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Nunnas
1 year ago

Hmm that looks like the drains on the street above my place that gives me a water feature every time it rains, well that and the dumb ass that put the drain in put it on the high point of the road not the low point, well done retards

Viking
Reply to  Nunnas
1 year ago

cool 4 degrees but looking like a nice cool day.

Viking
Reply to  Nunnas
1 year ago

Planned industrial subdivision down past Te Puke. Paid for by the regional council. Big Project advised by some mad green type from Auckland.

So they were advised to build a 400K pond at the top of the rise to cope with last winter’s rain that never eventuated.
When questioned and told that the water doesn’t run uphill the answer from said stupid green arse said oh well you can hire a pump.
That said pump costs $700 per day, and his answer was “I’m not paying for it”, so I don’t care.
That pond was fenced and lined with material, etc.
At the end of the winter, all the fencing and material went to the dump.

Had the pond been built in the right place, it would still be available for the next stages.

Have to say that TCC have a program of cleaning leaves and sumps year round, and so when it rains, we now don’t have too much trouble. It’s a maintenance issue.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

No link?? no minutes of a meeting, regional or district council? where the quote supposedly originated & was publically published?

So why did the engineers, the whole department not resign.!!!! ???
Nor did they rise up, raise the issue !!! and make it more public that the design was not going to work & would cost the ratepayers.

They are all complicit, & became a part of malfeasance, so they would seem to be a very corrupt techno-bureaucracy money grubbing pigs in a trough, running the show, and able to hide behind the Greenery for not being held to account.

So no one else opened a case against, what seems to be an open & shut case, or is it all “hear-say”?
Or is it some one else has syphoned off $700 a day?

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

On the ground stuff. Between them and the “consultant”. He’s the MAN in charge. The Regional council are busy harassing residents and wasting money elsewhere and ignoring stuff like this. No one is there representing them on-site.
If you think the “consultant” cares or if he is going to bow to better wisdom, you are deluded.
That others who have been in the trade for 30 years know loess than him is very apparent by their attitudes.
Same all around with NZTA redesigning roads and roundabouts here. what a complete fuck up. Even the guys doing the job knew that. shifted cones around and promptly got told to put them back. They were watched on a camera. Put them back, and then had to alter them later after a zillion complaints and near misses. Fuck wits with computer screens never worked on a road.
No idea what its like to drive a big truck and trailer. No idea what its like to have to move around town in your days work just complete numskulls.

Who designs a roundabout with a negative camber so trucks can tip over. ONLY NZTA.

Apparently gravity goes the other way in NZ.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Doesn’t matter how many trucks fall over. The mantra is to make turning difficult & reduce speed.

Nothing but nothing else is considered.

Tarquin
1 year ago

Morning all, shade nippy up here this morning.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

sweatin like a rapist up here 🥵

Saggy
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

Yeah, freezing here too. Wouldn’t mind betting it was single digits this morning.

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
1 year ago

Right there on the rhs of ysb Saggy.

Viking
1 year ago

Dan Bongino and removing taxes Trump Style. We should do the same.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/9319403888151190

Viking
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Your inability to read the Herald is your problem, not mine.
Stop wasting your time and do something productive for the economy.
Ignorance is bliss, and that’s where you are coming from.

Ignorance.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Old coot makes an abusive reply to himself.
so sad!!

Maybe sliced himself shaving and got pissy

posting rabid ramblings from faggots fakebook then rambles about the herald
⁉️❓🤔
😭😭

bah humbug
Mr. curtains coot will come along later and abuse me
ah well, bedder than his self abuse !!

and youse all voted wrong don’t forget.
in vicky’s world there is no secret ballot or right to choose.
If you dont vote the way old vicky commands you are a fool…….
says old coot looking in the mirror and cutting himself …

Viking
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

I see you have some ignorant supporters. Not surprising given the intellectual intelligence of your mates.

Harvey
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

“Stop wasting your time and do something productive for the economy.”

that shit from someone who has trawled FB, Herald, and Stuff this morning to gather material to cut and paste all over hys.

