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Tarquin
1 month ago

Morning all, 5 degrees and foggy up here. Looks like it’s going to burn off and turn into a lovely day.

Viking
Reply to  Tarquin
1 month ago

Nope. reliable weather lady says you are going to get rain.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Wrong, there is no such thing as a “reliable weather lady”. You should provide conclusive referenced evidence, when making such a claim.

Tarquin
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
1 month ago

I often wonder if Jacinda was a weather lady in an earlier life. She never seemed to get anything right.

Curious
Reply to  Tarquin
1 month ago

Or an economic forecaster, they make astrologers look good.

Tarquin
Reply to  Curious
1 month ago

Shamubeel Eaqub is a giant among men in that department.

Saggy
Reply to  Tarquin
1 month ago

Shamubeel Eaqub is a fuckwit

Brian Marshall
Reply to  Saggy
1 month ago

You bet me to it. I’m 100% in agreement with your assessment on him.

Tarquin
Reply to  Editor
1 month ago

wouldn’t think so he’s probably got a dud credit rating if his predictions are anything to go by.

nasska
Reply to  Saggy
1 month ago

Shamubeel Eaqub gives fuckwits a bad rep.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Tarquin
1 month ago

I don’t know how well he is endowed and don’t wish to know.

Viking
1 month ago

Matthew Horncastle   · Follow
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The airport has reached out and said they are not happy with my posts naming staff and will involve lawyers.
I have informed them I have freedom of speech and bring it.
I am sick of unelected government employees destroying property rights.
Government employees are accountable for their actions.
I think this fight being public is important.
I have nothing to hide, and I am a private citizen.
They have everything to hide and are the government.
See the problem.

Shit fight on the way. They will try to shut him down sneaking into court, as these types do.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VSmxle-aPY

See what John Rambo says at about 40 secs.

Viking
1 month ago

New offshore exploration permit application lodged off northern Taranaki coast
A new offshore petroleum exploration permit application covering 645 square kilometres off the northern Taranaki coast has been lodged, with New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals (NZP&M) opening a three-month competitive application process.
The application, lodged by Sunda Energy, covers waters within the northern Taranaki Basin between northern Taranaki and southern Waikato.
Unlike the deepwater petroleum prospecting permit application lodged about 200 kilometres west of North Taranaki earlier this month, this proposal covers a much smaller area within New Zealand’s territorial sea off the northern Taranaki coast.
According to NZP&M, the proposed permit area includes the previously discovered Awakino gas condensate discovery, along with several other identified petroleum prospects.
If granted, the permit would allow exploration activities only. Any future exploration drilling would require separate regulatory approvals.

https://www.ngamotunews.co.nz/2026/07/14/new-offshore-exploration-permit-application-lodged-off-northern-taranaki-coast/?fbclid=IwY2xjawTDba5leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFNZHEyR21uM05PYzBueEpKc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHjGgAtho2YnAUreP-dZ80hYQPFdVDCOhfrWTtXzlJyr_EwiCxHt2GiaOiDKf_aem_rZrlcKyWHw0xxCgQePhLzQ

Viking
1 month ago

Robert Kiyosaki   · Follow

IRAN WAR – SAUDI ARABIA JUST ENTERED THE WAR.
While the world focused on Hormuz, a second front quietly exploded yesterday.
An Iranian Mahan Air flight, IRM1199 — left Tehran headed for Sanaa, Yemen’s Houthi-controlled capital.
Its mission: return the Houthi delegation that had attended Khamenei’s funeral in Iran.
Yemen’s internationally recognized government, backed by Saudi Arabia, said it had exhausted diplomatic efforts to stop the flight.
When the plane entered Yemeni airspace anyway, airstrikes hit Sanaa International Airport’s runway.
The Iranian plane diverted to Hodeidah airport, also Houthi-controlled.
The Houthis immediately called it what it was.
Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Saree called it “blatant aggression” and declared it had “ended the de-escalation phase.”
The Houthis then fired ballistic missiles and drones directly at Saudi Arabia’s Abha International Airport.
Saudi air defenses intercepted the missiles.
No casualties were reported.
But the attacks marked an escalation not seen since the Saudi-led coalition last struck Houthi-controlled areas years ago.
The Houthis then threatened to strike King Khalid Airport in Riyadh itself, Saudi Arabia’s capital, and warned all airlines against flying in Saudi airspace until the “siege” on Sanaa airport was lifted.
Now understand what this means for the global energy picture.
Hormuz, already operating at 12% of normal capacity carries 20% of the world’s seaborne energy.
Bab al-Mandeb, the strait the Houthis control, carries another 12%.
Combined — Iran and its proxies can theoretically threaten 32% of the world’s seaborne energy simultaneously.
Saudi Arabia just re-entered a war it spent four years quietly exiting.
The Houthis just ended a ceasefire that had held since 2022.
And Iran just tried to open an air bridge to its proxy, while simultaneously being bombed by America.
The Iran war just got a second front.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Good. Wipe them both out, the sooner the better.

Dougal10
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

About time the Saudi’s woke up and did something.

Tarquin
Reply to  Dougal10
1 month ago

I hear they have a very impressive air force. About time they used it.

FJA
FJA
1 month ago

On the last one – the Nats are currently running billboards split with Labour on one side and them on the other, saying something like,, “Live a life full of tax.”, and “Live life to the max” respectively.

All the billboards needs are, “Same same”, written across the bottom to make them right. Hunty will know the expression.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  FJA
1 month ago

…But Different..

