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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

Good morning,
So from tilting at the wind-mills, to the tilt of the kilt;– we arise.

So do not fence us in; as you straddle the boundary’s fence which will find your vulnerabilities & rip apart your curtains & laces to expose that hidden agenda.

So another fine day, to get out & about in and make the most of.
Any possible shower will be welcome.

Tarquin
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

Could definitely use some rain up this way. Haven’t had to mow the lawns for a while now.

BertP
BertP
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

I see that you will be able to water your lawn with fluoridated water soon.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  BertP
1 year ago

give your lawn Brawndo: The Thirst Mutilator

From Idiocracy
[a documentary made in 2006 to inform us of the Convid Era ]

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Tarquin
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

That was a great movie and unfortunately incredibly prophetic.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  BertP
1 year ago

I have a friend with a large vegetable garden in Otahuhu. His plants get watered with tap water. The bill comes to several hundred dollars a season. It’s a bit like the petrol bill to boat out to the back of Waiheke Island to catch fish.
It’s not cost effective, but it is fun.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
1 year ago

Like golf

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  bobthebldr
1 year ago

“Golf – a good walk ruined.” -Mark Twain

Viking
Reply to  bobthebldr
1 year ago

No, thats an even bigger hole looking for that hole in one and then in sorrow drowning them at the clubhouse when it didn’t happen.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
1 year ago

yep yep that is what it is

By the time the fruit and vege are in season they are at the lowest price in the shops
all that fert, water and labour cost is undercut

That is an indicator of how efficient the supply chain has become
….where govts tried to break it in 2020/21

but with the flouride the carrots will have good teeth !!

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I am a stupid boy
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

yea howie but theres a massive quality and taste difference between homegrown and store bought produce, huge. stupid boy is now a snob and dosent eat commercial grown veges now, yuk its so tough n stringy and tastes so bland… plus zero chemicals etc on our homegrown stuff is added bonus.

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

I do fruit trees

feijoa about to come online

mandarins for winter. Colour in the garden and Vit C July/August

cpl lemon trees so six months supply or more at a stretch

put in olive tree about 2016 someone gave me. Still just a fruitless bush I chop back

veges a bit of hard work

Fruit trees I just put food scraps in for fert
(Avoided Mr Eds high prices on Fert)

my cousie on a rural 3 acres out of Invers has 2 glass houses (plastic) as did his father . Either all in or don’t bother is my view.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

is it a self pollinating olive? sometimes you need a male tree aswell but they do take 4 or 5 years to fruit. my FIL has a heap of the things.

we have about 20fruit trees here too but the bloody possums get everything before we do grrrr.

veges are pretty easy… i just leave it to wifey 🙂

when i lived in takaka there were about 100 odd mandarin trees and dozen or so fijoas next door and the old dude told everyone on the road to just help themselves. i was broke as back then and thought it was a great source of free food… i scoffed a whole washing basket of mandarins between milkings one saturday, needless to say the afternoon milking i had a severe squirty arse and had to shit down the drain every 10mins. didnt learn my lesson and i love mandarins so had the shits for a few months although not to the same severity as that milking.

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

A vegetable garden can be quite cheap to start if you use seeds and make your own fertilizer (worm farm). We don’t use any bug sprays and don’t have much trouble with bugs. The left-overs feed the worm farm.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  BertP
1 year ago

cost of water when dry like this year is the setback .
I have a 300 litre collection off the garage roof
but any larger – over 1000 litres- has a cost that may not give payback
looked into it 8 or so years ago

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

= Sticky Fingers

[the best R.S. album IMO ]

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
1 year ago

im thankful i we have a bore behind the house, no chlorine, flouride, caustic soda and whatever else is added to town water… plus no inflated rates bill or water charges because of it.

and not all boaties are city poofters who spend $400 fuel to catch a couple of fillets of fish 🙂
same with hunting to for meat too i guess, but to most who garden, hunt and fish its their “me time” and its done for the fun and possible reward.
if we only done stuff purely for economic reasons we would all be dull miserable folk working 24/7 and just buy everything.
sometimes money can buy happiness, just not in the form most imagine it to be.

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

Kiss goodbye all that entertainment, hobby and tinkering money. Activities that all come supplied with ‘a black hole’ to chuck the bucks into so we can have a wee tad of enjoyment, whatever your poison may be.

