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Mike Hunty
1 day ago

Well, Trendsetters.
2 words.
Mongrel Mob.
Liarbours finished. Liarbours toast. Greens are finished. Greens are toast.
As Garner said. There is no going back from this latest cluster fuck.
Cat’s well out of the bag🐈
LIARBOUR/GREENS LOVE GANGS! 💘 💝 😍
Own goal. 👋

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Mike Hunty
22 hours ago

Yep, New Zealand’s Master Bullshitter Extraordinaire, Christopher John Hipkins will be looking for a new job, sometime soon after 7.00pm on 7th November.

I won’t be sad and I wouldn’t employ him.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
15 hours ago

Mrs Hipkins missed the mark there. More an Adrian or Nigel rather than a John.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
16 hours ago

John, ya say. Shame. All the Johns I know are astonishing.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Editor
12 hours ago

How ruuuude…

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
16 hours ago

..and extremely good looking

Mcduff
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
19 hours ago

Unfortunately, here in the Rimutaka electorate Labour is pretty much guaranteed to return. Only way he will leave parliament is if his own party deem him replaceable and follow through with demotion.

In 2023 he (Labour) got 54% of the vote, next was National at 32%

nasska
Reply to  Ross12
19 hours ago

Not all cultures are supportive of strong, assertive mouthy women. Just saying.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
21 hours ago

Ya, never know. He may have the CV out already!
You would think all pollies would update their cv, before an election!

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Sooty
21 hours ago

Would this Giant of 9th Century Intelligence, think that far ahead?

rightoverlabour
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
20 hours ago

Chippy and the concept of “think” are unrelated. Lie – Now that’s another story.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
20 hours ago

Someone in the clan in the 9th century would have clubbed him for his obvious lying.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_nobM8kMV8Q
Chippy
short

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/UWxDXtrmuAg
So much worse for Labour

Last edited 20 hours ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  waikatogirl
20 hours ago

Great videos, do watch them.

Viking
Reply to  Mike Hunty
23 hours ago

Morning.
They are all fucking stupid.
See Prebbles note above.

Even your beloved ACT has sold out.
The only one looking half decent currently is NZ First.

Last edited 23 hours ago by Viking
Viking
1 day ago

RICHARD PREBBLE: Opportunity to opportunistic
Writer: Administrator
Administrator

All parties disappoint. National used to stand for property rights. Labour has abandoned taxing landlords. The Greens have gone from environmentalists to socialists. Sir Roger Douglas campaigned for zero income tax. ACT now says the country cannot afford a tax cut.

But no party has ever abandoned its founding principles faster or more completely than Opportunity.

Garth Morgan spent $3 million of his own money promoting a guaranteed income and land tax. He believes that AI will cause huge unemployment and that land tax will lower house prices.

Before the campaign, before a single vote, let alone negotiations, TOP has abandoned both policies.

On 29 September 2026, TOP leader Qiulae Wong announced five non-negotiable policies.

Neither land tax nor a citizens’ income was among them.

How many TOP members joined because they believed in one or both policies?

On 9 October, Wong said TOP could set aside tax reform for the next parliamentary term.

They have stolen Garth Morgan’s party.

TOP’s only principle is doing any deal with anyone for power.

Politicians have a saying that the most dangerous place to drive is down the middle of the road. But TOP, a party of learner drivers, is willing to drive down any road, with any driver, on any side of the road.

What mystifies me is not that Luxon rules out a deal with TOP.

A four-way coalition with a party of learner MPs is no way to run a country.

It is Luxon’s insistence that he is ruling out a coalition because of TOP’s tax policy. The whole country knows Qiulae Wong would ditch TOP’s tax policy for a seat around the cabinet table.

There is an even more fundamental issue. If a party is willing to abandon its principles and betray its own supporters, why would it hesitate to betray its coalition partners?

An agreement with an opportunist lasts only until a better opportunity comes along.

Richard Prebble is a former minister and ACT Party leader

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
18 hours ago

Opportunity Party = Communist Opportunists.

Sadly, it appears many consider voting on the basis of the pretty packaging and a “fresh face” with no political experience as a strong reason to place their lives in her hands. Do their apparent naive potential voters even understand OP policies?

Last edited 18 hours ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  waikatogirl
17 hours ago

Hookers apparently have a fresh face….

