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Colinxy
Colinxy
10 months ago

The No Kings protest: “The issue is never the issue. The Issue is always Revolution” – the Marxist maxim.

https://nominister.wordpress.com/2025/10/19/the-marxist-imperative-of-revolution-why-the-issue-is-never-the-issue/

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Colinxy
10 months ago

The Issue is always Revolution”

It is far easier to destroy than to create.

Look for the children who kick over the block castles and sand castles of others, and see what kind of people they grow up to be.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

Yes, something Lenin discovered the hard way. His holy prophets, Marx and Engels, had no clue on how to run a State[1]. It was easy to destroy, but to build was another matter.

Lenin had to invent his Semi-State bovine scatology, and of course he was forced to allow the NEPs (though Stalin would later crush them).

Mao rediscovered the same issues, hence his second Revolution, the Cultural Revolution…and even that had to be fixed via the “Cat Theory” of his real successor, Deng Xiaoping.

[1] Hardly surprising being the grifters that they were.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Colinxy
10 months ago

BUREAUCRATISM
You have 2 cows.
The State takes both, shoots one, milks the other, and then throws the milk away…

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Colinxy
10 months ago

same reason why the palestine clowns are still at it.

Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

Accidental drowning: Coroner ‘troubled’ that bystanders didn’t pull 4-yr-old Nia Lohchab from Tauranga Memorial Park fountain and try to revive her – NZ Herald

A tragedy for sure, but I see similar behavior in the fountain at Mission Bay. The kids always seem to be from the same socio-economic group, and are often without parental supervision.

What grandfather would allow two kids to scatter in the opposite direction? How would he be able to watch over them properly?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

Is that coroner on meth ?

That was a speedy response
like 2.5 years
so quick
speed makes all the difference (the drug that is).

have they lifted the rahui yet?

and
Between 2015 and 2024, 47 under-fives drowned in New Zealand.
Adult supervision was “inadequate or non-existent” in 45 cases.
Bates noted Nia’s grandfather was unlikely to have been familiar with Memorial Park, having only arrived in New Zealand a week earlier. He did not speak English.

45 out of 47 cases

so
the whole thing was entirely on the grandfather who failed his granddaughter
No-one else
What a WOFT a coroners report is then.

and yet
they roll this shit out years later with meaningless ramble for the jobsworth coroner.

WTF
The Coroner’s office confirmed that an interim suppression order that previously prevented publication of Nia’s name was not made permanent.

NZ and its obsessive name suppression horseshit!!

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

“Bates noted Nia’s grandfather was unlikely to have been familiar with Memorial Park, having only arrived in New Zealand a week earlier. He did not speak English.”

It’s possible that the grandfather did not know that there was a fountain in the park. Even if someone had told him that there was a fountain, he might not have imagined that children would paddle in it (especially if paddling in fountains was unheard of where he came from in India).

Was the grandfather aware of the fountain and did he understand that it could be a drowning risk to a child?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

….Was the grandfather aware of the fountain and did he understand that it could be a drowning risk to a child….

That is not even relevant .

HE was responsible for two preschool kids.
The parents presumably allowed this
Therefore they are co-responsible
if they let a bewildered old chap who did not know the area, could not communicate with anyone verbally, and was useless to the point of a death occurring .

No bystanders were responsible for the children
and
you have to be very careful if you interfere/intervene with children not known to you.
YOU could be in trouble
The sisterhood have made sure of that .

So
it does not matter what the grandfather knew or did not know.
HE failed the kid.
And the parents of the dead child facilitated this
Unless it was a kidnapping and there is no mention of it.
To be; sure it a family tragedy .

Fountain is irrelevant as the fountain is less than 50 metres from a wide open sea with no barriers .
There is lots of water alongside the park .
Very visible.

Tauhei Notts
Tauhei Notts
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

Howitis has presciently put what is wrong with our country.
“The sisterhood have made sure of that.” Suck that quote of Howitis’ up and spit it out at any hairy legged feminist.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

Name suppression means that the public can’t see the patterns (and learn from them).

As you know, pattern recognition is a survival mechanism.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

When one is in the hive collective, then that is the one true & only pattern to follow.

Saggy
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

What I simply cannot believe is that they stood around leaving the kid face down in water with no attempt at resusitation, until help arrived. How is it even possible that a single person is that stupid,let alone a whole bunch of them.