Hubby always has a new expensive project on the go. Damn those courier delivery drivers knock a lot to drop off the latest desired gizmo or thing-a-bob.//

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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
1 year ago

Water is to be played with.

Some body has to pay for the high salaried technicians & bureaucracy that rule with , UV rays filters, the reverse osmosis filters, the chlorine, plus the addition of fluoride. 😯 🙂

So it is the fish & vege premiums to be enjoyed. 🙂

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Viking
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

Then of course one must remember that water is what fish fornicate in.

howitis
howitis
1 year ago

I’m willing to bet $500 that there will be NO RMA reform before Oct 2026 when luxcinda hands back control to liebour,
as per they masters voice
yap yap

So notional are the lead team in the coalition,… Right

So they ARE the fecking govt, right !!
they can do what they like

They can ban guns, ban oil and gas, on a whim, lock down honest people in their homes for months but on RMA
…. They will TRY to introduce a Bill before the end of this year
OK then
and IF they manage to do that, don’t hold your breath
They will again TRY to pass new laws before OCT 2026

that is all folks
Aspirational

when in fact all new work will stop in July 2026 while politicians stop and tell you how great they are so that you can elect them to sit around another 3 years with their thumbs up their arse

Except , while notional has had their thumbs up their arse , liebour will continue with the Starmerisation of ao tear rower, Yes, that will be the place name by 2040

WEF rules mofos

and they will still take 7 weeks off over Xmas, like a Primary school kid- but on decent pay, with the occasional appearance at Ratana and shit

So nothing will happen… I bet a hard $500 on it

Not only that but it is aspirational of luxon/bishop to replace the RMA – all talk of course -with 2 new bills
What happened to trimming back on legislation ha ha
another aspiration/LIE

—————-
The history of the RMA
This was prepared by liebour under the evil Geoffrey palmer but not passed in 1990
So notional picked it up under bolger/soimon upton and passed it in 1991
…then whinged about it ever since

In nine loooooong years, johnny keys moaned about it, but did nothing about it
They are the fucking government
We know Trump has made his position clear
but it is all to much for placeholder luxcinda

Last edited 1 year ago by howitis
nasska
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

The RMA as it was drafted wasn’t a bad bit of legislation. All it really stated was that you couldn’t export the effects of whatever you were doing over your boundaries. Instance: you could doze a track on your property but you couldn’t let the runoff enter the river.

But it was hijacked by the nimbys who used it to protect views, businesses to prevent competitors moving in on their territory & local body bureaucrats to expand their fiefdoms all with the blessings of the legal profession who benefited greatly.

Nothing wrong with the aims of the law. Just the way it was written & interpreted.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

nasska

You forgot to mention the ‘Iwi’ ‘cut’ as well!!

THAT raised costs considerably.

wiseowl
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Dead right Nasska.
Councils had to have policies and rules to enable the Act and it was high jacked by bureaucrats that used it to implement the UN agenda.

wiseowl
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

Well they did make many amendments that made it worse.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

He’s a tad busy right now. but wait for their new phone using satellites and screwing the telcos.
Thats once he has drained the enemy’s bank accounts. That fella Soros must be tightening his arsehole these days.

nasska
1 year ago

In a hospital’s Intensive Care Unit, patients always died in the same bed, on Sunday morning, at about 11:00 am, regardless of their medical condition.

This puzzled the doctors and some even thought it had something to do with the super natural.

No one could solve the mystery as to why the deaths occurred around 11:00 AM Sunday, so a worldwide team of experts was assembled to investigate the cause of the incidents

The next Sunday morning, a few minutes before 11:00 AM all of the doctors and nurses nervously waited outside the ward to see for themselves what the terrible phenomenon was all about.

Some were holding wooden crosses, prayer books, and other holy objects to ward off the evil spirits

Just when the clock struck 11:00, Rangi Johnson, the part-time Sunday cleaner, entered the ward and unplugged the life support system so he could use the vacuum cleaner.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

That was a “Morse” episode except it was a female cleaner and Morse was visiting the ward and happened to catch the cleaner in action.