Viking
Reply to  Viking
23 hours ago

David Seymour’s economic credentials win CEO backing — but Treaty politics cloud Act’s pitch, writes Fran O’Sullivan

David Seymour has helped deliver some of the Coalition Government’s most consequential deregulatory reforms. But his Treaty crusade threatens to overshadow the economic agenda that gives Act its strongest claim to influence.
The Herald’s Mood of the Boardroom 2026 survey found 59% of business leaders believe Seymour has helped make the Government more business-friendly; 30% disagree and 11% are unsure.
For Seymour, the endorsement reflects a tangible record: establishing the Ministry for Regulation, restoring 90-day trials for all employers, reinstating interest deductibility for residential property and scrapping the ute tax and Auckland Regional Fuel Tax. Act has also helped drive the replacement of the Resource Management Act, with new planning and environmental legislation passed in September.
The reforms reflect Act’s core argument that excessive regulation, compliance costs and an oversized state are holding New Zealand back. The RMA replacement is particularly significant, promising a more property-rights-based planning system and faster approvals for development and infrastructure. The economic gains, however, will depend on implementation.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/business-reports/mood-of-the-boardroom/david-seymours-treaty-politics-distract-from-acts-economic-agenda-ceos-warn/premium/BTL66NSWTRD2XETLL56WB3WMBU/

The problem with this Mood of the boardroom is like working within a bank.
You become like the 10 people you spend most of your time with.
That’s why banks and others should smash their ivory towers and never have a head office.
Too far from the customers, too much groupthink, no change or entrepreneurship.

Seymour has forgotten what he went there for, and yes, the race issue is important, but it ain’t going to win an election.

He self-sabotages each election.

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
19 hours ago

Agree with you up until the last 2 sentences Viking. Seymour’s stance on the Treaty issue is not new and has not been bought out as an election issue.

As for the CEO’s opinions, it just shows there is a bunch of woke people with poor thinking skills running a lot of NZ business.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
19 hours ago

Association of Consumers and Taxpayers…. not treaty, free speech, firearms etc so vikey does have a point but seymour has built a sort of brand and that includes the treaty.

like winnie he covers a broad range of issues that appeal to a broad range of voters, if he stuck to acts founding ideology and didnt expand then theyd still be a 0.2% party.

Viking
23 hours ago

Sonny Bill Williams feared he would die after emergency heart surgery
this prick will do anything for publicity.

The 41-year-old posted a 24-minute video to his YouTube page last night that highlighted his ordeal to treat a heart condition he was born with, which was discovered during a routine follow-up appointment from neck surgery earlier this year.
The video, titled ‘My Heart Stopped ’, had amassed over 10,000 views in two hours of being published, and a social media post from Williams has received numerous messages of support, including All Blacks players Beauden Barrett, Ardie Savea, and Rieko Ioane.
One of the most shocking parts of the video comes during an interaction with his surgeon, Dr Michael O’Keefe, who told Williams that the condition had given him a “handicap” during his sporting career, which highlights how fit he must have been during his peak.
Williams underwent surgery at Melbourne’s Austin Hospital to repair a congenital heart defect that had gone undetected throughout his extraordinary sporting career.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/sonny-bill-williams-feared-he-would-die-after-emergency-heart-surgery/TS7PEYIHRNFW3A3OUPHPGVJK7Q/

Its not unusual. Same for myself.
Open heart isn’t a walk in the park and day 2 is shit but ya get over it.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Viking
23 hours ago

I feel your comments say more about you rather than Sonny Bill.
And I was walking on day 2.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Hooker Phil
22 hours ago

Took me a looong time before I could walk again. Having ya chest cracked open, not for everyone. At such a young age as well.

Tarquin
Reply to  Mike Hunty
22 hours ago

Very sad to see the Muslim blowhard pulled through.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Tarquin
21 hours ago

Sonny Bill a “Pull Through”. What an apt description of him.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Tarquin
21 hours ago

How cruel and heartless. Have an uptick from me.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
20 hours ago

you mean allah?

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
6 hours ago

himself

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Editor
21 hours ago

Probably temporarily run out of goats in Jannah.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  FJA
19 hours ago

Virgin ones!

Rickoshay
Rickoshay
Reply to  Pinky
20 hours ago

Because Justinda sold it all and brought Cocaine, just before it quadrupiled in price too the silly bint

Last edited 20 hours ago by Rickoshay
rightoverlabour
20 hours ago

France vs Italy in terms of response to riots. Viva Italia!

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

rightoverlabour
19 hours ago

Good vid on Hipkins and Leoni

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

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Editor
18 hours ago

I admit I gave up reading that.