Viking
Reply to  Harvey
1 year ago

Yep, great isn’t it, and did it all after already working and before going off to my work. Because you lasy pricks have nothing better to do with your day and are so fucking dumb you can’t use the Herald or facebook. You should shut ya face because you are actually fucking stupid. Dumber than many beneficiaries.

Private Godfrey
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Has it ever occurred to you that the dumb one might be you? Not all YSBers are retired, and none are lasy (sic). You are a long way from being the sharpest knife in this particular drawer. Maybe it’s the lack of “intellectual intelligence.”

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

Yes Private.
Tell us who is the smart one you aspire too?

Private Godfrey
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Aspire too?

Step away from your keyboard – you’re embarrassing yourself.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Dan Bongino made a deputy director of the FBI by Trump, and pontificating, riding on Trumps coat-tails of Big Beautiful Bill.

Get out of here; should be sorting out all the FBI issues that used and abused Trump from April of 2016, when the FBI launched a counterintelligence operation against presidential candidate Donald Trump, & the tag-team of agents & directors kept on at it through the years..

Trump tries to push on “Promises Made, Promises Kept”.
Still waiting Bongino
So far crickets about achievements in his job ! ! !

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

Yes Mr Miracle Man.

You could email him and ask him, but maybe his boss,s Kash Patel, does the talking, but perhaps you hadn’t noticed as you watch the MSM and remain basically uninformed like so many.

Private Godfrey
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Kash Patel wasnt Bongino’s boss when that post was made about 4 months ago. Information needs to be accurate and timely. The uninformed one here just might be you. F*wit.

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

Instead of beinbg an arsehole like some others, pop back and look at the post and tell me where you see a date on it.
I don’t have more less the 30 minutes to look through this stuff between my work.
Don’t like it, then you can all get together and make your own chat room.
If any of you know how, which I doubt.

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

Are you trying to dictate who can use YSB? Is that your right?
Bonginos appointment was delayed until he had fulfilled contractual obligations re his podcast. He is precluded from podcasting in his new role. Do you really know so little?
Maybe you should get off social media while at work. If you are doing two things at once it is likely you are doing neither well. You’re certainly making a J. Hunt of yourself here.

Viking
1 year ago

John Robertson  · Follow

Dear New Zealand: Your Ancestors Were Horny Nomads, Not Gods — So Stop Writing Laws Like They Were
By John Robertson
Let’s talk about sex. Not the fun kind—unless your idea of a good time is imagining your great-great-great-great-grandmother getting it on with a stranger in a bark hut during the Bronze Age.
Here’s the uncomfortable truth: nobody knows who our ancestors were shagging 10,000 years ago, let alone 100,000. For all we know, your bloodline includes a goat herder from Persia, a cave painter from France, and a drunk Neanderthal who tripped into the wrong tent.
Yet somehow, here in New Zealand, we’ve enshrined in legislation the idea that a specific group of people — who arrived here by boat, mind you — have some kind of sacred birthright to legal privileges and special treatment, based on the assumption that their ancestors never mixed, never moved, never moaned under the stars with someone from another tribe. Absolute fantasy.
Let me be even clearer for the politicians still sucking on the teat of identity politics: you cannot build a 21st-century nation on a myth. Especially when the myth is that one group of humans magically popped out of the Earth here like turnips, and the rest are “visitors.” Māori came here by boat. BOAT. That means they migrated. That means they came from somewhere else. That means—wait for it—they’re not indigenous. You can’t be indigenous to two places, just like you can’t be a virgin in two cities. Pick one, mate.
Anthropology 101: all human beings share mixed origins. We interbred, migrated, conquered, fled, and yes, had wildly unrecorded sex for hundreds of thousands of years. Trying to trace “pure” bloodlines is like trying to piss in a tornado and stay dry. Modern humans have been mixing since we stood upright. Any idea of ethnic purity is a wet dream for racists and a crutch for the entitlement class.
So why the hell is our legal system littered with the words bi-cultural and bi-lingual like some colonial guilt hangover that never sobered up?
New Zealand isn’t bi-cultural. It’s multi-ethnic. In fact, it’s post-ethnic. We’re 260+ ethnicities deep and counting. Walk down Queen Street and you’ll see more diversity in 10 minutes than a woke diversity seminar could handle in a decade. And guess what? Nobody gives a toss about your whakapapa when they’re paying $9 for a head of broccoli.
Yet we have politicians too scared to say the obvious: race-based policy is racism. Full stop. I don’t care if it’s wrapped in tradition, tikanga, treaties, or tears — if your laws treat people differently based on their ancestry, it’s not justice. It’s apartheid in a flax skirt.
And let’s not pretend this is about “honouring history.” It’s about power. It’s about carving out permanent entitlements for people who claim ancient privilege but live in modern privilege—benefiting from the exact same hospitals, roads, schools, supermarkets, and cell towers as everyone else.
We don’t need “co-governance.” We need co-responsibility. We need one law for all, one citizenship, one nation — not a bureaucratic buffet where certain surnames get first dibs on the gravy.
And the Treaty? It was signed in 1840, when the world was still using leeches as medicine. Beautiful as it may be, it’s not the bloody Constitution. It was an agreement between people who are all dead now. Let’s honour it by growing the hell up and moving forward, not backwards into race-based hierarchy.
So here’s the prescription: Cut every race-based clause from our legislation. Replace it with a single principle — equality under the law. Not equity. Not partnership. Not sacred ancestral privilege. Just plain, boring, unsexy equality.
Because there’s only one race that matters — the human race.
And if that’s too spicy for your delicate political palate, then maybe it’s time you got out of the kitchen. Or better yet, out of Parliament.