Alice
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

Female children are not highly valued in India, indeed active measures are often taken to dispose of such unwanted offspring. Not saying this is the case here but the whole family should be deported to be on the safe side.

Tarquin
Reply to  Alice
10 months ago

Sounds good to me.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

It’s better they abuse goats than children!

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

Many people (especially those receiving state assistance to live) have a very low level of personal agency.

They won’t lift a finger because they don’t know where to start. They have no idea of what to do. All their lives they have been looked after by others and had key life decisions made for them.
They don’t understand the concept of “thinking for themselves” and “taking the initiative to deal with a problem.”
Validation by their peers is of utmost importance. They won’t act unless one of their mates acts first. Then they will follow blindly.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

Stop picking on your neighbours.

they were colonised 200 years ago.

and the mokopuna are still suffering the trauma !!!

They are storing the old cars to convert to electric.
and saving the tyres for the end of oil days
and letterboxes are a colonial construct to try to tie people down to one place.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

The way NZ Post is going, you will be able to turn your letterbox into a bird hose shortly.

Tarquin
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

They were probably too scared to do anything for fear of being called racist or a pedophile. The unfortunate way things are going in this country, it’s wrong I know but it appears to be how it is.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

it would be deemed racist to suggest personal responsibility of a brown person.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

The surname Lohchab originates from the Jat community in India, particularly in the Haryana and Rajasthan regions.

subject of drowning = Nia Lohchab

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I am a stupid boy
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

brown orange yellow purple, as long as theyre not white its racist to hold them personally accountable.
if indian then its probs a good thing grandpa wasnt there cuz he probs wouldve drowned in the fountain aswell.
indian and middle eastern folk are the most shithouse swimmers ive seen and absolute retards around water, im suprised more dont win darwin awards via our coastline and rivers

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

Of any age!

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

Did the coroner shit the bed?
Seems to be a speedy response.
But then it was all on CCTV footage. How many deaths are.

Sabre38
Sabre38
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
10 months ago

Yep the grandfather seemed to be absent for a long period of time, but of course the coroner blames the council and everyone else.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Sabre38
10 months ago

It’s the New Zealand way. Personal responsibility is one of those dreaded “P” words that is shunned in this country. Other “P” words include:

Profit
Private property
Parenting
Pride (not that kind of “pride’)

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Sabre38
10 months ago

Need to fence the fountain off…

howitis
howitis
Reply to  FJA
10 months ago

…need to fence the sea off ….

oh wait, the Bros are doing that
all good!

———————
7 Feb 2035

Threatening person: $20 admission please
Me: I am just going for a cool off Swim

Threatening person: $20 please
Me: what , why ?

Threatening person: $20 or no admission. limit one hour, or $100 instant fine if you run over time.
Me : are you from the local Marae

Threatening person: NO,I am from DOC. We work for the marae.

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Saggy
Reply to  FJA
10 months ago

No, the fountain needs to be removed. And every other fountain in Aotearoa. And we need to fence off the entire coastline.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

Fountains are racist.

Tarquin
10 months ago

Made the mistake of trying to watch the cricket last night. Way to many ono’s wha’s and wikitis not to mention a hideous female commentator. If they ever want to win a game and regain the support of pretty much anyone apart from TPM members, school teachers and other woke citizens I suggest they start playing properly and dump the cultural bullshit.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

Not sure why you didn’t enjoy it, the end was getting really exciting. With 18 balls left they only needed 73 to win. fairly simple really, just 17 fours and one six – 74 and all done and dusted.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

critchet

where maybe 2 or 3 people are doing some activity out of 22 people
for one third of the time.

that is NOT sport .

just a pastime designed for hot countries around India
where you can get away from the missus and pretend you had some competitive sport .
🤣 🤣

nearly half the people are sitting around in the pavilion
and most of the ones not in the pavilion are standing around scratching their nuts out of boredom

and you expected some entertainment from that ?

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

Their balls!

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

their stubbley cunts! otherwise known as ham wallet, bush wrinkle, vertical bacon sandwich, fuck hole, pussy, hairy lasso, gut locker or cum dumpster… feel free to add to the list 🙂

rightoverlabour
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

Growler, Snatch, I’ll do some research and complete the list.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

since most wominz in team sports are lezzies they are warming up the playground for their GF to play with at play lunch .

don’t you know anything ?

nasska
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

As this is a family blog I couldn’t possibly comment on the target of the scratch but I think it’s called playing the slots.

