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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

The body language does it well 😁

HOLY SMOKES
VP JD Vance just set Zelensky straight:

“Do you think that it’s respectful to come to the Oval Office of the United States of America and attack the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of your country?”
https://twitter.com/i/status/1895529747163332897
2 mins 18 secs :

Lets just say that Zelanky is just a little bit better dressed, as Trump mentioned when Z arrived.

Now how are the mainstream media going to report this?

More good takes on this meeting by Trump Vance & Z
https://twitter.com/i/status/1895532887325462926
8 minutes

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

Should just have marched him out and off the Cuba to that quiet establishment there. He is a coked up eveil piece of shit. One of the Ukrainians will nail him if a Russian doesn’t once he loses his protection.

Its all over FB that interview.

nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

I’m genuinely amazed! No mealy mouthed platitudes that we’ve long associated with politicians & diplomats.

Zelensky had his arse handed to him on a plate.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Trump and Vance, the tag team hit him from both sides.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

beat me to it S1, the lil fucker is more concerned about his grift coming to an end.
looks like his dumbarse lil plan to force a bit of negotiation infront of media etc backfired, hilarious cuz all it will do is make trump side with putin more.

JD Vance is certainly setting himself up for a run at potus isnt he, looks and sounds very presidential there. alot of patriots will have got a bit of a hard on over that conversation.
great to see zero fucking pandering to zelensky and just forking out billions without question, finally some real leaders trying to sort a real soulution and not just in it for the handshake and photo op!!!

Last edited 1 year ago by I am a stupid boy
DylanHunt
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Zelenskyy is just parroting the bullshit blown up his arse by his puppeteers. Arogant SOB.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

I was gonna go to work, but then I got high 🤣
https://twitter.com/i/status/1895522111822987609
19 secs

All part of the “cock a hoop” parade with the Congress supporters.
Sure Z shook them down, but they & the media will now be running around like ‘headless chooks’.

One can see how the Biden-Harris Whitehouse was ok with Z, as they was on the 10% take.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

A Statement from President Donald J. Trump
“We had a very meaningful meeting in the White House today.
Much was learned that could never be understood without conversation under such fire and pressure.
It’s amazing what comes out through emotion, and I have determined that President Zelenskyy is not ready for Peace if America is involved, because he feels our involvement gives him a big advantage in negotiations.
I don’t want advantage, I want PEACE. He disrespected the United States of America in its cherished Oval Office.
He can come back when he is ready for Peace.”
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/114082877976878390

One wonders just what Z was on, but was he cock a hoop from meeting with supporters in Congress? & kept Trump waiting for about 20 minutes:—-

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський
@ZelenskyyUa

An important visit to the United States. In Washington, I met with a bipartisan delegation from the U.S. Senate.

Our discussions focused on the continued military assistance for Ukraine, relevant legislative initiatives, my meeting with President Trump, efforts to achieve a just and lasting peace, our vision for ending the war, and the importance of robust security guarantees.

We take pride in having strategic partners and friends like the United States.
We are grateful for the unwavering bicameral and bipartisan support for Ukraine throughout all three years of Russia’s full-scale aggression.
https://x.com/i/status/1895510194550943828
39 secs :

The congress supporters, supporting the money flow ?

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
Private Godfrey
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

Volod’s interview with Brett Baier was hilarious. Started with thank you to US taxpayer straight down the camera, but the clown couldn’t keep the arrogance at bay, then said it didn’t matter because the Europeans will put a NATO base in Ukraine to assure their security. The NATO Nancy’s aren’t dumb enough to poke the bear without US backing. Trump warned Zelensky he’d be on his own to slug it out with Russia.
For Sale: Ukraine rubble – free for removal.

Viking
1 year ago

Actions have consequences. Sometimes when they don’t expect it. USAID closed and funding stopped.
Indias first Trans clinic closed.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=650322607532380&set=a.266328272598484

Viking
1 year ago

Real Leadership.

President Donald Trump will sign an executive order making English the official language of the United States.
Despite English being the predominant language, the U.S. has never had a national language at the federal level.
However, many states have declared English as their official language.

The Wall Street Journal was the first to report on the order:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/02/trump-sign-executive-order-declaring-english-official-language/

will nudey and willy and the old noise maker ever do this.
Nah

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Neither Japan nor the US have an “official language.”

