture, ?
I totally agree Dick Charlie sold out England. Queen Anne would have bigger balls!

Ross12
28 days ago

Anyone surprised that Ngai Tahu now get to run Molesworth Station ? There was not much use having other interested parties putting in “applications”

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/854409/ngai-tahu-farming-chosen-to-operate-country-s-largest-farm-molesworth-station

Webwrat
Reply to  Ross12
28 days ago

Jim Ward was obviously not black enough!
DOC decide who is capable of running Molesworth …. what a fucking joke!

Odakyu-sen
28 days ago

White Australia has been banned in Australia as a group promoting “hate crime.”

Ref: White Australia

Section 114A.3 of the Criminal Code defines a hate crime as:

  • conduct that would constitute specific Commonwealth hate crime offences (subsection 114A.3(1));
  • conduct that involves publicly inciting racial hatred, where that conduct would constitute a Commonwealth offence or a specific state or territory offence (subsection 114A.3(2));
  • certain harmful conduct, or threat of harmful conduct, towards people based on race or national or ethnic origin (subsection 114A.3(5)).

My question. Would Te Pati Maori’s actions also fall under the definitions of Section 114A.3 of the (Australian) Criminal Code?

The trouble with any in-group who requires lineage or ancestry as a qualifying factor (think of the Italian Mafia) is that over time, your bloodline will become more and more dilute.

Is telling the truth a hate crime? Is pattern recognition a hate crime?

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
28 days ago

Thanks Odakyu-sen for showing just how far reaching that type of legislation is.

We may even hear how one of own commentators is 501 back to NZ, amongst others.

I read the link.
It is bemusing from what this may be based on when one reads this, which raises questions of just who may be complicit in leveraging that “lock-down”;—

Aboriginal anger in Alice SpringsWhite Australia’s ‘unprecedented act of racism’Australians rejected the idea of creating the Indigenous Voice to Parliament advisory body in October 2023.
Two years after this stinging defeat, the state of Victoria signed a treaty with its First Peoples.
https://mondediplo.com/2026/08/05australia
About a full page, before it hits a paywall.

Why neo-Nazi group ‘White Australia’ is unlikely to disband despite being banned
https://youtu.be/01VprdqiEVI
2 mins 45 secs : May 15, 2026 : ABC News (Australia)

As mentioned in the above Utube clip, the Melbourne issue.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/9/6/australian-neo-nazi-attack-on-sacred-indigenous-site-a-worrying-trend#:~

Then James Mason that is being quoted as a connection:—
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1057610X.2023.2195061#d1e170

Rabbit holes & such of experts.
Though in parts that clip reminds me of my comment on Ed’s post.
https://ysb.co.nz/fact-or-fiction/#comment-484825

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

I hate how they conflate white nationalists with neo-nazis. One is a subset of the other, and TBH I have no issue with white nationalists.

Viking
28 days ago

Here is the Opportunity Party’s candidate list: 

  Qiulae Wong | Mt Albert
  Daniel Eb | Kaipara ki Mahurangi
  Jessica Hammond | Wellington North
  Kayla Kingdon-Bebb | Wellington Bays
  Eden Skipper | Christchurch Central
  Jodie Kuntzsch | Nelson
  Sarah Lucas | New Plymouth
  David Bainbridge-Zafar | Dunedin
  Holly Knill | North Shore
  Pāpā Wharewera | Waiariki
  Bianca Beebe | Southland
  Romeo Tevaga | Upper Harbour
  Ben Wylie-van Eerd | Hutt South
  Rachel Ward | Tukituki
  Naomi Pocock | Hamilton East
  Helen Tait | Waitaki
  Cody Marsh | Northcote
  Adam Macrae-Martin | Otāhuhu
  Mark Roach | Waitākere
  Robert Mason | Kenepuru
  Luke Ross | Remutaka
  Michael Carter | Tauranga
  Derrick Paul | Maungakiekie
  Matt Shepherd | Wairarapa
  Ben Lane | Māngere
  Chee Khiang (CK) Sng | Kāpiti
  Finn Liley | Rotorua
  Evan French | Glendene
  Jamie Attenborough | Mt Roskill
  Matthew Harris | Rangitata
  Sacha Haskell | Tāmaki
  Netra Ghimire | Palmerston North
  Cail Smith | East Cape
  Sam Plummer | Taupō
  Blair Smith | Hamilton West
  Johan Chang | Auckland Central
  Almo Wong | Henderson
  Adrian Mee | Selwyn
  Paul Jackson | Epsom
  Kevin Huang | Pakuranga

https://www.opportunity.org.nz/team

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
28 days ago

The hypocrisy of the left find excuse in sick “humour” they call satire

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6E_QtftxSY
BREAKING: Gina Rinehart to sue the ABC over vile sketch

Last edited 28 days ago by waikatogirl
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  waikatogirl
28 days ago

Reminds of the supposed comedian Kathy Griffin holding Trumps head decapitated head.

As that ABC sketch shows, the return of Vlad the Impaler may not be that far away.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

It is surprizing how many of the fancy computerized hour metres dash boards have been replaced, something to watch out for if buying privately as they only record the hours the new dashboard was put in.
Only a computerized mechanic can find the true hours done.