jihn-robson
Curious
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Who is this guy VK and where have you cut and pasted from?

wiseowl
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

He often has articles on NZCPR and has written books.
He’s been listening to me.
I have been saying for ages it’s all about power.

Harvey
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

It’s from Fakebook
need you ask?

TLDR
Things to do: People to see

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

fakebook Eh.
Not enough intelligence to work your way through that. Probably can’t do much more than move the mouse.

Facebook is the fastest-growing news organisation in the world today and has been for some time.
Why, because people post as things happen not the next day or 3 like the MSM.

The MSM use them to find their news. It’s either Facebook or Reuters that are dinosaurs in today’s world.
Google isn’t much better and lags behind, and has worse sensors the news.
Something that Facebook also did. Congress and others held Facebook accountable,but they have never got Google in to answer their questions about sensorship.
And if you really believe that the MSM and Reuters don’t censor, then send me some money for the bridge I have to sell in New York.

Of course you can remain a dinasour along with others.:lol:

Harvey
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

This from a guy who thinks we all get up in the morning and sit at a desk using a keyboard and a screen – and hasn’t figured out that MSM use fb sources because their journalism is total shit.
F*wit.

Viking
Reply to  Harvey
1 year ago

MSM use fb sources because their journalism is total shit.
F*wit.

Exactly my point, which apparently you agree with.

Harvey
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Yes, I agree with you.
Anyone who uses FB as a news source is going to get crap news.
Thats why it’s so annoying when you plaster it all over YSB. I suspect I’m not alone in scrolling past anything under your by-line.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

See, there is one intelligent person in Tauranga.

nasska
Reply to  Hooker Phil
1 year ago

He couldn’t stand the loneliness. He pulled sticks & caught a stage coach out of town.

Mcduff
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

How difficult would it be to make John Robertson PM?

Viking
Reply to  Mcduff
1 year ago

Couldn’t make it onto the council.
Still I like what he has to say.
Stirred too much shit.

Saggy
Reply to  Mcduff
1 year ago

Probably easier to make David Seymour PM. He says the same thing and he’s already deputy.

Viking
1 year ago

The luvlies of diversity and inclusion are fighting back.
Never mind mertit which supposedly rules out many but actually doesn’t.