Tarquin
1 year ago

I was reading the harrowing horror story about the eleven year old girl who they thought was a 20 year old escaped mental patient who was taken away by the cops and ended up in a mental hospital. A couple of things here seem a bit odd. Firstly it wasn’t the cops who thought she was 20, someone reported a girl they thought was about 20 acting strangely and the hospital decided she matched the description of a missing patient. The cops said she was non verbal what ever that means. I would imagine most people who are out at 6:30 in the morning and get taken away in a police car would find some way of communicating. Her parents never reported her missing for another 12 hours. Why did they wait so long to call the cops knowing she was non communicative and apparently autistic? How long had she really been missing for? Something doesn’t sound right and for once I don’t think the cops have done anything wrong.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

No T, Plod probably did nothing wrong, but the Great Leader, Nude Nut of Botany, OBE (Other Buggers Efforts) and Bar sees it differently and Plod have a lot to answer for.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/pm-luxon-decries-unacceptable-failure-to-inform-ministers-of-11yo-misidentified-by-police/RXOFYM57MVCNHCIY2AGR7CYFZU/

FJA
FJA
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
1 year ago

A few questions:

Why would a minister need to be informed?
How did the police take an 11 yo for a 20 yo?
Was the 11 yo off, playing, or was she actually “missing” before the police picked her up?
Even if the police realised she was not the other person, were they justified taking her into care given that she was alone on a bridge (and suffering from an obvious disability)? I think so.
What did her parents think? Were they relieved that the police had picked their child up, or pissed off about the drugs?
Why were the drugs administered? Presumably because the girl was distraught. It’s an unfortunate coincidence that she was unable to communicate with them.

I’m not a fan of the police, but I think Luxon is being a cock, as usual.

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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

This will be why the media & other pundits again push the idea of the “maori economy” & the ‘great maori business’s’ being a benefit to the New Zealand economy overall.

You’d Never Guess How Much You Are Paying Maori Every Year
https://youtu.be/8wYjW6qLpO4
24 minutes 25 secs : Mar 23, 2025 : Stop Co-Governance : Julian Batchlor

…… the point is, Maori need a lot MORE help than other ethnic groups, than all other citizens. ….

…… Luxon has picked up where Ardern left off.
He is throwing fuel on the fire, feeding the monster. …..

…… Essentially, satisfying Maori ‘needs’ and ‘demands’ has bankrupted our country and the situation is set to get worse.
A lot worse.

The vid clip is based on an article back in 2004, which makes an interesting but sad read, as we know the maori grievance industry has so successfully escalated over the past 1/4 century.
https://stopcogovernance.kiwi/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Maori-tax-benefits-Richard-Prebble.pdf

The maori way, pays very big dividends! like a lot more good oil being wastefully poured on a squeaky wheel, & so it will continue.

The aim is to put Co-Governance on the table,, the old “for maori, by maori’, as soon as possible, supposedly to fix maori issues. ….. yeah right …. where co-governance is “the ring to rule over all of us”.
Are the supposed maori problems being fixed?

Some great issues that are being raised about that in this video clip.
But will ordinary kiwis, the voters, the silenced majority, the shy voter, have any effect in this coming election?

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

See how the consultations work for a City Council.
That then leads to :—

the Council is cutting Aukaha a $750,000 cheque for handouts to clubs and groups.”
https://www.taxpayers.org.nz/revealed_cultural_consultants_cash_in_1365m_dunedin_rates_soar

And what ever else they can get their nose into advising, like land-fills, etc..
All in the name of Co-Governance, all to disrupt the original organisation & set a new pattern.

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
FJA
FJA
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

IRD are sending people to talk to Ngai Tahu over the proposed (upcoming?) changes to charities.

Interesting that Ngai Tahu should be so bothered, ay. Also interesting that IRD is pandering to them.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

simpleton

In respect of ‘…… The point is, Maori need a lot MORE help than other ethnic groups, than all other citizens. ….

Can someone (Anyone?) tell me why, despite being given an immense amount of assistance (Both financial and material) in numerous areas, this might be?

Thanks.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Komata
1 year ago

It’s exactly kine the two recent trials of UBI. Instead of giving people the time/financial freedom to better themselves, the majority ended up doing LESS work, not improving their skills and actually earning less overall.

Basically – handouts are bad for people!

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Komata
1 year ago

Thanks Komata for your inquiry, And for any others, ”
we have to stop seeing what we know! !
We have start knowing what we see ! ! !

Then we will be much more effective.