Dougal10
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

Possibly their nuts.

Saggy
Reply to  Dougal10
10 months ago

Possibly their husband’s nuts.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

Women critcheters have wives.
WAGS
No men required.

Tarquin
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

Let’s face it, womens cricket is about as interesting as mens netball. Nobody in their right mind would watch either. The womens rugby and league is nearly as bad and still they keep trying to ram it down our throats.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

Makes a change…….from ramming it down their throats.

howitis
howitis
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

it goes without saying.

Komata
Komata
10 months ago

I found this article (written by one Philip Conroy, about whom I know nothing) on another site and thought that it might be of interest to the membership.

Mr Conroy raises some interesting points, especially as the current governing coalition have also shown by their lack of action that, despite all their ‘big words’ they too support what is He Puapua is advocating.

‘HE PUAPUA; Blueprint for breaking up New Zealand

Picture this: you wake up one day and New Zealand—our fair, united, democratic home—has been quietly handed over to a select few, without you getting a single say. That’s the gut-punch reality of He Puapua, mates. As a Kiwi who’s worried about where our country’s headed, I’ve got to speak up. This isn’t just some dusty report; it’s a plan to flip New Zealand upside down, split us apart, and wreck our democracy—and most of us aren’t having a bar of it.

Let me lay it out plain and simple, ‘cause this hits every one of us. He Puapua is this sneaky 2019 government document that got leaked later on, mapping out how to reshape New Zealand by 2040, supposedly to align with some UN indigenous rights stuff. Sounds alright, right? Nah, dig into it, and it’s pushing for massive changes: handing Maori tribes veto power over national decisions, control over huge chunks of land, water, even petrol royalties, and get this—a separate Maori senate to keep tabs on Parliament. It’s dreaming up a “bicultural” setup where Maori calls the shots over the equal rights we’ve built this country on, making ancestry trump the will of the people.

The old Labour government cooked this up on the quiet, slipping in bits like the Maori Health Authority and co-governance in water reforms without a proper yarn with the public. Critics reckon it’s straight-up dodgy, a power grab that shoves aside the Crown—the government that’s meant to stand for all Kiwis—for a few tribal bigwigs. If this keeps going, it’s not about fairness; it’s a takeover that splits us into those with the right

Now, the Maori Party’s all over this, backed by Labour and the Greens. They’re hell-bent on pushing Maori control, demanding things like binding Waitangi Tribunal calls that could force us to hand over resources and cash without everyone getting a say. How’s this screwing New Zealand? It’s chipping away at our good ol’ one-person-one-vote vibe giving tribal leaders way more clout—some say up to five times more in big decisions. Look at Three Waters: Maori vetoes got slipped in, and most of us were left scratching our heads—polls showed barely anyone knew what was up.

This isn’t bringing us together; it’s stirring up division, bad blood, and a weaker rule of law where some folks are more equal than others. It’s been called out as splitting us by race, turning our inclusive nation into a battleground of us-versus-them.

Polls are screaming that we’re against co-governance, Maori wards without a vote, and separate health systems. Surveys show we’re split right down ethnic and political lines, with heaps of us wanting a proper referendum on this stuff, not just bilingual signs or half-baked ideas. The 2023 election sealed it—National, ACT, and NZ First stormed in, promising to slam the brakes on He Puapua, ‘cause Kiwis were fed up with this behind-
We’re a bunch who love a fair go and sticking together, and this sneaky overhaul just doesn’t cut it

Think about our kids and grandkids growing up in a New Zealand where democracy’s been watered down, resources are fought over based on who your ancestors were, and mateship’s just a memory. That’s what we’re staring down if He Puapua sneaks back in—inequality locked in for good and endless scraps. Nah, most of us, no matter where we come from, want better: a future where everyone’s on the same level, decisions are for the whole country, and our young ones grow up in a proper united New Zealand. let’s keep the fight going to save the New Zealand we love.’