The government departments that pushed back on cutting diversity, equity and inclusion requirements from the Public Service Act
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/the-government-departments-that-pushed-back-on-cutting-diversity-equity-and-inclusion-requirements-from-the-public-service-act/T544GEHLVFHCLJJJTMNWSIIUDY/

Mcduff
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

Environment, Pacific Peoples, Conservation, and Defence – well it’s not like they’re needed.
Cancel the Ministries and just arm the population in case of attack.

Tarquin
Reply to  Mcduff
1 year ago

If you can’t follow instructions it’s time to start looking for a new job.

Viking
Reply to  Tarquin
1 year ago

Where’s ya clipboard Mister???

howitis
howitis
1 year ago

That drain is the issue

In Auckland we had floods in July 2022, Sept 2022, Nov 2022, the big one in January 2023

The drains were like that.

After the Sept 2022 flooding -a month before wanker elections – where there was severe flooding in Mt Albert in Cambourne Road – when the bitch’s house is – and Parrish road where there was severe flooding in January 2023; and houses removed.

I contacted council about it. Sept 2022. For Mt Eden. there were makeshit rivers flowing down the mountain in Streets like Mont Le Grand (you know, big f..ing mountain) that poured across Dominion Rd into Mt Albert suburbs.

Ended up with bollocks emails from AT (Akl Tranny-sport) Watercare (the care part is optional, the water and sewage outfit; some would just say “a sewage company /CCO” ) ; and the council itself.

lots of fuckers with their oar in the water , so to speak.
sending emails signed he/him; they/them.

There was two separate works orders made to clear the immediate drain entry point.
similar to pictured above.
The first truck turned up and dug out visible decomposing organic matter .
the second truck turned up 3 days later and I went out to talk. they just marked the job as done.

However there was no attempt to clear out the real problem. completely blocked non visible um ah drainage
i.e. the stormwater drainage had been rendered useless years before.

but lot$ of people were contacted and thousand$ were $pent
…..and NOTHING was achieved

From approx 2013 to 2017 there were trucks commissioned for 10 weeks April to June as sweepers to pick up/sweep up leaves.
These were another multi million dollar waste as they drove around parked cars so were dead useless
To have done it properly is to say no cars here between 8am and and 12 pm eg Wed or Thur or whenever.
tow away cars if they are there.
Simples. Like where I lived in LA years ago. make rules, do the job and enforce.

This is just an example of govt waste
BIG expenditure with ZERO effective results .

and yet council with tell you WE DID something
and watercareless will horseshit on and on
and car-hating AT will drag in another vape and spew out noxious gas.
the ultimate dead arsed bureaucracies.

and prebble and douglas in the 1980s criticized M.O.W. NZ Railways and the Post Office of being inefficient .
Talk about dreamers and wrong think !!!
Chicago skewl of economics dickheads.

and your rates go up and up
and results go down and down
and in October you get to vote for a new pile of bludger cunts to still DO Nothing
maybe new cunts, maybe retreaded cunts, but useless bloodsuckers nonetheless.

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

Obviously you need to stand for council to fix all these things.
Are you brave enough ya reckon.
I doubt it.
All noise.

Harvey
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

Watched the street sweeper truck go by a few weeks ago. There were no cars parked outside, but the sweeper was about a meter out from the kerb so after being swept the gutter and drain looked exactly the same as they had before. I wonder how much that cost.

Ross12
1 year ago

An interesting explanation of what Trump faced with the budget in the US. In effect Biden &co sabotaged Trump’s first fiscal year. I wonder if Musk understands this –I can understand Musk being pissed off with BBB because it did not make the cuts he thought was necessary or build on the Doge work, but it looks like Trump was hampered by what Biden did.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/what-prevents-trump-implementing-chainsaw-approach-milei

nasska
1 year ago

Most of us will recall reading about an arsehole, one immigrant to the UK named Axel Rudakubana who murdered three little girls attending dance classes. He’s currently serving thirteen life sentences with a minimum non-parole period of 52 years.

