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

IAASB

I note that the article DOESN’T say who is promoting this change.

Does anyone know?

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Yep SB, they can just fuck off. My father who served in Crete, North Africa Guadalcanal, Vella Lavella and then Green Island (Nissan Island) would be turning in his grave. If this happens, I have been to my last ANZAC Day service. TAH.

Viking
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
1 year ago

Another reason for a day off and more sucking the tit of the taxpayers.

Saggy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

Excellent. No doubt we’ll be sending a kapa haka group to Gallipoli now.

Last edited 1 year ago by Saggy
freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

Im all for that provided they don’t come back.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  freethinker
1 year ago

Don’t forget the plane load of friends, family and hangers on on five star travel arrangements.

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

Thanks Iaasb, as the system will say, you have been consulted.

This has been brewing for some years and just waited for a facilitator like John Key & his UNDRIP, then Ardern.
Now the opportunity to strike while facilitator Luxon & activist Potaka have seen “tikanga” precedence in the Judiciary, & now working on a joint committee to ratify “tikanga” into Parliament.

January 2, 2024 ….. Historians and Māori leaders are now worried about the mixed impact of the day – known as Te Pūtake o te Riri – amid wider fears it is already slipping from public attention.

The day was conceived as an important step towards greater public awareness of the major 19th-century conflicts between Māori and the settler government.
It was first named He Rā Maumahara in 2016, ….

….. Ngāti Maniapoto historian Kawhia Te Murahi has called for a unique “blending” of Māori and Pākehā tikanga and kawa for the day.

The issues raised all point to the need for a national policy on the commemoration of the New Zealand Wars – guided by iwi, with critical input from scholars – that enhances community relationships. …..
https://theconversation.com/how-do-we-commemorate-the-new-zealand-wars-the-history-of-anzac-day-can-be-a-guide-219480

Then the more recent article which the RNZ article is based on.

May 15, 2025   ……. Te Pūtake o te Riri was not made an official holiday and has struggled for wider recognition.
While there is some public funding available, it is not on the scale of Anzac Day. ……

….. Public submissions on the Anzac Day Amendment Bill close on Thursday May 22. ……
https://theconversation.com/a-law-change-will-expand-who-we-remember-on-anzac-day-the-new-zealand-wars-should-be-included-too-256682

Just to quietly note how the ‘Red’ “Radio New Zealand” omits, censors about Public Submissions.

Just how long before the name ANZAC is stripped to another maori name, with all the weeping, wailing, haka dancing for a morning fetish, etc..

Then what flag would be hoisted, lowered or to half mast?
And we thought John Key was a bit off with the flag referendum, as he really wanted that Maori flag.
🤢
So in the meantime now tikanga, is becoming established in many little ways, to endorse, reaffirm the new & revised scientism of this age.

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

…And we thought John Key was a bit off with the flag referendum, as he really wanted that Maori flag….
——————-
John keys is a traitor
a traitor greater than Helen Clark could ever be.
All she has done in the last 5 years in moan about concerts at Eden Park
no harm no foul; just venting and protecting man-friendly old professor Pete.

While we are seeing the effects of Johnny keys treason daily.
Incl his wreckage of the notional party since he took over just under 20 years ago
and sticking in the pathetic weak wet woke puppet luxflakes.

——–
Clark saw through John Tamihere 20 years ago.
Clark said the foreshore and seabed belong to all NZers
Clark would not sign UNDRIP.
One of 4 withholders, all have since signed .
The four most affected by first nations people (US, Canada, NZ, AU)
————-

Key was trained up on Alinsky rules in New York in the late 1990s while he lived there
he applied them in NZ
He was taken in by the jewish community as one of them and trained up in radical change.
Very strong centre of jews in New York.
AIPAC is strong .

He then resigned his posts in USA and returned to NZ.
Thereafter …… well, we see what he did in front of our eyes.
With modern comms post 2000 he could get on a chat call to run ideas past them, get them to solve problems; prepare a strategy.

they were monitoring things well and gave j keys direction and answers on issues.
They had the pulse. The incompetent little twerp farrar was given the results and presented them as his own research.
This from a bloke that has not got a political call correct since 2016.
(Brexit, Trump, Scott Morrison etc )

with this resource and monitoring, keys could change direction on a policy to stay in power
….to lay out the plan
proof of concept.