Viking
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

oops I see wo has already posted it.

Viking
1 year ago

Just for naaska.
A landlord visiting their rental property found lightbulbs, toilet roll holders, curtains, smoke alarms and the internet modem missing.
Rubbish had piled up, there were holes in the doors and walls, the oven was broken and the kitchen’s rangehood was in the lounge.
One hole was the size of a door.
Wairangiora Tahana, the tenant responsible, has been ordered to pay the landlord $7822 in compensation for the damage, rubbish, and cleaning. The payment also accounted for some outstanding water rates.
During the Tenancy Tribunal, which only the landlord attended, evidence was given that there was a “significant” amount of rubbish left behind when the tenancy ended in July.
The landlord, who was granted name suppression, provided invoices for cleaning of $615, rubbish removal of $1125, and garden waste removal of $195.
The tenant had also failed to return the keys, meaning the landlord had to pay $119 to replace the locks.
Other missing chattels included a toilet roll holder, door stops, a backdoor pad bolt, and internet modem. The landlord also had to replace light bulbs and smoke alarms.
The landlord said holes were made in the walls and doors throughout the property.
Evidence showed holes in the hallway, bedrooms, lounge, and dining room. In some instances, the holes were large and in one instance, the the size of a door.
There were also several door handles missing.
The landlord told the tribunal most of the large holes were likely intentional, as the size, together with the number of them throughout the house, indicated intentional acts to cause damage, such as punching or kicking the walls or doors.

The landlord repaired the damage for $4513.27 and tried to claim insurance for the work. However, as each hole was considered a new event, the insurance company said 12 excesses would be payable.

At $550 per excess, it would have cost more than the repair work.

The tribunal found no evidence to suggest the damage was accidental and the tenant was liable for the $4513.27 repair bill.
The landlord also provided photos showing curtains, and curtain rails or tracks, were damaged or removed.
While the curtains were more than six years old, they had been in “good condition”.
The landlord replaced the curtains for $395, and the tenant was ordered to pay $197.50 towards the cost.
During the tenancy, the landlord provided a new oven, but by the end of the tenancy the oven did not work and was irreparable.
The tenant hadn’t raised any oven issues and the landlord told the tribunal the damage was caused through “careless use” by the tenant.
The landlord replaced the oven for $544, and the tenant was ordered to pay the full amount.
The rangehood had been removed from the wall and was in the lounge. The landlord said they weren’t told about any issues with it, and the damage was also caused by careless use.
The landlord replaced the rangehood for $162, but as it was 10 or more years old, the tribunal awarded $54 towards the replacement cost to account for “betterment and depreciation”.
The tenant was ordered to pay $7822.06 to the landlord.
——————————————————————————————————————
Now, that isn’t all in my experience. There is always more that doesn’t get compensated. Plenty of times it can go into the 20-30k range..

These nice new units the taxpayer fronts for and are in the possession of Housing NZ. I was told about some this week that were only a few weeks into having tenants, and the places were trashed with broken windows and all. The above one didn’t even go that far. Add in the busted china ware in the bathrooms, and you can start to get the picture of what landlords have to deal with.

But naaska thinks it’s fine that he subsidises the state.
But then, does he pay any tax, or is he a sponge on the taxpayer?

DylanHunt
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

So if an earthquake strikes, is every piece of damage a new claim, with an excess?

Does the insurance company have video evidence that the damage was caused on separate occasions? I guess not.

Time to get a new insurance company.

BertP
BertP
Reply to  DylanHunt
1 year ago

That is disgusting behavior by the insurance company.

First job: File 12 separate claims so the insurance company has to pay their employees to handle each separate claim. Then appeal each rejection.

Second job: Go on-line to every social media website and tell your storey naming the insurance company. Continue to do this every day and daily send the insurance company a copy or link to your uploads. Tell the insurance company you will only stop once they come up with a reasonable settlement.

Third job: File 12 separate claims in small claims court against the insurance company. The insurance company will have to appear in court or risk losing.