A video covering his determination to make those years as hard as possible featured on my You Tube suggestions page yesterday. It’s an episode from “Behind Bars” a channel about “prison stories, podcasts, Interviews & news from Inside the prisons” hosted by Ricky Killeen, a body builder, author & ex prisoner.

I wonder at what must go on inside the head of anyone who could kill a kid & I’m no less confused about how anyone could think that throwing “prison napalm” at guards who are responsible for keeping your miserable body safe from other inmates who want to kill you could be a good idea but there we have it.

The clip & others may be of interest to anyone wanting to know about the realities of life in gaol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiBL4tUtvNk   

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Thanks howitis, as the whole Judiciary system & Corrections in the UK needs a total turnover.

18th December 2024, Silence meant it is taken as Not Guilty
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/12/18/not-guilty-pleas-entered-for-suspect-over-murders-in-uks-southport

Plead guilty at the start of the trial, so it stopped in 20th Jan. 2025, but:—

[Liasing] Sir Keir Starmer vowed the attack would be a “line in the sand” for Britain while announcing a public inquiry into the atrocity after the killer admitted to 16 offences.
However, despite the lengthy sentence Rudakubana was not given a whole life order. The Independent takes a look at what one is below, and why the killer has avoided one.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/southport-killer-axel-rudakubana-sentence-life-years-b2684444.html

 The pressure would be on from above to the Judiciary.
Remember the liasing police had very politely asked a group of men to return their weapons to a mosque.

Review as police liaison filmed telling group to ‘discard’ weapons in mosque —
— nForce admits public confidence undermined by social media footage during anti-immigration protest ……
https://www.reddit.com/r/ukpolitics/comments/1enthzv/review_as_police_liaison_filmed_telling_group_to/

The pressure was on then, and also Tommy Robinson, the active journalist in the same jail, knows much about it to, & is writing books, looking to make further documentaries.

Even to note the differences of basic, solitary confinement to how TR was confined.

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

Interesting. I thought that it was probably because of some soft cock judge that he didn’t get a ‘whole of life’ sentence but as the article points out his youth saved him.

But what has it saved him for? 52 years means that he’ll be 69 before he’s released & he’ll still be on parole. In NZ he would have a relatively easy run as our segregation is near enough bulletproof but there are some really bad bastards doing multiple life sentences in UK prisons. They’ve got nothing to lose & being the hardest man inside is a status symbol.

Killing a weed like Rudakubana would be a step up the ladder. If the guards accidentally “slip up” & leave him unprotected for a couple of minutes at any time during the next 50+ years then he’s finished.

He must have a death wish to get really off-side with them.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

re Alex Rudakubana 
tried and convicted in under 6 months
—————-

compare and contrast the Rudakubana  situation to that of Brenton Tarrant
Tarrant Tarrant (just reminding adern of this guy her mob allowed to get guns) where it was all hush hush.

secret this, secret that, was there one shooter ?
why were local NZ people imprisoned for reposting the video on Saturday before it was rendered illegal, and sentenced before Tarrant even went to trial.
Retroactive criminal charges. No equity in that!!

The milking that adern did of this situation for massive gain makes me suspicious.
Why was there a convenient poolice training exercise right there that day ??
did tarrant know?
Who really was in the loop of all this.

Is that fella really in prison or was it all a big set up.
Facts are so light they are floating about with the Methane and CO2.
like an Epstein prison story.

The details available over the Rudakubana  situation are readily available
and yet the Brenton Tarrant details are under wraps .
Like archeological findings in NZ.
This is a country of Dark Secrets.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

The interesting thing about the Rudakubana  situation was the critter was tried and sentenced in 6 months.

In ao tear zooland it would be at least 3 years of pissing around and trying to get the critter off coz he’s a muzzie.

If you question that., look at al the shit for years over the Algerian Terrorist Ahmed Zaoui
….what a ride he got and he went back to Algeria anyway.

At least Switzerland did not F about with the terrorist and said you have to leave our country in 24 hours. We will pay for you to go anywhere, but you GO, Now!
No fluffing about.