NZ was a test ground to proof strategy that has been rolled out since by Albanese, Starmer, turdeau.
It is not by chance.
This time last year USA was on this path.

This is realpolitik
not the shit in MSM ….which is a complete misdirect.

This has been a coordinated attack on the white westernised English speaking countries.

See for more on this, as one example
10 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXggyMcqe78&t=219s
3 nations, same collapse…

the 3 nations in the vid are UK, Canada, Australia
a co-ordinated attack and strategy on everything.
the core intro at 20 secs to 40 secs tells the basics.
from AU perspective.

NZ is in this set.
same strategy, same effects.

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

Albos hint of taxing unrealised gains, Star(lins)mers treatment of Farmers and Pensioners and Carneys duplicity will come and bite them all come election time and that may be much sooner than they think.

Nunnas
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

No, just no. They can fuck off with that.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Nunnas
1 year ago

What has Australia (re ANZAC) have to do with pre-WW1 domestic stuff?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
1 year ago

Australians are getting flooded with the Abo stuff

White guilt reins per liebor

Does not matter that they said NO to the Voice in the referendum
Liebor will do it anyway

the aBo stuff is moving quickly
Welcome to your own country, whitie,

Penny Wong is one vile hate-filled nasty foreign born dyke.

Watch the apartheid roll out

like we have in NZ.

Nunnas
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
1 year ago

Nothing at all thats why they can take the maorification of ANZAC day and shove it where the sun dont shine.

If they did it on another day Id have less of an issue with it. Better idea hold it during gay month as thats something that also needs stopping

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Maori are navel gazing. Watch for the calls of more compensation from hurt caused by the Maori Wars.

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

waikatogirl

The so-called ‘Land wars’ were, to a large extent an extension of the inter-tribal Musket Wars/ with some tribes siding with the Government for their own perceived advantage against their traditional enemies (Arawa’ comes to mind), and some against (Tainui).

On that basis therefore, if ‘Compensation’ is sought, then from whom – the tribal Victors (Arawa again come to mind) or the losers (Tainui) and will the ‘Victorious tribe/s be ‘compelled’ to contribute to any compensation given to the ‘Losers’?

And if only CERTAIN tribes get ‘Compensation’ you can expect loud protestations from the ‘Deprived’ (Ngai Tahu for example as they were never ‘Warred against’).

The idea does not seem to have been too well thought through.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Komata
1 year ago

The idea does not seem to have been too well thought through

Faaaark

Do you think any of it has
it is the grievance INDUSTRY
there is no logic or truth.

Saggy
1 year ago

Oh FFS. Why would you place a pistol on a car roof? Beer gut or “muffin” blocking holster? Apart from what happed happening, any punter passing by could grab it and do a runner.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360690184/police-firearm-found-member-public-after-falling-patrol-car-roof

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

a few years ago down here the cops had quite a few “incidents” involving their firearms in the space of a few months.

a hori named hori in gore nicked a police car and stole 2 glocks, took months to recover both of them.

cop in inververgill dropped his glock while making an arrest… member of the public handed it in.

not so bad but cops thought they were in nam while man hunting in te anau, standing on chopper skids and hanging out the door one managed to eject fully loaded mag which dropped to the streets and was never revovered.

a late night incident saw cops draw their glocks, they werent used but when putting back in the cars lock box “bang” and a bullet whistled through the cars frame and down the street, they never found where it ended up.

lets not forget our cops great competence elsewhere….
the dog that had multiple shots fired at it close range but no hits.

the poor courier driver in auckland.

the HANDCUFFED and restrained guy lying face down that got shot accidentally with a bushmaster rifle.

was it a pig or dps that left theirs in a dunny at parliament?

im sure theres plenty of others, theres horrific stories about dumb pigs training at ranges hence why most clubs have banned letting police use them for that purpose.