Viking
Reply to  DylanHunt
1 year ago

Standard for all claims, whatever company. Has been for years.
Earthquake damage is firstly covered by EQC up to !00k, if I remember correctly. Then, it goes to the insurance provider.
Earthquakes and floods etc. are different to tenant damage, and most insurance requires the information that it is a property that is rented.
Usually that is a minimum excess higher than for owner occupied.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Name the insurance company. Sick of that kind of shit…

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  rightoverlabour
1 year ago

All of them.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

It’s okay by me if scum like that are housed in repurposed containers.

But as Sabre38 points out don’t you stupid, greedy old fools ever do any due diligence & check out prospective tenants? Or is it grab the WINZ payment for the rent advance, the WINZ payment for the bond then moan like fuck later?

Mcduff
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

It’s okay by me if scum like that are housed in repurposed containers.

Stand the containers on end, shovel the detritus in, and when full lock the door.
Get enough of them and NZ can increase it’s landmass by sinking them just off shore.

Too harsh?

Viking
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

You have never done due diligence, have you? You can do lots of due diligence, and at that point things may well look ok.
It can be their friends or enemies or they start in drugs.
Your life may stand still in your chair, but life carries on with the tenants bringing with it these things.
Bloody naive if you think otherwise.

Many of the personnel companies do diligence checking. Most get it wrong.

Sabre38
Sabre38
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Unfortunately the landlords has some fault for renting to a piece of scum in the first place, the name alone will be enough of a red flag for any landlord.

Viking
Reply to  Sabre38
1 year ago

See my reply above. Its sometimes hard to do. The person renting may look great, no issues and then life, and they turn to custard.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

It’s not “life” or normal to wreck the house. That’s criminal and they should be treated as such.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
Tarquin
1 year ago

Morning all, I was reading an article in the Horrid yesterday about how climate change is affecting Nauru and how they have come up with a scheme to sell passports to dodgy foreigners no questions asked in order to fix the problem. If I remember correctly they tried this a few years ago and it was a total disaster. Anyway, according to scientists the sea level is rising 15 times faster there than anywhere else. Back when I was doing physics at school that would have been considered impossible. Either I need to get out more or some overpaid scientist is lying on command. Either that or they’ve realised that after flogging all the family silver ware or in this case bird shit they are now sinking and looking for someone to blame. Might I suggest using a mirror?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Its true

NZ follows the strange death of Europe economic and societal suicidal nonsense that is ignored by USA, Russia, China, India, Africa and any halfway sensible place.

We (well our WEF -Europe- fake news elected leaders ) think that by buying carbon credits we can offset actual pollution.
Slept through General Science I guess.

and when you fly Airnz you can donate, with your ticket, and credit card surcharge, to pay $4 towards a tree

OH yay

Now I’m wondering if this was a luxcinda initiate…..

Then, when I sobered up, I realised luxcinda has ZERO initiative.
They is always talking about Zero
nut zero or something

So I guess it was someone else.

Last edited 1 year ago by howitis
nasska
1 year ago

I didn’t know the great Viking who saved me, he carried me through the hot sands for days until he set me down on a settlers encampment. I could never thank the great warrior for he surely saved my life. Farewell, I’ll forever be in your debt.

Yes, I’ve been through the desert on a norse with no name.

Viking
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Did you pay him, or did the govt. of the day subsidise your comfortable journey, supply you with free accommodation and a whore to tickle your fancy.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

he didnt need to pay him cuz the viking raided everything he had already.

i think youre just jealous it wasnt you nasska was riding 🙂

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

you’re a funny guy.

Viking
1 year ago

Things are changing now the usaid has gone.
Stuff are running that video with Zelinsky on the front page.
More change needed.

Viking
1 year ago
howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Ah
suffer little children

and suffer they do
at the end of a pope pole

Ref Frs
-Donoghue of St Bedes and Silverstream
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360504165/man-accused-sexually-abusing-boys-prestigious-school-named

-Donoghue of Upper Hutt
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350457953/newshub-investigation-uncovers-new-allegations-against-priest-accused-of-sexual-abuse-in-upper-hutt

Its an infallible method
Move them around schools and parishes until they get caught, then move them again
God willing

I guess this popey can be grateful he did not get popped off after a month like the one in 1978.