And it is very difficult to get Swiss citizenship. Even if you oddly wanted to.
But ao tear zooland even allows fakeugees like the shoplifting queen to get citizenship under false premises – rip up passport in the airplane dunny, plead asylum.
Geez.
Then become a a useless list MP on over 160K pa while simultaneously carrying on a career as a criminal.

Ross12
1 year ago

h/t to a Good Oil poster

comment image?

Last edited 1 year ago by Ross12
The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Ross12
1 year ago

I was up in Paihia, Russell and the Mission House at Waimate North recently. They are places of Early Colonial and Maori history well worth visiting especially the early Graveyards at places like Christ Church at Russell where Waka Nene’s Grave is and on it the inscription in the post above. Throughout these areas many, many of the Graves show similar wording of how Maori respected either the Missionary’s or Early Colonial Settlers and how the Colonial Settler and Missionary’s respected and were great friends with Maori.

These plaques show a completely different story to what were are told today and I am sorry I took no photos of any of them. But the most telling was the plaque on an empty beachfront section, almost on the corner of Kings Road and Marsden Street, Paihia close to the stone Anglican Church on Marsden Street that says that, that was the place where Maori meet 8 years before the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi to request Queen Victoria send troops to protect them, keep the peace and for Queen Victoria to take control of the country and introduce a justice and Parliamentary system to the country. This area is littered with with similar history and we are feed a totally different story and a pack of lies from those who wish to distort the truth.

I will return there in the near future and take the photos I failed too recently and post them here.

Tarquin
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
1 year ago

Next time you come up have a look at the Marsden Cross visitors centre. It tells a truly amazing story. Down on the beach below is where they had supposedly the first church service on Christmas day in 1814. The other place to have a look at is the open air church on the road to Kohukohu. This is where Bishop Pompallier preached the first Catholic mass. I imagine it was really boring.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Protecting the girls.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bfhV9f6JNEc
#short

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

Admire the calm way he just removed that snake (cobra?). I’d have been hopping up and down on one leg, squealing like a girl (‘cos I am).

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
1 year ago

And who said Irishmen were stupid!

nasska
1 year ago

If you weigh 100kg on Earth you only weigh 40 on Mars.

Gerry Brownlee isn’t fat. He’s just on the wrong planet.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

Gerry is so dense that light bends around him.

Curious
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

By that standard we have been invaded and colonised by Martians.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

So Dr. 3 Pies Woods would only be 1.2 Pies on Mars.

yay for Mars bars.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

nah, she would probs be 7 or 8 pies then to compensate for the loss

howitis
howitis
1 year ago

yep yep
that is what it is

Victoria Australia is like NZ in many was incl the draconian lockdowns.
It even has Mike Bush as poolice commissioner.

They also are very very very soft on convicting women of charges esp. murder.

—————
The family of a man allegedly stabbed to death by his ‘sleepwalking’ wife has vowed to fight for justice after the murder charge against her was dropped.

Serdar Caliskan, 50, died in September 2023 at Mount Disappointment in Victoria’s north, when his wife Ilknur, 47, allegedly stabbed him in the heart.

But the case against the mother-of-two was abandoned in February, just weeks before it was due to go to trial in the Victorian Supreme Court.

Now Mr Caliskan’s family say they won’t stay silent, and claim there was never any mention of her suffering a sleep disorder in 26 years of marriage prior to the tragedy.

Ms Caliskan’s legal team had previously claimed that she suffered from parasomnia, a sleep disorder which had allegedly caused her to climb out of a car-top tent, down a ladder, walk through the bush, pick up a knife and stab her husband to death.

But his furious family say they don’t accept that, and want a change in the law to prevent anyone from using sleep disorders as a defence in court.
‘It is a dangerous precedent that allows individuals to say they have a sleep disorder which can then allow them to escape accountability for violent crimes,’ his brother Muzaffer told Daily Mail Australia.