FTP

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

Good summary SB

let us not forget
in Invercargill
on ANZAC day 2017
cop Ben Mclean
killing his estranged wife and attempted murder of Duggan

Note
they were magically able to have the court case for murder in the same year.
Stop it from festering.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

Rookie shortly after training skool armed and a competent liar says a lot about Police recruitment and training, I guess the lie training was the most intensive aspect.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

Interesting that the coroners inquest did not start until 2022, then the report seems to have finally came out in January 2024 about the March 2018 shooting.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/meth-likely-aggravated-jerrim-toms-mental-state-before-being-fatally-shot-by-police/IUNJN6QB55HANISMEBQMX3YU3M/#google_vignette

Not only about the doubtful police, but it seems that the whole NZ bureaucracy is on a go slow, not even a work to rule in so many ways.

That classic “go slow” is engineered so much can fall between the cracks, and swept under the map, on so many issues.

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

S1, it is racist to expect them to work to the established timeframe expectations. ///

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

6 years for a coroners report !!
the norm in ao tear zooland .

they must have been chewing on Mainland cheese

except the mainland cheese people tell us GOOD THINGS take time
Coroners reports do not apply !!

Last edited 1 year ago by howitis
Viking
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

The problem is that they have to unlock the doors of the car with an arm full of stuff. People do this all the time, cellphones are popular, but also other stuff. See people looking for things all,the time on the FB posts.
Some vehicles have a better system. Nissan Presages had a small keypad that lived in my pocket. Only had to press the button on the door, which you could do with your hands full, and the door unlocked.
These days, with a pad and voice, the cars could be made to open on voice control. Hey Alexis.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

As long as the key fob is on the driver some modern cars automatically unlock/lock as the car is approached or depart from. No hands required.

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

Why can’t they just poke their finger through the trigger guard and hang their gun on the outside of the fingers?

Saggy
Reply to  Sooty
1 year ago

Why can’t they put it back in its holster where it should be.

Dougal10
1 year ago

I was talking to a maori lass the other day , it seems that we had maori land grabs on the best land in canterbury , about 33 thousand ha involved , I did suggest it had been sold and the reply was but not for enough. I thought that was what treaty claims were for but apparently not enough for nagi tahu.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Dougal10
1 year ago

The tribe is often referred to as Nasty Tahu and them a charity paying no tax and super weaalthy although I give credit for them insuring their members health and paying the premiums

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Dougal10
1 year ago

recently? care to elaborate

Dougal10
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

I took it for an insight into what justin is after once he gets the waitaki river.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Dougal10
1 year ago

you could give a greedy maori everything they wanted but it still wouldnt be enough.

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

Do you find that in bed with your wife??

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

story of my life mate.

Viking
1 year ago

Auckland University economics professor Robert MacCulloch ends blog, says politicians have threatened future prospects

“National, Labour and big business NZ have begun to complain and threaten me at the highest levels about my writings,” Professor Robert MacCulloch wrote on his Down to Earth Kiwi blog.
“The game has become clear. Continue doing so, and it will mean the end of your future in this country.
“DownToEarth.Kiwi has been told in no uncertain terms that for me, as principal writer, due to this commentary, I’ve been wiped for consideration from top public and private appointments.”
MacCulloch holds the Matthew S. Abel chair of macroeconomics at Auckland University. He has a PhD in economics from Oxford University and previously worked at the Reserve Bank.
He has been publishing his blog for more than five years, but told the Herald he’d reached the end, in the face of threats and what he described as a lack of willingness from politicians to engage with solutions to help fix the economy.
“I’ve run out of steam with it now.
“I know the game – they’ve labelled me a troublemaker, a stirrer and, when you’re labelled that in New Zealand, you‘re counted out of everything.”
He said that Auckland University had been “very good with free speech and they’ve supported me”.
But he could not say the same about others, citing comments from MPs in both Labour – “should I continue with it, I’d be finished” – and National – “you keep carrying on like that, don’t expect to be considered for anything”.

He would not name any specific MPs or individuals who had made those comments.
He did say a director of a major New Zealand corporation had complained to the university about his writing.
“So much for free speech. It’s not coming from Auckland University – all the people who say the universities don’t allow free speech, that universities are so awful … actually, Auckland University has been amazing.
“I wouldn’t say the same about big business and our political parties, so that’s why I’m closing.”
MacCulloch says the blog has been a non-partisan platform: “I’ve genuinely tried to annoy National, Labour and business – and support them.”
That included support for former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson‘s wellbeing framework.