Viking
1 year ago

Christopher Luxon pressed on handling of ministerial standards
Jenna Lynch is Stuff’s Senior Political Correspondent.
ANALYSIS: As the prime minister stumbled and stammered his way through a round of interviews on Tuesday morning, following the resignation of Andrew Bayly, Beehive insiders were cringing.
His appearance with Mike Hosking caused a colossal amount of chatter, due to Christopher Luxon’s inability to give a straight answer to a straight question: would you have sacked Andrew Bayly had he not resigned himself?
For those of us who interview Christopher Luxon on a regular basis, it was all too familiar with the blocking of questions through rote learned answers a common strategy for the PM.

The reaction to the Hosking interview around Parliament had MPs and staffers calling it a “train-wreck”, with even his own MPs cottoning on.
Some feel sorry for him, everyone has a bad day right? But others believed it was symptomatic of a wider problem and pattern.

Mcduff
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

It’s hard to pick a side when the options are Luxon or Jenna Lynch – can I just abstain and hate them both equally?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  rightoverlabour
1 year ago

Putin has a dry sense of humour.

He will be chuckling about that one

Big score-
Vance . Hey Vlody you came here to US last October and campaigned for Kamalala
not said – you fecking moron

next move
now bend over and take it
This is going to hurt
By year end 90% chance Vlod will be living en France
near when he can visit his Swiss bank easily and roll in his many millions.

Ross12
Reply to  rightoverlabour
1 year ago

Note this is the guy that Luxon and Seymour said, a week or so ago, is one of the great leaders in the world.

Curious
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Rule of thumb. Whatever Elmer thinks or says the opposite is likely true.

Viking
1 year ago

Some really good things get to happen.
kiwi’s are really smart.

Christchurch gel could revolutionise wound healing for burns, diabeticsA New Zealand company believes it is on the verge of a world-first breakthrough with a medicine that could revolutionise wound treatment in diabetics, the elderly and burns patients.
Right now, a gel made by Tissue Repair Technologies is being used successfully across the globe to treat wounds in horses and other companion animals – but from the beginning, it was designed to benefit humans.
And those behind it believe it could be a reality in a matter of months.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/christchurch-gel-could-revolutionise-wound-healing-for-burns-diabetics/355LMZMCVRDEXF6ULB6GU3FBGM/

If they can approve the jab overnight with bad testing, they can do this.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

The world of medicine is so corrupt

If some one comes up with a cure then the ones who lose future income buy up all patents ….
and bury it

happens over and over

Would you donate to cancer research ?
What we have seen for more than 50 years is cancer research go nowhere despite billions
because there are more billions available in prolonging a life by 6 months
why bother

My cousin 4 years ago had about 6 weeks chemo then said it is not worth it. He lived another 7 months anyway.
got to say goodbye .

when your body chemistry has a propensity for cancer then it will come back .

Always so many lies and subterfuge.

wiseowl
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

A guy I know has just had his 36th round of chemo.
I say nothing. Must be having a toll.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  wiseowl
1 year ago

fuck that, id rather a shorter but good quality of life then to buy some time by wasting whats left of my life sitting in hospitals getting poked prodded hacked up and pumped full of nasties.

the selfish and torturous things humans do for a lil bit more time is crazy… and expensive. i dont think the taxpayer should be responsible for buying sick folk a few more months or even a year, fair enough if it cures them enough to be a productive citizen for another decade but more often then not we blow money on the sick just for the feels.

Viking
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

So, rubbing your spit on burns works.
The old cooks and bakers knew that.

In the old bakeries with wood-fired bread ovens, getting burnt was just something that happened. The old bakers that were around when I was a kid all knew this.

Just as they could tell you if you have a fire, throw salt all over it. Some of the old ladies who grew up using wood stoves also knew this.

Went to a house a few years ago where the old lady had a fire on the porch through the back door. Her pantry was right there, so she grabbed the salt and shook it all over the fire. The fire was out when the fireman arrived, and he said to her, I never knew that.True story.

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Can’t read behind the payawll Viking — what is in the gel, that is, the active ingredient?

Last edited 1 year ago by Ross12
Viking
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

It works by stimulating the cells needed to begin vascularisation – the healing process.
“They start vascularising and basically regenerate tissue without creating scars, which is really cool,” says Marquez-Mazlin.