Last edited 10 months ago by Komata
howitis
howitis
Reply to  Komata
10 months ago

The person does not fully understand it

That’s what we’re staring down if He Puapua sneaks back in—

NO sneak back in
it is there
never went away

luxon is putting the bellows to the coals to keep the embers glowing
this is his only roll
to keep this warm
then 2026 or 2029 it is all back on
15 years to 2040
nothing to stop it .

luxon is a devious fucked in the head traitor
god botherers and wailing, chanting Christians are always dangerous.
that is why the thing has suppressed not only its own party
but also not honoured the coalition agreement (TPB anyone)
and
as we know
nothing gets done
As I have said for 2 years; luxon is a sellout traitor
nothing less than that. vile and despicable creature
willis / bishop/goldsmith et al = useless eaters .

So white people will go to Australia
that is what they want
the indians will as well
and will be welcomed under the current regime .
Just re-elected this year.

But albanese is ignoring The Voice vote and going ahead with UNDRIP anyway .
it will change.

The real question is
Who collapsed the non-lefty parties in the Western world ?
who controlled and co-ordinated that.

We know it was farrar/keys in NZ; dumb goodfellow was a weak egotistical puppet.
Even his father saw him as an unreliable dummy.
(and his wife might be next mayor of Akl)

Uk conservatives; AU so-called liberals; FAILED
There are talks of Barnaby Joyce joining One Nation.
Dont know enough about Canada; but Trump has revived the US Republicans which was going down the same path.

But yes, he puapua never died, it is having a rest, to gain strength for a later onslaught
Since fat Gerry cant even stop a haka in parliament and the Dudges are stacked with woke , there is no knight in shining armour .

nasska
Reply to  Komata
10 months ago

From Komata’s excellent comment:

…..”a separate Maori senate to keep tabs on Parliament”……

This is what’s coming if & when we ditch the British royalty as head of state. It doesn’t matter how fucked in the head Charlie is or who the rest of the inbred degenerates are bedding.

It’s still better than President Ardern & power of veto over legislation exercised by the Maori elite for the Maori elite.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Komata
10 months ago

Thanks Komata

Many of see some many of these things, and some have been raising these issues, & so we also should become more informed, to be able to fight back much more effectively, and to bring more information, knowledge to others.

Treaty issues [page 3 & onwards up to page 7]

…… 1.The Musket Wars – a history of inter-iwi conflict 1806-45.

This is a detailed account of the effect of the introduction of muskets which resulted in some one-third of Maori being killed by other Maori.

This provides the background to their wish to have a sovereign to stop revenge wars (utu).

2.The Long White Cloud – This is a well balanced account by a Government Minister, first published in 1898,dealing with the country’s governance up to that time.

3.Twi$ting the Treaty – A Tribal Grab for Wealth and Power by John Robinson and 5 others.

It is a well documented, if sometimes emotive, account of how we have got to where we are now.

The only comments that I have seen about this book are simpleminded abuse of the authors – prime examples of “playing the man and not the ball” instead of dealing with the facts.

4.He Puapua -Blueprint For Breaking Up New Zealand by John Robinson and published by Tross Publishing.

This brings together many historical threads to provide a frightening picture of where we are going with Maori Mania.

Every new move by Government demonstrates that Government is hell bent on having a racially divided nation.

Try searching for the Three Waters Act which has now been passed.

You will not find it. But search for Taumata Arowai Act and you will get a scrambled mixture of Te Reo and some suggested translations bit by bit.

There is a large amount of marketing material about the supposed virtues of the new system but it is clear that this Act is being put into operation with all speed in spite of huge opposition.

How such a mess can be dealt with in the Courts will only become clear after some years but the potential for division and bitterness along racial lines is clear.

And the use of Te Reo to conceal from most of the population, including me, from what is in the Act is frightening. ……. [& a bit more]

https://www.treasury.govt.nz/sites/default/files/2024-05/pc-inq-fcfa-sub-083-perce-harpham.pdf
Written in 2022.

Democracy, Co-Governance, is just a bus that goes part of the journey, then one changes to :—-
—– like Community Collectivism, Islamism. Communism, so as to achieve total “Domination”.

Last edited 10 months ago by Simpleton1
Saggy
Reply to  Komata
10 months ago

I suspect civil war would result before they achieved these ambitions.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

For those old enough to understand NZ is at 5 minutes to midnight.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

once china fully dominates us the bros will be hauled off on an educational camping trip with some uyghurs.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

Kurt Eisner, Hitler’s boss, wanted Marxism via peaceful Revolution. Rosa Luxemberg, despite her pretence of being a free advocate, wanted Marxism via a violent Revolution.