About community organization, he [Saul Alinsky] writes:

“The first step in community organization is community disorganization. The disruption of the present organization is the first step toward community organization. Present arrangements must be disorganized if they are to be displaced by new patterns that provide the opportunities and means for citizen participation. All change means disorganization of the old and organization of the new.” https://logancochrane.com/blog/rules-for-radicals

Saul Alinsky was such a kindly man, such a kindly man …. Yeah right ….

This is why I go on about seeing the works of Hegelian Dialectics where others only see and call out hypocrisy.
They do not mind as they figure they over the target, seeing the flak.

Also how Discourse Consensus is used to shape us, to accept the progressive way.

To be aware of the “Delphi Technique” when the community is being consulted..

It is though a lot of damm work to counter.

The part that amazes me is when it is grounded into the young, and practiced through their lives, they simply live & breath it.

Where people based on what can be called the old-fashion principles, common sense, find it is very difficult to understand where they are coming from.

It is as if they have learnt a different language.

That is why I harp a bit about it, practicing that language, that in part I can see, in part knowing of, so I practice that here. and one does need to keep on practicing, and seem to be too slow in learning this.
Kapich ? 🙂

“Long live the revolution” “The revolution must continue” eh Comrade.
Though we do know it is contrary to us, and indeed dangerous.
So the above link may give you a little insight?

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Komata
1 year ago

The gubment payout is the ‘food’ re Pavlov’s Dog: Every time Maori squeal NN and his predecessors give them another payout. Maori have learnt to squeal (grift the taxpayer).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jd7Jdug5SRc

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
FJA
FJA
Reply to  waikatogirl
1 year ago

It’s human nature, right. Not unique to Maori.

Last edited 1 year ago by FJA
Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Komata
1 year ago

The warrior gene?

Tarquin
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

I think the warrior gene may have been savagely attacked by the benefit mite and the bludger moth. Any keen gardener like myself would see that straight away. Easiest way to fix the problem is a good dose of cut back dust and spray regularly with work for the dole concentrate. Follow me for more exciting tips.

Ross12
1 year ago

The spooks are at it again in the UK, to keep Starmer happy. MI5 find an undamaged Russian passport near the substation that caught fire and subsequently closed Heathrow, for awhile.

https://t.me/thewhiterosenz/197702/306292

I suppose there are plenty of the general public who will sucked in by this.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

ffs you fall for a piss take very easily.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

Dropped an undamaged Russian passport while of a covert attack

Yeah Sure
A message from Tui

a hell of a lot will believe it

Same as the Salisbury novichok crap
Shoulda got Enid Blyton to write that story -would have had less holes.

nasska
1 year ago

For most readers of this forum confirmation wasn’t required but economist & former contributor to the NZ Herald Robert MacCulloch reckons that the paper has lost its way.
Responding to news of Jim Grenon’s purchase of shares in NZME he asks of the editor, “is it concerned that a takeover may end its outrageous bias?” He goes on to state, “I strive to write from a ‘critic and conscience’ non-partisan perspective … However I’ve found that the Herald is not letting me do so.”

https://centrist.nz/nz-herald-has-lost-its-way-says-economist-robert-macculloch/

So much for editorial independence if all that amounts to is the freedom to act as a cheerleader & propagandist for Labour & the Left.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

nasska
‘
How the mighty doth fall; The mighty ‘New Zealand Herald’, the paper that was at one time, loudly and proudly, a bastion of free capitalism and right wing ideology, reduced to the status of a second-rate proto-socialist rag, with no future and very little of worth in it’s recent past.

The founders, men of capital and status that they were, will no doubt be rotating in their graves.

Ross12
1 year ago

I’m only half way through this Redacted interview video, but it is really good. A former very senior Congressman is spilling the beans on 9/11 etc. Worth watching to understand yet again how bad the deep state is.
But look at this short video first where the guy gives a rant on the background to the interview.
https://t.me/thewhiterosenz/197702/306246

The interview
https://t.me/thewhiterosenz/197702/306247

I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

apparenrtly its 5yrs today since cindy went full covid nazi tyrant and locked the country down in an effort to prevent sniffles.

we wont ever forget you fucking piece of shit, same goes for the other culprits involved. hendy, baker, pink landwhale, bloomfailed and fucking sausage roll hipkins.
fuck the fucking lot of ya, i hope karma catches up with you all and you suffer worse then you made our country abd citizens suffer through your cruel and inhumane actions.