In explaining the discovery, Marquez-Mazlin gives the example of how quickly wounds heal in our mouths.
“There’s a protein in your mouth which helps you heal very quickly. It’s migration stimulation factor – MSF,” says Marquez-Mazlin.
Marquez-Mazlin and his colleagues were able to isolate the MSF protein and found that it’s not only the mouth where it helps with healing.
“But there’s a problem,” says Marquez-Mazlin, “proteins are like milk, they’ll degrade – they’ll go off.”

That’s where the breakthrough was made.
Professor Rudi Marquez-Mazlin from University of Canterbury. He and a team of colleagues have been working for almost 20 years on developing a gel that kickstarts the healing of wounds.

The team of Christchurch-based scientists successfully designed a small molecule that mimics the protein and has greater stability. It effectively marshals the cells, coordinating the body’s initial response to healing.

“[It] interacts with your cells and tells the cells what to do. ‘Okay, we need to make blood vessels’,” says Marquez-Mazlin.

He likens its effect to the starter motor in a car.
“If your starter doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter if we have a massive V8 engine. So, what this molecule does is like a starter [motor], just get it going and then the whole engine takes over. And we’re using the body’s own cell supply,” says Marquez-Mazlin.

He believes the potential for diabetes sufferers and the elderly is massive because both groups struggle to produce the “kick-starter” protein – and therefore are unable to properly heal their wounds.

“Take an example of [Type 2] diabetics, if you end up with a foot ulcer you have a pretty good chance of getting amputated because you’ll get infected. Then your life expectancy goes down to 60 months at best,” he says.
Initial laboratory trials proved successful with mice.
“We had diabetic mice, and we made them heal as fast as the healthy mice,” says Marquez-Mazlin.
But the team realised there was a problem with mice as a test case.
“Our musculature is very different – they will heal differently,” says Marquez-Maslin.
That’s when they began to trial their cutting-edge medicine on much larger patients.
“Horses are a lot like people, and horses suffer from really bad wound healing,” he says.
Progress pictures following the application of the TRTx gel to the leg of an injured horse. Photo / Supplied
“Like diabetics, particularly below the knee – they will not heal very quickly.”
The first equine patient was treated 3-4 years ago and Marquez-Mazlin says there has been no downside – “so far, so good”, he says.
The next step is the biggest. Seeking approval to use the gel on human subjects.
“We want to do a trial with burns patients at the hospital. If you have a burn, we bandage it. We can remove the heat away from the wound, but then we just bandage it and hope that it’s not too bad,” says Marquez-Mazlin.
“Also, people end up with horrendous scars.”

To gain approval, he’ll head to the Health and Disability Ethics Committee next week. Marquez-Mazlin says their submission will be led by highly regarded plastic surgeon, Dr Terry Creagh. Creagh was one of a team of Christchurch surgeons who treated Whakaari/White Island victims in 2019.

Injured from the Whakaari/White Island volcanic explosion are ferried into waiting ambulances at Whakatāne Wharf.
“We need to show that there is a good chance that it will have a positive effect on patients, that it will have no harm on them,” says Marquez-Mazlin.

Has he been tempted to trial the gel on his own wounds?
“I couldn’t comment. [But] I’m fairly confident it’ll work on people. Just leave it at that,” says Marquez-Mazlin.

If the gel is adopted in a human trial – the potential is huge.
“[New Zealand is] spending over a couple of billion dollars a year already, dealing with [Type 2] diabetic complications,” says Marquez-Mazlin.

The financial implications for Tissue Repair Technologies could also be significant – but Marquez-Mazlin insists the benefit to medicine is a greater reward.

“I do quite like the idea of actually doing something for the common good, you know? Oh it’d be nice to make tons of money, but I think the biggest job is something that helps and it’s actually affordable,” he says.

The gel was designed in New Zealand and is made in Christchurch.

The Health and Disability Ethics Committee confirmed that they’ll hear the application next week and must grant a decision on the same day.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Way back in 2021 so a long gestation if does finally happen in the next few months.

Just like Ivermectin, still to be only horse approved.
An interesting article.

….. 7 October 2021 …. identification of a special protein that enables the skin inside the human mouth to heal quickly, even on a warm wet surface, was how it all began …..
https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018815418/wound-gel-shows-promise-for-horses-and-humans

Was already approved by :—-
The Veterinary Council of New Zealand has approved the gel for trials and
he is now waiting for Environmental Protection Agency approval.