Currently only available in Canada and the United States, the tractors are priced at the equivalent of NZ$ 160,000, 185,000 and 249,000, respectively for the 150, 180 and 260 HP versions, 
https://www.ruralnewsgroup.co.nz/rural-news/rural-machinery-products/ursa-ag-simple-cummins-tractors-back-to-basics

Though I do not buy lottery tickets, like on the refurbished hot 1970’s cars, I more than understand the reason why people buy a ticket.
Sometimes just simple upgrades on the carburettor, exhaust systems, would not only extract more power, but also much better fuel economy.
The only thing I would miss is the air conditioner.
Even then to have a direct vent to the outside that gives far better air flow than through the fan system.
All to KISS

Last edited 28 days ago by Simpleton1
I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

not really any such thing as a dash board anymore, maybe on low spec dairy/shep farmer tractors. shits changed, everythings just screens n shit, the odd side pillar readout and warning lights.

the top and bottom screen fully run everything in this thing, cunt of an idea if ya ask me esp when it comes to having to manually over ride shit.
theres about 8 different screens to scroll through on the bottom one and 7 on the top.

only analog thing on this machine is an air and hydraulic pressure gauge, everything else is digital.

the seeding tractor has 5 screens but 1 of those is just cameras.

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Last edited 28 days ago by I am a stupid boy
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
28 days ago

Thanks Iaasb,
I know one eventually figures it, but it seems mind boggling, and really a good operator is his own sensor when he gains the knowledge with experience that becomes wisdom.

“fully run everything in this thing”
so not only you, but the engine itself can not even have a cough or a fart, as then it would have to automatically go into limp mode.

Just a mouse, a starling can play havic as all those feeder wires, sensors, triple & multi prong plugs feel a bit loosey etc..

The call for car wiring looms to be made biodegrabable is still there.
Soy-Based Plastics: Many modern automotive wire coatings use soy or plant derivatives instead of harsh petroleum.

Pest Damage: Mice and rats are heavily attracted to chew on these food-derived wire coverings, causing major repair bills.

The Fix: Owners typically replace degraded looms with modern silicone or petroleum-based wire harnesses that withstand heat and resist pests.

So of course the next part is so much is to be wifi, blue ray or whatever.

Last edited 28 days ago by Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Simpleton1
28 days ago

Remember how we could set the heater to blow warm, hot on the feet & legs & then set a direct dashboard vent to blow fresh air on your face.
Very reviving was the night air or frosty morning blowing on your face when up to speed.

The dog just lapped it up, all that fresh air. 🤪

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

I guess as well as your brakes, and the carrytray being down, & the fenceposts plus those wires acting as a trip wire, at least it kept your speed before the drain to become an undamaged survivor that now had another job to do..
And no real damage to the tractor, 😀

How convenient, a carryall tray with all the spades, wire strainers etc… with the only fencer around.
— — —— – – – – – –
On my first comment I switched to old cars that are the prize in a lottery..
Makes one figure there would most likely be a good market for a KISS car.

Just a simple reliable already proven engine, mated to a proven reliable transmission.

Recalling the days of the benefits of an outside independent venting system that blows on the face if I recall some Holdens did and Mark 1 Cortina.
Even those little front door car 1/4 windows that faced out as vent scoops.

Perhaps one of the differences is that goverments have steadily bought in increasing restrictions & demand with in their regulartory laws for cars.
Unlike tractors, where the corporations seek bean counting ways for high profits.
—— —– ——
A tractor cab with a full modern cab is ok with no heating,
As after all no cold wind, or rain.
So does not need a heater.

But it gets all of that back when the sun shines.
The total glass-house effect.
Unless one can take off the doors, which these days is not really that easy.
Also to leave a door open risks a very expensive breakage.
And often as not, not doing enough speed for the windows to be effective.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

Total waste of a perfectly serviceable pair of jockey juniors!

nasska
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

John Deere screwed the pooch with their systems that locked out repairs by independent mechanics. The whole exercise was driven by Moline bean counters who don’t live on the same planet as those they want to sell machinery to.

Their product was probably no worse than most of that pushed by their competitors. No farmer however, who has heard of anyone prevented from utilising a one off weather window to harvest their crop because of a failed sensor that needs JD technical blessings before the machine will restart is going to rake the risk on the product.

A pox on John Deere & their business model.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
28 days ago

Yes but it was a limited victory. $99 million reimbursement to JD buyers who could prove financial losses & the same access rights to JD software as the dealers have for 10 years. The farmers’ own organisation sold them down the river & it was only intervention at state governance level in five states that saved the day. JD weren’t going down without a hell of a fight.

Whether JD assumes its rightful place as a scrap iron dealer will depend on the attitudes of very conservative farmers to the Klaas & Agco* (Massey Fergusson) products marketed by the opposition.

*Both of these marques are riddled with sensors & software. The essential difference is that they never went down the road of denying owners & independents the right to repair their machinery.

Last edited 28 days ago by nasska
rightoverlabour
28 days ago

So Winston told a Green to go back home. Are there any Greens that are actually true blue Kiwis? I think I like Winston a bit more now. ( But still don’t trust him…)

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