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Here is what Seymour said. to the new commission.
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1183516886478921&set=a.472950947535522

Five years ago today, New Zealanders entered the first Covid-19 lockdown.
Under Jacinda Ardern’s watch, what began as a “short and sharp” response morphed into a relentless series of draconian lockdowns that shuttered small businesses, scarred children’s educational progress, and alienated New Zealanders who were stuck overseas or impacted by vaccine mandates.
The economic response of borrow-and-spend, backed by easy money from the Reserve Bank, saw soaring prices and a subsequent mortgage crunch, which households are still feeling today. The debt, and the interest on that debt, will be paid by taxpayers for generations.
We cannot afford not to learn from mistakes made during Covid. In ACT‘s coalition agreement, we secured an expansion of the official inquiry into Covid-19. Have your say at http://www.covid19inquiry.nz.

The comments are not complimentary.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Some covid cunts in there, I notice.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

…In ACT‘s coalition agreement, we secured an expansion of the official inquiry into Covid-19…

Woop de do

as we have found out pretty much everything in the notional – ACT coalition agreement has been diluted to the point of being the Dead Sea LOLs

Mr Compliant
Mr VaXXX
Mrs Zelensky’s handbag procurer.

ACT The libertarian party . my arse !!!

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

And the bastards have learnt a lot to be even more competent in bringing much more into play.
After all they were never called to account, just white wash commissions.

It will not be exactly as we experienced before, as they will also figure in new tricks.

Already down your way, Southland poultry had only a benign bird-flu, but the rule was to kill the poultry on the farm, was of duty.

As the demand for an ostrich kill off in Canada, and is now raised about dairy cows, & the workers, so even sheep get in on the action of bird flue.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/universal-ostrich-kill-cull-avian-flu-1.7446768#:~:

That herd immunity occurred after a few ostrich deaths, but the authorities did not want to admit that.

25th March 2025 …. “All keepers must maintain good biosecurity which is essential to protect the health and welfare of their animals and critical to preventing the further spread of disease in the event of an outbreak,” she said.
“Strict biosecurity measures have been implemented to prevent the further spread of disease.
https://www.sheepcentral.com/uk-authorities-confirm-first-bird-flu-case-in-sheep/

Then the bastards want to try “gain of function” in so called preventive concepts, to be ready to shoot ahead with vaccinations for all livestock will soon be another profitable venture.

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

After they get rid of the last of the world’s livestock someone might eat their patented insect protein.

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

Feeling a bit “butt hurt” over the bitch and her authoritarian treatment Sb? 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣 //

That’s what we have been saying for the past five years.

I agree SA. Start a list. lol

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

I would be delighted to see them all fed into a woodchipper, feet first and fully conscious.

Saggy
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

.

fargo
nasska
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

I’ll pay for the diesel to run the chipper!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2XwniqTIwQw
Winston Peters: It became a time of arrogance when “the podium of truth” was being claimed.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
Viking
1 year ago

Climate Change Minister Simon Watts says Paris Agreement participation ‘crucial’ for NZ after deputy PM Winston Peters calls it a ‘flight of futility’

Climate Change Minister Simon Watts says New Zealand cannot afford to pull out of the Paris Agreement despite Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters suggesting otherwise.
The deputy PM and NZ First leader criticised NZ’s involvement in the international climate treaty during his speech at NZ First’s State of the Nation event in Christchurch on Sunday.
Watts told interest.co.nz on Monday evening Peters’ comments on the Paris Agreement were said in his capacity as leader of NZ First, and NZ needed to participate in the international climate treaty.
“Our participation protects our trade access and our farmers’ trade access. As a small, exporting nation who exports over 80% of its agricultural production, our participation is crucial,” he said.
“We cannot risk losing access to valuable export markets which are the backbone of our economy and farming communities.”

https://www.interest.co.nz/public-policy/132545/climate-change-minister-simon-watts-says-paris-agreement-participation-

“The Commission’s role is to provide independent, impartial, expert advice to the Government. Our core work programme is set out in the Climate Change Response Act 2002 legislation. The Government has choices on what decisions it makes, the Commission’s advice helps them understand different choices and how they add up,” a Commission spokesperson replied.
“Under its obligations in the Climate Change Response Act, the Commission’s advice must be based on delivering an economically and technically achievable, and socially just transition to net zero by 2050.”

Why.is the question.
Why 2050 and not 3050?

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

A poster on Good Oil put this BS “lose of access” in perspective.