I suspect today’s Marxist variants would be happy either way….or both at the same time.

IOW, they’d be happy with a civil war…so long as they won.

Saggy
Reply to  Colinxy
10 months ago

The biggest problem I’d foresee is which way the army types would swing.

Colinxy
Colinxy
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

It might explain why the Left like having their own military wings: the Ku Klux Klan, the blackshirts, the brown shirts and the misnamed Antifa. That way, they can bypass the army if need be.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Komata
10 months ago

That is very good, the shame is not enough people are realising just what is going on.
It appears the brakes are not being slammed on, perhaps a wind back on the accelerator handle is the best that is happening. The trouble is that it does appear we are split down the middle – the Ward continuance vote did not unanimously reject them.

FJA
FJA
10 months ago

Do you ever feel that you can judge a person by their attitude when it comes to buying drinks when in a small group at the pub?

Saggy
Reply to  FJA
10 months ago

What, you mean you have to pay for them?

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Saggy
10 months ago

That they buy their own, but when you need a refill and notice that their drinks are down and offer to buy theirs, they happily agree, get premium beers then sit on them till it’s time for them to leave.

What particularly amused me was the comment, “I guess if you can afford not to be working, you can afford a round.”

I nearly said that I can only afford to not be working because my mum died last year, but bit my tongue.

To add insult to injury the occasion was a celebratory event for me and my wife, so had the situation been reversed, there would have been no way I’d have let them put their hand in their pocket.

Interestingly, all my close friends who are definitely not commie cunts, are generous people.

Dear Abbey, am I just stupid?

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  FJA
10 months ago

im not a drinker but a boat owner who loves fishing and its similar sortve thing with those who ask to take them on a trip.
you have the token $20 gesture for fuel, the 50/50 split, the generous pays 100% cuz i supply the boat/truck and then theres the one that pays zero but you go anywhere with them they want fuel split 50/50… you soon weed out the piss takers then they wonder why they dont get an invite.

Last edited 10 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Hooker Phil
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

Is that why you offered to take me out on your boat, to pay for the fuel??

nasska
Reply to  Hooker Phil
10 months ago

He’s as tight as a snapper’s arsehole & that’s good for a hundred fathoms! 🙂

Viking
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Noice.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago
Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
Alice
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

Absolutely disgusting example of two tier policing in Britain. Steve’s problem is that he is white and not an effnic so the judiciary doesn’t give a flying f*ck about him being assaulted.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

Best comment; “Trans kids are like vegan cats. We all know who’s pulling the strings.”

nasska
10 months ago

It seems that WHO & the European Commission have developed an AI system to monitor social media & online “misinformation” in real time. From https://reclaimthenet.org/who-eios-ai-surveillance-public-health-monitoring
#. “the new version of EIOS is designed to scan the internet for signals of emerging health threats.”……”it now automatically analyzes social media posts, websites, and other public sources to detect possible outbreaks.”

Hmmm. But:

#. “While this is described as a tool for early warning, it effectively allows a global health authority to observe the world’s digital conversations under the banner of safety.”

And there’s the word “safety” that should chill the marrow of a reader’s bones.

#. “the organization is not only collecting data about disease but also analyzing how citizens think and communicate online.”

The same organisation dedicated to globalism, a NWO & world government. What could possibly go wrong?

H/T RCR Bites

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

The information AI collects for the WHO from the internet needs fact checking. ‘Who’ knows what the WHO want cherry picked to reinforce their agenda?

howitis
howitis
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

just one of many bastards that so that .

put it on the net
it is not private

Hooker Phil
Reply to  howitis
10 months ago

Put it in Vikings Facebook then.

Viking
Reply to  Hooker Phil
10 months ago

No need. If you have a birth certificate, a drivers licence, went to any school, own any property own a cellphone, own a car, have a mortgage or a bank loan or a personal non bank loan, use the TAB, pay tax, Walk down the street, go to a supermarket, drive a car anywhere, drive a tractor around, take your boat out of a harbour and just about anything you do then they already know all about you.
Your Phone listens 24/365.
Even drug test ya crap. 😆

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago

IRD tracking down tax dodgers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DAtM49H8BE
IRD Crackdown: The bid to claw back 10 billion in overdue tax | Herald NOW

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
I am a stupid boy
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

hmmm hunty hasnt revealed his location today, ysbs resident tax dodger is now in hiding.