These things can not just be put out for the general public, but needs to be well tested, and go through all the various animal trials, then if no problems to human phase 1, 2,3, trials & not even be allowed an EUA, Emergency Use Approval, unless one has monstrous profiting financial backing.

Remember the Environment is not to be sacrificed either, except where edited, altered, gene technology can be allowed to flow !

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
rightoverlabour
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Also use Firefox but search for the firefox download that has the NZ Herald patch. No more paywall. ( not that I read the NZ hearld, but get a kick out of bypassing their paywalls)

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Read it, doesn’t mention the ingredients. Does say this though… “But the team realised there was a problem with mice as a test case.
“Our musculature is very different – they will heal differently,” says Marquez-Maslin.
That’s when they began to trial their cutting-edge medicine on much larger patients.
“Horses are a lot like people, and horses suffer from really bad wound healing,” he says.”

Ross12
Reply to  rightoverlabour
1 year ago

The reason I asked was because I was involved in some work, a few years back, with Manuka honey for wounds. Comvita developed a dressing using it, I think,.
But it certainly worked. I sent some samples of Manuka Honey powder to a friend who is a horse vet. He said it was timely because he was having real trouble with a client’s horse who had put it’s leg through a fence which resulted in a nasty cut. So my friend tried the powder and it cleared up the wound in a few days and apparently did not leave a scar.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

We knew a biologist from Ruakura Research in Hamilton. When asked about manuka on wounds he told me to use any honey, it all worked.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Manuka honey is well known for its healing properties. I have a feeling it something else, but the article is so badly written, you would not have a clue.

Viking
Reply to  rightoverlabour
1 year ago

Its clear enough ROL. Put ya glasses on.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

aw hell why is that epic loser poking his nose into shit? please tell me hes not looking to restart his grift and prey on gullable losers in an attempt to get his snout back in the trough?
bet hes found someway to feed from the trough as it is, he wont be making a living in the private sector i bet.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

uh oh, looks like a few triggered downtickers have already been suckered outve their money by the king of the north.

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

You are on here complaining about the cost of meat.

Guess why, you thick prick.

No cattle because the land has all gone to pine trees.

Ask your mate naaska how much land up his way and right on up to Gisborne has been planted in the suckers..

Land that once raised moo cows and baa lambs.

That is where the meat comes from. Baa lambs and moo cows.
( We thought we should remind you, as you don’t seem to remember.).

Sad we have to give you a lesson in the realities of farming.
You should get out more.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

lol and you think matt kong can stop it by not getting elected again.

Ross12
1 year ago

This is particularly for howitis who had a real go at the NZ Initiative and especially the Chairman ( Roger Partridge) and the CEO (Oliver Hartwich) yesterday.

Here is a rebuttal to Partridge’s anti Trump rant, published a few days ago, by a Queensland based law Professor , James Allan ( I think he is a Kiwi or at least taught law at Otago for many years) He really gives both barrels to Partridge.

https://breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2025/02/dr-james-allan-dictator-trump-thats.html

Viking
1 year ago

Its all go in the Ukraine. They are after that weazel.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=650489734182334&set=a.266328272598484

I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

hilarious, i attended a david seymour town hall meet on thursday and several questions asked were about the school lunches… going by seymours responses he wants them gone yesterday but bald jacinda wont allow it come hell or high water. me thinks seymour is just playing the game a bit to the point where luxon has no other option but to either cave to the media and lefties or scrap it entirely.

seymour made a brilliant point on how much of a shit example and precedent these whinging principals and teachers are setting about entitlement, victimhood and lack of responsibility.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/543386/prime-minister-expects-david-seymour-to-give-school-lunch-problems-his-full-attention

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Several news items have reported school principals saying school staff are enjoying the taxpayer funded lunches.

Are these staff (or the school) paying Fringe Benefit Tax for the supplied lunches?