Watched a security expert on this last night. Basically there is one problem, MICROSOFT.

Many users, governments and their departments included run on MS. Security updates are lacking.

I am a stupid boy
18 hours ago

hows those fuel prices in nz?
i see oil has surged again, 116 -118 per barrel… plus the enournous shipping and insurance costs.

ROL will be along soon to tell us nothing to see here, then he’ll rubbish EVs, renewables etc in a later post a few days from now but an EV is probs a sound investment now esp if you can solar charge it for fuck all.

anyways im suprised theres no election bashing going on about being raped at the pump, i guess labour knows if they done so and won then any fuel rises would be blamed on them? and crazy chloe wouldnt agree to a fuel tax cut either and her hard done mongrel mob mates need to fuel their harleys and shitbox cars so its all just too hard for poor chippy.

nz is fucked, whole worlds fucked

rightoverlabour
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
17 hours ago

How soon? Look, EVs have their place but they are not the solution to the worlds energy issues. Same with renewables. Solar is great until the panels need replacing or the storage battery dies or catches fire. There are no silver bullets. Nukes can only be made so small at the moment. Anyway, just did not want to keep you waiting in “anticipation”….

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  rightoverlabour
16 hours ago

yeah theyre not the solution but theyre part of it.
we’ll never have nuke here in nz and it would be retarded to do so and be reliant on other cuntries to supply fuel for them. we’ll probs never get any more large scale hydro storage either so our options are limited

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
14 hours ago

drill for what? geothermal?… oil is of fuck all use to us without a refiinery

nasska
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
13 hours ago

We could probably cut a deal with some outfit that had a refinery but no oil.

nasska
18 hours ago

It’s funny how drinking 8 glasses of water a day seems impossible yet a mere 30 years ago 5 jugs & a pint for the road in 2 hours went down like a fat kid on a seesaw.

Ross12
16 hours ago

I have been thinking the AI / Data centre game was looking like a “tulip bubble” but I may have to rethink.

https://www.zerohedge.com/sponsored-post/forget-bubble-talk-ai-tenants-are-bidding-data-centers-theyre-even-switched

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
16 hours ago

its a ponzi scheme thats dressed up as a bubble.
look at the figures and nothing stacks up unless everyone gets charged 1k per month (exagerated) to use the internet

Last edited 16 hours ago by I am a stupid boy
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
16 hours ago

Just been catching up with the US mid-term voting numbers to date. As expected the committed democrat voters have rushed out early to vote for their candidate. In past elections republicans have left voting to the final election date but republicans have warned to cast their votes early in the election in case of ‘disruption to voting’ in the final days. Republicans have taken this advice on board.

Is it a coincidence an imminent cyber attack shutting down infrastructure govt departments and computer systems, etc has been predicted within days of 7 November? Mr Goots does love to impose his influence over the hoi poloi

Last edited 16 hours ago by waikatogirl
nasska
Reply to  Editor
13 hours ago

From the Boss’s link……

“the maori fatigue we have endured last 6 years “…..

Only six years. It seems like it’s been with us forever. By Maori definition I’m, at best, a NZ European though my father’s grandfather was born within sight of Bridge Pa in Hawkes Bay about 450 years after the early settlers arrived.

Despite this I can suppress my desires to break out in a morris dance without difficulty.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  nasska
13 hours ago

Ya can’t get away from the buggers. We were out earlier and some bros had a table at a shopping centre, campaigning for the Maori Party candidate in Hawke’s Bay!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
11 hours ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt3_PdmzdAQ
Davina Smolders: “Elected for Governance, Not for Co-Governance” | Good Faith Yarns Whangārei

Free Speech Union New Zealand

The night before her first Far North District Council meeting, Davina Smolders paced her hallway rehearsing a point of order, because the agenda proposed giving a hapū full voting rights on a council committee. In Whangārei, she told Ani O’Brien what came next: the fight over unelected members voting at council, t …

Last edited 11 hours ago by waikatogirl
nasska
9 hours ago

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Godnutters-28
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 hours ago

MSM protecting Chippy and themselves from exposure

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Perpo09jUEo
Ryan Bridge is asking the hard questions
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Last edited 9 hours ago by waikatogirl
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
9 hours ago

Tama Potaka photographed with patched gang members. Luxon says that’s okay because Potaka knows one of them. //

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/K7mNtt2XWok
Those who throw stones…
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Last edited 9 hours ago by waikatogirl
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