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

His old house in the orient went under water today.
Heavy rain flooded the place out.

Saggy
10 months ago

Gold

“United States President Donald Trump expressed disdain towards Australia’s ambassador, former prime minister Kevin Rudd, as the two sat face-to-face across the cabinet table in the White House.

Trump and his top aides were meeting Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in an otherwise friendly meeting that confirmed a deal on submarines.

Asked by a reporter how he felt about Rudd’s previous criticism of the US President, Trump said “maybe he’ll like to apologise”.

Turning to Albanese at his side, Trump said, “Where is he? Is he still working for you?”
Albanese smiled awkwardly before gesturing to Rudd, who was sitting directly in front of them.

Rudd began to explain: “That was before I took this position, Mr President”.

Trump cut him off, saying: “I don’t like you either. I don’t. And I probably never will.”

Officials from the two allies laughed before another reporter quickly asked a new question.”

Alice
10 months ago

The man who should be Pope speaks out:

https://x.com/drtrozzi/status/1979638534676918775?s=

Tarquin
Reply to  Alice
10 months ago

I didn’t realise Nasska was an Italian cardinal. You learn something new every day.

nasska
Reply to  Tarquin
10 months ago

“May almighty God bless you, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit.”

That will be $2000 NZD. Payment to be made to the private account of His Holiness, C/- RoL, South Auckland.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Hi Thanks. You will get your cut. I suppose you want it in hard cash now, rather than a credit line of indulgences in the afterlife. …

Tarquin
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

More palatable than ring kissing I suppose.

I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

so chippy thinks an investment fund is a great way to go. heres just 1 example of a previous investment fund labour done…

https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360646172/government-wind-down-fund-invested-failed-solar-energy-company

then theres the multiple companies over the past year or so that have gone tits up and owe the govt/taxpayer millions via labour govt loans.

and lets not even go into kiwibuild and the trail of bankrupt developers and lost funds.

yup labour have found an election winning idea////////

the only way they could ever make it work or be successful investing only in nz is if the fund was spent entirely on stuff like infrastructure thats tolled. but really we all know its gunna get blown on union dominated businesses and iwi ventures, we’ll be lucky if we get 10cent ROI for every $100 invested.

Last edited 10 months ago by I am a stupid boy
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

Yep, bring Twitford back out of retirement, that’ll work!
The duck will be back for Christmas, I think.
Roll out helun on a barrel and all they are just missing the financial genius cunt Cullen!
Be just like the old days with sausage roll kid screaming around like a demented fool!

FJA
FJA
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
10 months ago

Pretty sure they want to fund it with a wealth tax, too.

Never mind that they haven’t got a fucking clue about money in general, given the last hosing around of current and future taxpayer money during their last stint.

Tarquin
10 months ago

In other tragic news, Duncan Webb the Labour M.P for Christchurch Central will be standing down at the next election. One less smarmy bell end who won’t be missed. You have to wonder what kind of screaming dickhead they’ll replace him with.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago

Don’t tell kiwis you have a greater need.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ds5RhVFGhU
Michael Laws Tells Muslim And Jewish Communities To Stop Asking For Taxpayer Monies

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

Here, here! You can always fuck off home!
The maoris are syphoning off more money than we can afford!

FJA
FJA
10 months ago

On why National are stuffed:

https://theplatform.kiwi/opinions/poor-goldsmuck

“I’m not an insider and rarely get juice. But here’s a titbit you can take as read…The Chris’s are talking. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Labour leader (and former Prime Minister) Chris Hipkins have been secretly talking about forming a “grand coalition…”

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  FJA
10 months ago

Neither of them have a clue. They are not interested in what is best for all people of NZ, only in their own political survival and woke legacy.

BrassNuts
BrassNuts
Reply to  waikatogirl
10 months ago

What a perfect pair Hopkins and Luxon would make.
If their IQ was any lower they would have to be watered on a daily basis, you are correct in your assessment WG when you say neither of them have a clue.