“So, what if NZ lose access?
Here are the latest figures for NZ’s export in 2024:
China: $10.80 billion
United States: $5.45 billion
Australia: $5.36 billion
Japan: $2.32 billion
South Korea: $1.29 billion
Singapore: $1.06 billion
United Kingdom: $1.05 billion
Indonesia: $977.77 million
Malaysia: $899.25 million
Thailand: $766.96 million
Not a single EU country is in the top 10.”

Viking
1 year ago

the sick cunt can’t stop himself.

Sir Ashley Bloomfield’s lockdown anniversary warning: Another pandemic is coming
Sir Ashley Bloomfield has warned that another global pandemic could be imminent – even through the current bird flu outbreak.
And on the five-year anniversary of the first Covid lockdown, reflecting on what he got wrong Bloomfield admitted: “We could have done more listening”.
The former Director-General of Health said: “I’m not a sensationalist” but made it clear that he believes the world faces another pandemic like Covid in the near future – and by that he means within the next five years.
“If we’ve got five years before the next pandemic, I would take it.”

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360628157/sir-ashley-bloomfields-lockdown-anniversary-warning-another-pandemic-coming

“The other thing that gets me through is actually the feedback I get from people on a daily basis, face to face, where people will just come up to me spontaneously and are really grateful for what the team did, what we did as a country, and reflect on that.

time someone told this arsehole to stick his head up his arse and breathe deeply.

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FJA
FJA
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

That’s surely his safe space.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

I find it hard to believe that no one has come up to him spontaneously and punched him in the face. He must have good security.

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Bloomfield is on board with the Globalists wanting another pandemic, even if they have to manufacture it like last time, so can try to get control over us.
Go and live in Europe, along with all the other nutters who think like that, Bloomfield if that is your thinking.

Viking
1 year ago

Speculation about Stuff and Trade Me deal, possible acquisition5 •11:51am

Online auction and classifieds site Trade Me is reportedly in talks with Stuff about possible acquisition of its digital arm.
But both companies are refusing to comment to Stuff on any possible deal, with Stuff saying it would never comment on potential third parties interested in investing in its businesses.
NZ Herald’s Media Insider has reported speculation of the full or part acquisition of Stuff’s digital arm, including the Stuff news website, by Trade Me.
In the column, Shayne Currie said he understood the two companies had been in talks about a deal.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360627500/speculation-about-stuff-and-trade-me-deal-possible-acquisition

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

So Stuff is stuffed.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

trademe could start a $1 reserve auction 🙂

Curious
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

The bidding might get as high as $1.50.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

50% ROI sinead will be stoked.

Saggy
1 year ago

Go Paul, you good thing. What a top bloke.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/waikato-lawyer-paul-fisher-filmed-yelling-at-pro-palestine-protesters-in-cambridge/JTGCXYDSD5EVLEXQB2N2B6BQAU/

No doubt the peaceful left will see fit to burn his house down.

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

DOGE discovers $millions of small business loans sent to under 11 year olds.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpVdDyJPOXk
‘Darkly hilarious’: DOGE exposes $330 million in loans awarded to children

Newsweek Senior Editor-at-Large Josh Hammer discusses the “inane” and “perverse” left-wing opposition to the Trump administration and the Department of Government Efficiency.
 

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

“One of the men suffered dog bites while being arrested and was taken to Whangārei Hospital for treatment.”

Police chase two men and end up arresting both. Good job dog!

Whangarei. Wish they had two dogs and both dogs got to have a nibble.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  BertP
1 year ago

sounds like they chomped the right guy but theres been quite a few times the pigs have fucked up and let the dog have a chew on an innocent person.

i dont trust cops on the best of days, i trust a cop with a dog even less.

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

I used to go out with the police as a “ride-along” on Friday nights in East LA. What an adrenalin rush some of those nights were. Knocking on doors at 2 AM with arrest warrants to see if the perps were there. Found one hiding behind the washing machine one time. Don’t know which of us was more scared!

The cops had bullet proof vests, I had none. I am much older and wiser now. Want to live long enough to see my grandkids grow up.

nasska
Reply to  BertP
1 year ago

It’s a good job then that you didn’t go “ride-along” on police patrols in the rural town I started work in. There some service outlet had a brainfart about sending helpers or observers along with cops on single patrol duties on Saturday & Sunday nights.