NB: Schools paying the FBT is ‘Peter paying Paul’ so again funded by the taxpayer.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
Ross12
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Was it evident that NN is hobbling Seymour on other issues SB? That is, other than the obvious one , the TPB.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

yes although i think all 3 parties are hobbling each other as he was quite open and frank about the fact all 3 parties had to make concessions and that pretty much none of them fully got what they wanted on most issues.

in seymours own words… “its a threeway, and not the threeway anyone wants but we’re making it work”

he also said he was hopeful at the start his coalition partners would change their stance on the tpb but he now admits there zero chance of that but rekons in the near future itll get picked up again and progressed further. the conversation has started and it now will not die until its solved.

Last edited 1 year ago by I am a stupid boy
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Thanks Iaasb,
Good to hear that Seymour is playing the game, of letting out enough rope, plus a few half hitches around Luxon’s stumbling legs,.

I know it is hard for us to swallow, about how the media play & push up those Principals & teachers, where common-sense has been swept away.
Eventually it will expose them much more, as eventually that tide will turn, to sweep them, & their stupid nonsense away.

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
Starving Artist
Starving Artist
1 year ago

Hungary is looking better all the time. Too bad the language is so hard to learn:

https://dailytelegraph.co.nz/world/hungary-to-ban-lgbtq-parades-orban/

wiseowl
1 year ago

https://youtu.be/Bj80w-NndFY?si=Ktm3WH8SFybusFq4
Steven franks submission . Very thoughtful . Not like other submissions.

Ross12
Reply to  wiseowl
1 year ago

Thanks for highlighting that submission, wiseowl. Really good and a novel way for Steven to make his points.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

More follow up questions to the UK government from Lord Pearson who is now awaiting for some official explanations about “solitary confinement”, basically about the treatment of Tommy Robinson in jail.

Tommy Robinson’s Prison Responds To House Of Lords
https://youtu.be/KHJXgpTZhZo
30 minutes : 2nd March 2025 : Tousi TV : Mahyar Tousi :
First 13 minutes pretty much covers the issue before it goes into “talk back” mode.

So about 10th March, just over a week , to what answers will the government give though it will not be directly about TR.
Not that it will change much in the meantime.

  • – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

Noticeable about Keir Starmer at the Whitehouse press conference espousing how great “free speech” is in the UK.
Trump being polite, biting his tongue,

…. Starmer reassured that the UK has upheld free speech for “a very, very long time” and intends to maintain it in the years to come.
“Certainly, we wouldn’t want to reach across US citizens, and we don’t, and that’s absolutely right, but in relation to free speech in the UK I’m very proud of our history there.” …..
https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/us-news/jd-vance-directly-calls-out-keir-starmer-for-infringing-on-free-speech-in-uk-watch-101740706677494.html

Trump ‘giving them enough rope to hang themselves’, when the time is right.

I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

holy fucking shit how do you muppets afford to eat meat???

except for some mince and schnitzel we’re all out of delicious beef at the mo (nice plump wagyu getting homekilled on monday 🙂 ) and mrs sb demands some chunky ribeye steaks to go with her birthday feast so stupid boy not wanting to miss out on feeding mrs sb his sausage later stupidly agreed to buy some… i would be better off to let everyone starve and have just spent the money on a hooker to get a root ffs.

even shitty cuts of meat are a rippoff, then theres the larger several kg chunks of meat for over 200bux who the fuck buys that? a tiny rolled roast is 30bux ffs, a couple of chops are 15bux, sausages and saveloys are even extortionate prices.
we eat meat pretty much every meal both lunch and tea, id hate to workout what the cost of that would be if we were to buy it! probs be 3 or 400 a week at a guess

anyways looking forward to filling the freezer again with beef, theres 2 hogs almost ready to kill too and 6 fat lambs to bowl over at some stage. ill fill 2 large chest freezers with a years worth of meat and wont even have cost me 1500bux, just need a lil time and patience to grow the stuff 🙂 yum!
no doubt bob from bobs curtains will have a cry its not fair and demand i pay some sortve tax to kill and eat beautiful homegrown meat.