Alice
10 months ago

News from Australia. Same applies to New Zealand these days.
Australians are disarmed by law, for the protection of criminals, and it has to stop.
Private security guards in the Western Suburbs are soon to get guns for their own protection, which is a good step in my view but they can only be in so many places at once.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh4pApfXeaA

nasska
Reply to  Alice
10 months ago

…..”Private security guards in the Western Suburbs are soon to get guns for their own protection”……

In phase 2 we will see private armies for hire. Special rates for long term government contracts.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

No! Let the public arm themselves and shoot any one trying to get into your house! I wouldn’t let any plastic private security guard near a gun, or a clipboard.

nasska
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

The castle law or defence of habitation law is what I’d like to see too Sooty but as it would make thieving & home invasions very dangerous occupations we’re not likely to see its introduction. Nothing must be allowed to endanger the parasitic classes on whom the bleeding heart social engineers rely for support & votes.

No, what we’ll see are private armies for hire by the rich & the socialists while we of the hoi polloi will assume our places under the bus. Very handy for politicians when their actions have caused civil unrest & the police are too busy to offer them 24/7 protection.

‘Dial a mercenary’ will be the new Uber for the right people.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Hmm keep me posted. Might put my Infantry training to good use for once. I would not mind one of those old Nazi mercs Hilter was hooning around in.

Sooty
Sooty
10 months ago

With regards to Mr Trump and his flying tie.
There is an older gentleman in Manchester, UK, who is like a street performer.
He has his tie edged in wire and flying up over his shoulder, his suit jacket is wired on the jacket and looks like it is blowing up in the wind. He carries a briefcase too and when you drop your change in his tin cup, he drops the briefcase. He’s like a immoveable, piece of street art. Just a bit of useless for all you heathens, that you learn on U tube.

nasska
Reply to  Sooty
10 months ago

….”for all you heathens”…..

As soon as RoL stops buggering around with the Mega Strike & turns his attention to matters empyrean he’ll be able to offer Papal blessings & salvation at bargain prices.

Line forms behind Tarquin.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

Not striking. Can’t stand Union Scum.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
10 months ago

I’m not forming behind anyone.

Sooty
Sooty
10 months ago

I see that Toyota are releasing a new model FJ Cruiser, whick is a vast improvement on the old model, which is FUGLY.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
10 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddZiBIWdsWA
David vs the Media: “The Labour Party aren’t called the Business Party for a reason”

ACT Leader David Seymour takes questions from the media on Labour’s delusional investment policy, charter schools, and the upcoming ‘mega-strike’. 

Last edited 10 months ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

Oi, you guys got it in for me today or what. Catholic, Immigrant, Teacher. I am going to stop praying for your collective salvation, soon. Maybe next year when I start working again….

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

232 days per year for an average worker!!!! ffs i gotta start taking a bit more time off and live a cruisier life.

if that number is correct then no wonder theres a cost of living crisis, lazy kiwis are having over 4 months a year off work.

Last edited 10 months ago by I am a stupid boy
nasska
Reply to  Editor
10 months ago

In today’s edition of Pravda for the Proles (sometimes referred to as the Wairarapa Times Age) some hack has penned a sob story about the impoverished pedants.

#. “About 57% of fulltime primary teachers are now earning between $90,000 & $110,000 with 16% earning over $110,000.”

Not bad coin for what is a part-time job with incredible annual leave for menopausal women of both genders.

nasska
Reply to  Viking
10 months ago

That shot is taken facing north about 50 metres past the old Mikimiki School site. The Trimble Forest in the background to the right.

Gets a bit of rain at times but is noted for NW winds which usually take out an unladen curtain sider truck every year or so.

Private Godfrey
10 months ago

The tension between the U.S., Israel, and Iran has taken a shocking turn. According to a new investigation by Grayzone, Iran’s missile strike on June 13 directly hit a highly secret U.S.-Israeli bunker hidden under the luxury Da Vinci Towers in Tel Aviv. The bunker, reportedly called “Site 81,” is believed to be a top intelligence and command hub built with U.S. assistance, though both Washington and Jerusalem have kept details tightly under wraps.

Under residential apartment buildings?
That can’t be right.
Israel wouldn’t use its own citizens as …. human shields!

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Private Godfrey
10 months ago

the jews probs false flagged that shit to get trumpy onboard with the bunker busting plan, usa bombed iran less than a week later.

Curious
Reply to  Private Godfrey
10 months ago

Even if there is any veracity to the story Israel isn’t using citizens as human shields, as it is an intelligence site, not a position to fire missiles at gaza from. The whole idea of a secret site is that the enemy don’t know it’s there.

Last edited 10 months ago by Curious
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