One of the volunteers who raised both hands was a local garage proprietor who did his time as a mechanic after being refused admittance into the police force early on. It should have rung alarm bells from the get go that he was unsuitable but within a few weeks he began his little power trip.

The volunteers were only supposed to sit still & do what they were told but this turkey wanted to be part of the action. He hit the deck a few times & one of the local pissheads laid him out on the footpath while handcuffed which wasn’t a bad effort.

Turned out that the local lawbreakers put up with the local cop turning them over but weren’t going to put up with the Noddy acting like the local sheriff or maybe Police Dog Rough.

The scheme died a natural death.

BertP
BertP
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Funny but true storey. One of the nights that I went with the cops as a “ride-along” we were called out to help a lady in distress. She had met a guy at a bar and stupidly allowed him to go home with her. Turns out he was stealing her blind and in desperation called the cops to get rid of him. It was very late at night when we pulled up to her place to find her outside with her small child waiting for us to help. The cops were powerless to help without “cause” but while talking to her he came outside dressed in only his underwear. The cops grabbed him using “undedecent exposure” as an excuse. They stuffed him into the backseat of our cop car to await another car to collect him. He was very drunk and yelling profanities out the back window. I then informed my cop buddies that I had left the right rear door open when exiting the cop car. He never realized he could have jumped out of the car at any time.

I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

mmmmmmmmm mrs sb has just returned with 4 dozen fresh bluff oysters!!! yum.

i see a couple of outfits arent fishing/dredging them this year, tbh its about time and i rekon they need to close the fishery for a few years to let it recover. mates that have been out rekon its even worse then last year, lots of dead empty oyster shells from the parasite/virus thingee thats fucking them up.

ill be sure to get a few dozen more before the season ends just incase it does close next year. id just about bet my left nut the maori wizards rahui it!!!

Viking
1 year ago

I know, but this would be a sport for a few around here.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/983991360536450

Curious
1 year ago

Couldn’t happen to a more deserving candidate.
Could the same treatment be applied here to our cabal of totalitarians?
You all know who I mean.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14529235/Daniel-Andrews-banned-Bundalong.html?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton

nasska
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

…..”Couldn’t happen to a more deserving candidate.”…..

If it’s an Australasian competition the Mad Queen would run him a close second.

Viking
1 year ago

Jim wants a breast enlargement.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1823918848354764
😆

Viking
1 year ago

David Seymour 
Remember how Labour gave nearly $3 million to a Mongrel Mob-led rehab programme?
That money came from the Proceeds of Crime Fund. The criteria for funding was so loose that it was effectively being used to cuddle criminals.
Enter Nicole McKee MP. Today she announced the Proceeds of Crime Fund will instead be used to – imagine this – reduce violent crime.
New criteria will see funding focused on targeted initiatives that prevent crime before it escalates into violent crime. We saw a preview of this approach last week, when proceeds of crime were allocated toward CCTV, lighting, and security patrols in central Auckland.
Under Labour, crime paid. Now, ACT is ensuring it doesn’t.

Curious
1 year ago

An evaluation of the evidence for climate change using grok 3.
I am liking grok more & more it seems to be an AI which actually has the I part.

“We conclude that the anthropogenic CO₂-Global Warming hypothesis lacks empirical substantiation, overshadowed by natural drivers such as temperature feedbacks and solar variability, necessitating a fundamental reevaluation of current climate paradigms. ” 

https://scienceofclimatechange.org/wp-content/uploads/SCC-Grok-3-Review-V5-1.pdf

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

while its good to see a non woke ai i think you really should be saying “I am liking grok more & more it seems to be biased towards my own views and isnt showing my things i dont like”…. aka a safe space.

while the inbuilt wokeness and bias in other ai chatbots was absurd there will without a doubt be the equivilent on grok just in different areas. youll know it because it will trigger leftests and woke fuckwits.

Curious
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

I have a number of reasons for liking grok. It has provided accurate information for a couple of problems I was trying to solve. So far I see no evidence of it providing answers that are not accurate. Did you look at the link? it wasn’t me that asked it about cc it was a study. Frankly if it gave any other answer it would have been surprising. Having said all that there is no guarantee that it won’t change in the future, I have been lied to by other AI systems that have told me that it didn’t have the information I was looking for, but admitted that it did after being challenged. I agree that it is necessary to keep a degree of scepticism with any information from the web including AI.

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