He said he’d noticed that there was surprisingly limited interest from right-wing groups in critiques of Finance Minister Nicola Willis and the National Party’s economic policies and fiscal approach, whereas social issues such as the Treaty and race relations sparked heated debate.
“There’s a sort of pressure to do clickbait to appeal to that audience if you’re on the right, and I just don’t want to do that.”

A final postIn his final post, MacCulloch said it would be nice to think the blog had “added something these past years to improve the prosperity of NZ”.
“We were the only economic commentary source that regularly pointed out how the huge fiscal expansion and money-printing programme of the Covid years would end in high inflation and subsequently economic stagnation.
“Before the blog started, we urged National in the 2010s to sort out the nation’s ailing infrastructure when it had the chance and provided a plan.
“We begged National and Labour many years ago to pre-empt the looming fiscal blowouts in healthcare and pensions due to the ageing population.
“Although offering a fully costed solution to that challenge, with the Budgets completed by a former Finance Minister, both main parties threw it back in our faces and laughed it off.
“We pushed for a new Ministry of Regulation a long while ago – that would subject rules to the discipline of cost-benefit analysis – arguing hairdressers would be a good place to start, which has been taken up.
“We exposed the cosy inbred club made up of people promoted way beyond their abilities that is running NZ, both in the public and private spheres.”

Nicola Willis respondsIn a piece for the NZ Herald last November, MacCulloch assessed the performance of Nicola Willis and raised 10 key areas where he felt she could focus her attention.
He said Willis had later told media that she was willing to engage with him.
“She never talked to me about anything; she never looked me up. It’s all just nonsense.
There’s no authentic engagement with any of it.
“It’s just this whole seedy scene where the Nats were so angry with Ardern and the way she was spinning and all that stuff, but they’re just doing he same. I’ve just lost faith that they are actually sincere.”

Through a spokesman, Willis told the Herald: “I don’t follow Professor MacCulloch’s blog, but I have seen some of his writings in other forums.
“While I haven’t always agreed with the views he has expressed, I respect his right to express those views. A diversity of thought is a good thing.

“I am not aware of having met Professor MacCulloch, but I am open to a conversation if he would like to have one.
“Having spoken out in the past does not disqualify people from public roles, but appointees to public positions are expected to act in a politically impartial manner.”

‘Good luck and good night’In his final post this week, MacCulloch wrote that he no longer wished to continue with offering fresh perspectives on his blog.
He told the Herald he would focus on his university work.
“So good luck to the country,” he wrote on the blog.

“Good luck to maintaining the status quo of the same old people in the same old big jobs, who together with their same old mates have driven NZ into division and economic decline.
“As for me, taking a fresh perspective and offering different solutions to the tired old, failed approaches of the past – the ones our two main political parties and their buddies in corporate New Zealand promote to protect their territories – is something I no longer wish to do.
“It’d be good for them to be required to wear their gang patches announcing to Kiwis who and what they truly represent, rather than hiding in shadows. A lack of imagination threatens our future.
“Good luck and good night.”

Well said.
No doubt the cow puncher will be along to bring his wisdom to the facts.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

well old vicky
This happened a week ago.
Comments on kiwislob on Saturday
We discussed it here a week ago.

we dont need MSM to tell us a week a later.

Viking
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

I was aware of that. It was briefly discussed here. If you don’t want to read it roll on by.
what you didn’t know about earlier was the content in the article.

But of course, I forgot. You know everything. Ignorant prick.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

It’s a shame Prof McCulloch didn’t name the director of a major New Zealand corporation who complained about his writing.
New Zealand consumers may have been able to show their disgust for this self-serving woke outfit with a boycott.

“I know the game – they’ve labelled me a troublemaker, a stirrer and, when you’re labelled that in New Zealand, you‘re counted out of everything.”

He did say a director of a major New Zealand corporation had complained to the university about his writing.

“So much for free speech. It’s not coming from Auckland University…”

“I wouldn’t say the same about big business and our political parties, so that’s why I’m closing.”