Ross12
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Just out of curiosity SB, approximately how much does it cost to have a beef home killed and butchered up for your freezer

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

depends what you get done and its usually per kg, a good size animal 280-300kg on the hook just cut up, vac packed along with a few silversides 5-600 but once you start getting smallgoods made it starts getting expensive (bout 10bux per kg).
pigs are around 90bux for fresh pork, 140 if you get bacon done.

sheep/lambs 35bux

theres killing costs ontop of that too if youre not into doing it yourself, 160 for a beefie im usually a tightarse and do it myself only takes 30-40mins but im too busy this time so pay homekill man.
i kill all our pigs and lamb tho, wifey and the kids kill the meat chooks.

most homekill is far superior to storebought stuff, and tbh even if it cost me more id still do it.

Ross12
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Thanks.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

and why does supermarket meat look so anemic?
have they fucked with it or is it just due to the way the stuffs grown in a hurry these days.

rightoverlabour
1 year ago

This suggests a definite ink. Vaxes and Cardiac issues.
https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-publicationfirst-peer-reviewed?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

BREAKING Publication—First Peer-Reviewed Risk Stratification Protocol for Future Cardiac Arrest after COVID-19 VaccinationImportant step reveals hidden risk of cardiac arrest among vaccinated.
And on this I’d probably go with McCullough over our resident expert.

Ross12
1 year ago

What will all those globalist, elite EU leaders say about this, given their out pouring of support for Zelensky ? ( the latest lot of messages on X are identical wording, so who is the puppet master?)

https://dailytelegraph.co.nz/news/ukrainian-mp-calls-for-zelenskys-impeachment-following-oval-office-humiliation/

I hope this MP has very good security.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Zelensky kicked out of the WH without press conference

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t21OERWmxUY
NEW: Trump update on Zelensky meeting

President Trump spoke to reporters outside the White House before departing for Florida. Trump spoke about his interactions with Ukraine President Zelenskyy today in the Oval Office.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
nasska
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

The Mad Queen’s Public Interest Journalism Fund was a similar but smaller scale rort of the taxpayer. We are being brainwashed & we are forced to pay for our own indoctrination.

Curious
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

Time were cheated Angela Jolie got 20m just for visiting Zelenski.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

Did they snort cocaine together?

Viking
1 year ago

Is that short arsed bald headed gnome living in this world or is he as mad as his mate Zeleinsky?

Trump, Zelenskyy clash: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon reacts to ‘robust’ meeting, supports Ukraine
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon reacted to Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s “robust exchange” in a White House meeting saying, “New Zealand remains steadfast in its support for Ukraine.”
And tonight, the Ukraine leader has thanked Luxon for his support via a social media post.
The US President and the Ukrainian President had a shouting match in the Oval Office on Friday,
“You’re either going to make a deal or we’re out,” Trump told Zelenskyy. The meeting was meant to ease tensions over the sudden US outreach to Russia, but it now left them inflamed, Agence France-Presse reported.
“You’re gambling with the lives of millions of people. You’re gambling with World War Three, and what you’re doing is very disrespectful to this country,” Trump said

( no he didn’t but don’tt let the obvious trth get in ya way)

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/trump-zelenskyy-clash-prime-minister-christopher-luxon-reacts-to-robust-meeting-supports-ukraine/X42TTTOER5HXJLIYKUTZNGKXQQ/

Viking
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Note the spelling.accredited journo did that.

Viking
1 year ago

No names but that bloody jab again.

An award-winning New Zealand businessman due to appear in a local television series was flown to intensive care after being plucked face-down from the water near Great Barrier Island.
A rescuer has described the moment he saw the man floating lifelessly, before rushing into the water, pulling him ashore and keeping him alive with CPR and a defibrillator before the victim was airlifted to hospital in Auckland.
A Hato Hone St John spokesperson confirmed it was notified of a water-related incident at Medlands Beach on Sandhills Rd, Great Barrier, at 5.33pm on Saturday.
“One helicopter, one first response unit and one prime responder attended. One patient, in a serious condition, was airlifted to Middlemore Hospital.”

Viking
1 year ago

Rubio has acted. No more money or aid to fix the power grid.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=650536034177704&set=a.266328285931816

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lC7NokERGk
The Truth About Tommy Robinson’s Imprisonment

Jordan Peterson and Ezra Levant discuss the unjust imprisonment of Tommy Robinson.

Tommy wouldn’t bend the knee

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1OIK9PVxNk
Steve Bannon: “Walk the F*ck Away” from Ukraine Economic Partnership Deal

Walj away without the minerals, it’s not worth it.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
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