————————–
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14867207/Family-lash-fury-wife-stabbed-husband-death-sat-campfire-mates-set-free-bombshell-revelations.html

wiseowl
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

Note the age.
47.
Mushroom murderer 50.

nasska
Reply to  howitis
1 year ago

NZ & Victorian males are only a short step away from having an open season declared on them.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

HORRENDOUS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wKtsS21_FI
Sean Plunket: Why Is New Zealand Silent On Child Murders?

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

Is it the worrier gene showing thru?

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
1 year ago

Oh what a tangled web of carbon the NZ & global grifters weave.

…… NZUs – New Zealand Units, or, in colloquial terms, licences to produce a tonne of carbon dioxide emissions.
Many companies, including petrol companies, have to buy these every year to cover their planet-heating emissions under the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).

Farmers are exempt when it comes to their methane and nitrous oxide, and certain big emitters (like Rio Tinto, Methanex, NZ Steel, Fletcher Building) get most of their NZUs given to them free by the government on the basis they’re exposed to overseas competition.

The auction price is set by the market, but can’t be lower than a minimum floor – ……
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/what-you-need-to-know/566017/why-do-the-government-s-carbon-auctions-keep-failing-and-does-it-matter

Though they say this is open, it ticks along skimming every-one even more throroughly than GST.

Some talk about the underground economy; cashey as if it is all bad. but these devious uncontrollable & unaccountable scammers metastasizing & costing all of us are pure evil & wicked. becoming another growing large wrecking ball of the NZ economy.

Last edited 1 year ago by Simpleton1
nasska
1 year ago

The fat bitch is guilty:

…..”The courtroom erupted with stunned gasps after Erin Patterson was found guilty of murdering three in-laws and attempting to murder a fourth.”…..

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14880511/Erin-Patterson-mushroom-murder-trial-LIVE-updates-World-waits-verdict-jury-enters-seventh-day-deliberations.html

Curious
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

I doubt she’ll get kitchen duties on the inside.

nasska
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

How true. Mind you, I have heard her Beef Wellington described as “to die for”.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
1 year ago

well as I said last week that would take some serious voodoo from the defence lawyers to set her free.

That was a looong deliberation.

I guess, unlike O.J., the glove did fit!!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 year ago

Act to reform money laundering regulations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzoNAI3y41U
David Seymour speaks to the media on the Regulatory Standards Bill, with the Finance and Expenditure Select Committee hearing the first day of oral submissions.

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

Got to say the political press pack were ridiculously obsessed with Seymour not including te tweety in the regs. His request those demanding inclusion give him a reason how it would improve monetary regulations had the msm pissed off. 😆😆

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

The Utube clip puts out the changes in the first 5 mins 30 secs. then it goes to the journalists questions & Seymour & McKee answering.
Looking to do the Gotcha points.

This was started in October 2024 with associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/530584/government-announces-plans-to-reform-anti-money-laundering-laws

Article here of today’s flash.
About children’s bank accounts.

…….. The bank can also skip questions about the “nature and purpose” of the account, and reduce or forego ongoing monitoring of a child’s banking activity, until the account’s settings are changed, for example the removal of transaction limits when a child turns 18. ……
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/watch-live-david-seymour-fronts-media-after-former-pm-calls-regulatory-standards-bill-strangest-piece-of-new-zealand-legislation/2KKGYLFOQFCTPGWDD2ARNLIJDQ/

So there is more to be released on the Anti-laundering & it seems some parts may be tightening up.
I hope it does not get too nutty as so far it imposes costs on many of us.

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

Not before time the current system is bizarre and a giant pain in the arse.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Curious
1 year ago

It costs banks a fortune in compliance, which has to come from somewhere… customers.

Viking
1 year ago

Some of you with memories will recall I made the point that Australia was about to suffer from reduced mining royalties.

Made in Australia dreams are crumbling, warns GlencoreGlencore may make a grim call on its loss-making copper operations within weeks as the US, Australia, India and Japan join forces to condemn critical minerals market manipulation.

There’s more to come.
China doesn’t need the ore it did and is buying better quality.