Viking
1 year ago

Tucker Carlson on Why Are More Children Getting Cancer – and Why Is It So Aggressive?

https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1719588488632447

or Watch the full episode at https://watchtcn.co/3Cx8I57

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Clinton needs sorting. Not Bill, he is useless, mostly blowing stuff, she is evil.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

After what they put Trump through since 2016 I hope he crushes, burns, destroys and buries them.

Fuck this turn the other cheek crap
Take the fuckers out
They tried to klll him, more than once.
MAGA.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

I fully expected the Mad Queen to use the same tactics if the criticism got too bad.

Fortunately I was wrong. I think.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Ah
She was going to torture us with Lorde and Ed Sheeran

that was in the pipeline
We would really then take our own lives
…..willingly

Remember they did a trial run with the macarena ands Barry Manilow.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

The bitch wants to know if half a dozen spoons of Milo is enough?
No! Hit the bitch with a full tin if Milo, leave the lid too.
Right over the back of the head, when she’s not looking!!!

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Stupid bitch.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Only 15% of the worlds people pay into the political slush fund that john keys signed NZ up to in 2015

just before he bailed.
Job done. I’m outta here.
all set up thanks .

The cashflow of the fund cannot be accounted for

85% of the world population do not pay into to the Paris accord political slush fund

So

Question 1
what difference will the 15% make to the planet with their taxes stolen by politicians (and ex politicians) ?

Ans 1
Paris accord slush fund will make politicians and former politicians very rich.

Q2
Will these taxes change the temperature of the planet ?

Ans 2
NO

Question 3
Are you being rorted?

Ans.
You decide

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

Had a Kiwi interviewer taken the same line he would be publicly castrated by the sisterhood who generally place feelz above facts. The screeches of “bullying” & “patriarchy” would waken the dead.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Konstantin Kisin is clearly a RACIST //

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl1slr5sXvk
Tame interviews Chloe on Green’s tax policy

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
nasska
1 year ago

My dictionary defines green as ‘unripe, immature, undeveloped’.

Perfect description.

nasska
1 year ago

I don’t know what to make of this. From https://www.techradar.com/pro/security/chinese-energy-tech-exports-found-to-contain-hidden-comms-and-radio-devices:

  • Communication devices have been found in Chinese made solar inverters
  • These have the potential to destabilase the power grid
  • It’s unknown how many were found or the intent behind them

The article goes on to explain that:

“Experts have warned that communication devices could evade firewalls and switch inverters off remotely, posing a huge risk to power grids, as they could change settings, damage energy infrastructure, destabilize the grid, and cause widespread blackouts.”

Although solar generation may be about as much use as a roll of second hand toilet paper with the recent outages in Spain it could pay to err on the side of caution.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Hope they all compromised. Maybe then they will go back to tried and tested, and can’t easily be fucked with.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

So the media pushed the line of but as Ardern saw:—

Ardern told him that Trump was “not as orange in real life”.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/jacinda-arderns-backstage-gossip-on-president-trump-big-news-across-the-globe/DPITEYAAXXE6ZAEW27YHYGGOY4/

However in the Te Parti deputy leader figured that a bit of boosting was required to make the line up.

a Bunnings test pot titled “Ngāti Bronze No.7”.
https://matuakahurangi.com/p/breaking-te-pati-maori-co-leader

It all seems to line-up well;- except when caught short on the lower half. 🧐

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

you realise your bottom link is a piss take akin to babylon bee?… but yea look how white she was pre barcode, defo some fae tan or daily thin lizzy use to make her more cuzi.

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

One would have to believe that “a test pot titled “Ngāti Bronze No.7”
was a copy-right & trade mark and all the fees paid by Bunnings, to “Ngati of Wherotfucarwee”. but sadly never enough to do a “feature wall”. 🥴

Talking of feature walls I see Iaasb reminds of the bar code shift in values.

Noting the koru shapes as Bussy Galore Benjamin Doyle reminded us with some connections of how “Tā moko” can be applied as different virtue signals. https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.1.0/svg/1f300.svg and then with the 🍆

They have been proven to be supportive of all these conniptions & full well seem to know the meaning of them.

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

from chubby white chick to aggrieved and oppressed wahine.