Aussie could build a couple of decent generators and do their own smelting but the closed the one they had and took the easy route.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
1 year ago

china wouldve planned it like that, we’re in same position with milk powder.

at some stage theyll either produce enough of their own or do a deal with another country then pull the rug on us.
like austraila we dont have much capacity for value add products cuz weve just developed the industry around cheap bulk supply.

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

Fonterror has been a disgrace with its operations.

A quarter century on and there is a complete lack of for innovation at the house of terror

the competing prior co-ops were forced to be innovative and Kiwi Dairy were (pushing to the edge at times)

Fonterror looking at selling off Anchor and brands
The sad thing is the pen pushers wil fritter away the expected 3 billion capital input.

leaving the house of terror as their main business – putting milk powder in brown paper bags .

China owns Westland milk so has basic infrastructure that it could kick into life if it feels like it .
This is a real threat

not sad to hear Theo Spierings died last year at 60 yr old.
He did a lot of damage to NZ dairy.

I am a stupid boy
1 year ago

hilarious, mexicans are/have been rioting in protest of…. youll never guess….. american immirants!!!

apparently too many americans are going to mexico because its cheap and as a result its pushing up house prices and driving inflation so the poor mexicans are locked out.

similar story in many countrys, but its crackup that both countries have an issue with the other flooding it with tjeir own ppl.

Komata
Komata
1 year ago

This might amuse (Apologies in advance for the ads – I couldn’t remove them)…

‘DEI Pilot Song: A Crash Course in Woke Hiring 🙂 PARODY of “The Letter” by The Box Tops’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBym0UZJheQ

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

Love it! Thank you.

Sooty
Sooty
1 year ago

See Arnold Palmer is making noises again! Wanker!!!

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Sooty
1 year ago

I suppose that may be the sound, scratching from inside a coffin?

It has taken nigh-on 10 years for him to resurrected to be heard, by the true believer Sooty, :- )

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

That’s Tarquin again. He really is going to have to learn to drive that doll better.
Taking out Arnold when Geoffrey was target.

To be fair 10 years ago he was only an apprentice but he should be improving by now.

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

Farage speaks out of both sides of his mouth. Double standards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUV32n1kmno
“Stopped me getting out!” Tommy Robinson in new attack on Nigel Farage as Reform UK BANS supporters

Dan Wootton Outspoken

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

Establishment has invaded the Reform Party
Not just establishment, but it seems like old establishment jumping from the sinking Tory ship or is it establishment Farage looking to be a white horse in rescuing the Tories?

The Reform Party seems to be the only way out for Britain,& appears to be gaining traction & increasing depth, having had a reasonable bite at the Council elections.
Some of the upper class can see the points of what TR has made, like how the views went from circa 200,000 to over 150 million, before the official “Silenced” documentary was officially pulled by TR’s team.
Ok world wide views, and many British would have had the time to see it & ponder how government agencies paid so much to shut down just this one issue.

But Reform at some point will look just as Tory & ratty as the old Tory.
And some ot the Top men that Reform pushed out, are creating new options, that may coalesce, even take over Reform. who knows?

It was a disappointment when viewing Lord Monckton, how he supported Farage, and Zia. I am sure Monckton knew of the others that have pulled away from Farage too, & of course about TR, & Farages over reaching on TR.
Now can be seen as hypocritical reaction, even if he was really ignorant of the media paint job on TR.

Farage’s ignorance of the “koran”, “hadith” & “Reliance of the Traveller” and seems to be wanting, even welcoming to be go with the flow of increased number of muslims. Sadly I think Lord Monckton is remaining blind on this too.

Still 4 years to run before a general election has to be called so much is to be given some stirring to see if lumps will dissolve, or throw it, sift it to get the best.

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

Well summarised S1. Farage will do anything to be PM and be accepted by the Big Boys of the establishment.

Viking
1 year ago

Aucklanders in the future.
funny.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1262643932194811

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
1 year ago

Why Arab countries don’t want Palestinians:

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

Harvey
1 year ago

Radiation therapy does not cause glowing in the dark.
Why are side-effects never the cool things?

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