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

Good job she had a chin barcode so we can recognise her from past photos

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

The Bunnings spray tan worked,Whiteman magic, ah boy!

Saggy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

FS she’s whiter than me.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

And me.

She’s Irish white.

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

Swap the S and w and you have her true persona.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

that was from 10yrs ago sagz, whiter then me aswell. amazing what a spray tan, barcode, giant tiki and a huge chip on ones shoulders can do!

https://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/lifestyle/66522560/challenges-transform-runanga-ceo

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

Chip on her right shoulder account for head lean due to weak spine.

nasska
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

Odds on that you’re prettier too! 🙂

Saggy
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Well, I’d have to say, without being immodest, that indeed I am.

Tarquin
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Nasska, did you go to Pope Bob’s first mass at the Vatican today or was I the only YSB representative there?

nasska
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

Since ROL was already there sorting out a bulk deal on absolutions & indulgences he was supposed to do the honours.

Bugger probably got pissed & missed the opening of the circus!

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

I wonder were the line demarkation is, good job its female, a man could have prolens if his B was seperated from his D when considering how Mawree he is.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Collins must write a good reference. It looks like Yvonne Gray scored another job!

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Some one forgot the vaseline!!!

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

Sure there is a pattern of fires in front of Keir Starmer’s house, & properties, & some vehicles.; a private car connected to Starmer’s family, then a rented out house to a sister-in-law

There will be many enemies, like even some Ukrainians, where 1 was arrested & held, and the counter terrorism squad of the police were used.

Of course Keir Starmer is just waiting to line up & push the “alt-far-right” button to further another clamp down & series of arrests “pour encourager les autres” for further controls.

Release the political prisoners like.
Free Lucy Connelly.
Free Tommy Robinson.

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
nasska
1 year ago

I appreciate that I have a warped sense of humour but letting someone convince themselves that they’re losing the plot is fun: 🙂

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/W1goBulFSwc

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

As freethinker & howitis refers to the biting deeply on their own bum, be electing Mark Carney for Canada, Keir Starmer for the UK., & re-electing Albanese for Australia.

I have recently heard that it was not so bad for what Norway did in taxing unrealized capital gains, & having wealth taxes.

A dirge played here, & with a good commentary about the Norwegian effects.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store last year criticised the exodus, stressing that taxes are what pay for Norway’s generous welfare system.

“When you’ve made your wealth in Norway, put your kids in school, benefited from the healthcare system, driven on the roads and reaped the rewards of its research, it’s a breach of the social contract,” 
https://www.news.com.au/finance/superannuation/well-tax-you-till-youre-poor-how-norways-laborstyle-wealth-tax-sparked-84-billion-disaster/news-story/493c8931f9681998ae55bb28140eeb37

….. Yeah right, …. but over reach now means the Norwegian government is harvesting way less taxes than they first thought.

The article then expands on the effects & thoughts on the coming changes being bought about by the Albanese government.

So it would seem that Chloe Swarbrick with Greens alongside Te Pati will have the Labour Party flowing along with this when they gain a function in government.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

The Scandi countries are mad socialists
long have been
Norway and Sweden are wet wet wet
Finland not much better and Denmark has its woes

Back when I was there in the 1980s the taxes were appalling.
over 70% top income tax (NZ was still 66% )
a wealth tax on the home
VAT
I met Danes in Europe who said they travel a lot so as to not accumulate money as the govt will take it anyway
That is bad

Norway could have provided everything out of the oil wealth like Gaddafi did in Libya
with no taxes on the people

Look at the respective MSM media crap
Libya was bad -they had universal free healthcare – to Americans that is like Stalin level communism , blended with Mao starvation tactics

and Norway was saintly with the occasional Far right troublemaker

shows how long mockingbird media has been in action.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Simpleton1
1 year ago

luxon probably deeply unpopular by now
like adern before, for very similar actions
but took her 4 years

notional being more efficient /sarc;
luxon did it in 15 months

the creepy critter will probably throw the next election in 2026 and hand back to liebour

three quarters of the current notional segment of the coalition cabinet could defect tp liebour
…. and
..they would be in the correct party.

luxon has got what it wants
PM on its CV
watch for
health
or family matters
arising next year
an excuse to bail

chances are even at this time
that we will get liebour back in 2026
and these crazy globalist actions (Canada, UK, AU) to wipe out the middle class will be on speed dial

luxon only cared about building a CV
never about the country.

Prospects are shit on any betting slip
PM either luxon, willyless or bishop- all woke wet Teals
or liebour

That is why IMO the best option is for seymour to sink the coalition and precipitate action before end of 2025.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

luxon cant read a room to save himself so he will never make some BS excuse and stand down, only way he’ll go is election defeat or a backstabbing coup by disgruntled nat mps… and theyre all pretty much too weak and cowardly to do it.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L1ZsbANYfU
What did Enoch Powell actually say?

– an amazing man the right should claim

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

omg chloe dosent have a fucking clue about most of her dumbarse budget…
https://youtu.be/Sl1slr5sXvk?si=FTkd1rcbbE1zzS47

she needs to suck a dick, its the only way to get some sort of intelligence in her head that wants to fuck something other then an entire country and economy.

Saggy
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

I watched that. Poor Jack. He had no choice but to rip her to shreds (albeit gently). To do otherwise would’ve indicated that he didn’t understand what a retarded cluster the Greens “alternative budget” is.

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

From my comment above on the Norwegian taxes and people moving to another country.
https://ysb.co.nz/have-your-say-391/#comment-440846

The also how to consider how Chloe did not mention this point as well.

[Norway] = “The situation becomes even more complex when you consider the exit tax regulations, which insidiously attempt to capture value from departing residents.”

Imagine Chloe’s light bulb exploding when they figure they can retain or tax any asset, either as cash, & even have NZ IRD to dip into your new countries bank account that has a tax treaty.
https://www.taxpolicy.ird.govt.nz/tax-treaties#reciprocal

It would be that one can only leave NZ with nothing much.
As howitis reports why the Scandinavians spend money into travel, because their governments are always looking how to put a person’s money, savings, house, etc., into a high taxable box.

What they are doing is taxing & non delivering, and worse, taking away joy in our lives, by destroying the individual’s hopes for the future, and even worse, removing purpose in life.

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
Curious
1 year ago

If you want to use the most offensive words possible here’s a handy chart to track the offensiveness of the chosen word/s.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GrMAdFSWwAAZg6S?format=png&name=900×900

GrMAdFSWwAAZg6S
nasska
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

I’m happy to see that “bitch” is once again on the ascendancy & overjoyed that “retard” is holding firm on 53%.

It saves me the trouble of finding new snarl words & superlatives!

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

So people have become less offended by bad words, and more offended about everything else – or am I missing something?

I like to think I am well informed, but – what is H**o? Halo? Hobo? Hero?

Viking
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 year ago

homo.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPrebdoQakI
James Busby’s Letter to Maori Elders in 1860

On June 22, 1860, James Busby wrote a letter to Maori Elders explaining his concerns to recent Maori uprisings, wanting to break the Treaty and make their own sovereignty – such as the Kingi movement. Busby was one of the authors of the Treaty, and 20 years after its signing, this letter shows the true intention of the Treaty and it’s influence on early New Zealand. The Treaty wasn’t about co-governance; it was about working together as one people. This video is my summarised version of the letter making it easier for modern audiences to understand.

Last edited 1 year ago by waikatogirl
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

Will the Te Parti, TPM leaders declare the establishment of maori rule/dominance over government. ?
So have they got the measure in the Te Pati defiance.

NZ Parliament. Why MPs Must Have A Shootout With Maori Activists
https://youtu.be/jsElhAmC3AQ
35 minutes : 18th May, 2025 : Stop Co-Governance : Julian Batchelor.

Many good points made by Julian Batchelor.

Will National continue with their cowardice, in full appeasement mode so bringing & facilitating the “He Puapua Report” to rule over all New Zealanders?

Yes that question is rhetorical and New Zealand needs to totally ditch National and give major support to ACT. who will remain true on this issue.

NZFirst would probably pick up enough Labour voters to survive, but beware, of the bauble of enticements.

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

For the vote on Tuesday Gerry said (not exact quote) it is traditional for the Speaker to make allowances for minorities and he intended to do so.

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

Partly Maori get to vote twice, it’s only fair!

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