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  FJA
1 month ago

i thought about that a while ago… billboard with chippy and luxtard on it and “vote chris for more of the same”

FJA
FJA
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
1 month ago

😂

Viking
1 month ago

The Devil is dead. Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, Iran’s second-highest leader behind the brutal anti-women laws and the killing of thousands for not wearing hijab, was taken out in overnight US-Israel strikes on Tehran.
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Alice
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Sadly it looks like wishful thinking.

Curious
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Is that true VK or just another social media rumour. Would be good if it’s true but AI says it’s not.

Sooty
Sooty
1 month ago

What say you? you little ginger cunt!

Saggy
Reply to  Sooty
1 month ago

Hate to be the one to point this out, but you checked out your avatar lately Sootz?

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
1 month ago

Its a male bear and yet ginger.
Still bald

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
1 month ago

I see Dikshit has joined ACT. My vote went elsewhere the moment I heard the news.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  bobthebldr
1 month ago

The ulitmate “kite flyer”.

Sooty
Sooty
1 month ago

The South Taranaki District Council have voted to reject the government plan to amalgamate with North Taranaki District Council.
No word on joining with Stratford.

Sooty
Sooty
1 month ago

Just imagine if Labor had got back into power and had to fund that Covid bill.
Would the ginger whinger still be in politics, or overseas serving his mistress?

Saggy
Reply to  Sooty
1 month ago

Guess we’ll find out in November.

FJA
FJA
1 month ago

Lol. A U.S. tranny fleeing persecution by Trump 😂 and seeking asylum in the Netherlands has been placed in a detention centre, and has belatedly discovered that perhaps the U.S. isn’t so bad after all:

https://twitchy.com/samj/2026/07/14/mentally-ill-guy-who-thinks-hes-a-woman-applied-for-asylum-in-the-netherlands-it-did-not-end-well-vid-n2430226

nasska
Reply to  FJA
1 month ago

From the article cited by FJA:

#. “……a facility notorious for overcrowding, violence, and tensions with radical Islamist migrants – he now expresses deep regret over the move.”

Softcock! Just another instance where NZ punches above its weight.

Carmen would have shrugged off the threats & prepared the hangi! 🙂

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  nasska
1 month ago

He would have been the hangi.

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nasska
1 month ago

An interesting read at https://expose-news.com/2026/07/14/covid-lockdowns-we-must-not-forget/ which serves as a reminder as to how memories fade & mistakes get repeated.

#. “We’re now rapidly approaching the six-year anniversary of “15 Days to Slow the Spread.”

This disastrous policy embraced by NZ’s Mad Queen & her acolytes doubtlessly caused far more harm than it could have possibly prevented. To prolong the lives of a few octogenarians with one foot in the grave & the other on a banana skin we closed schools, fucked businesses, wrecked communities, restricted hospital procedures & turned retail into something resembling Vladivostok in the 1970s. Because of her idiot kowtowing to the dishonest Fauci & the WHO we now have the $180,000,000,000 debt which will act as NZ’s millstone for generations.

#. “The ramifications of those wretched policies will be quite literally endless. It’s not an exaggeration to say that lockdowns, our policies and responses have quite literally changed the course of world history.”

Never forget & never forgive. We are only one venal political leader away from an encore!

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  nasska
1 month ago

Flatten the curve….

Curious
Reply to  nasska
1 month ago

Never will I forgive and will likely still remember if dementia threatens.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Curious
1 month ago

If the ginger whinger happened to get the keys of pawer come election,
Would the bitch comeback as a consultant to the Labor government.
A super charged Michael Baker, Purple Whale on speed!
What’s to stop Labor hiring her?

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
1 month ago

any Santana Minerals shareholders here? You may have rejoiced too soon:

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/supporters-honour-sir-sam-neill-with-influx-of-funds-to-stop-gold-mine-campaign/

BertP
BertP
Reply to  Starving Artist
1 month ago

Link doesn’t work for me.

Alice
1 month ago

I was going to ask how much the NZ government wasted but then I saw the top meme.

Here’s what Britain wasted:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/n52g95C6Ez0

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Alice
1 month ago

It’s not going to get better under the new economic illiterate Labour appointed PM to be ‘crowned’ by the party this Friday.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jaP_d13XZAE
Andy Burnham refuses to rule out care levy, mansion
short

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Starving Artist
Starving Artist
1 month ago
Alice
1 month ago
Pinky1
Pinky1
Reply to  Alice
1 month ago

Laura Alboli

Alice
1 month ago

The Council of Licensed Firearms Owners (COLFO) notes the Firearms Safety Authoritys announcement of a new Community Firearms Safety Trainer program. While community involvement in safety education is welcomed, COLFO questions where the substantial taxpayer funding previously allocated to firearms safety training is now being directed.

Before 2017, firearms safety training was delivered effectively by passionate volunteers from within the licensed community. These instructors invested their own time and money, receiving only a free FAL renewal and an annual regional dinner in return. The system worked well.

Police led changes dismantled this successful model, replacing it with a centralised approach that relied on paid staff. Now, as the Authority moves back toward community trainers who will again serve voluntarily, cover their own costs, and receive no pay, COLFO is asking a straightforward question:

If we are returning to a volunteer system, where is that training money being directed?
https://www.colfo.org/post/firearms-safety-authority-announces-return-to-volunteer-trainers-colfo-asks-where-is-the-training
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My guess would be that the money is needed to prop up the expensive and pointless Firearms Registry which, contrary to the promises, is not preventing or solving any crimes nor making us any safer.

I got my renewed licence this week, nine months after applying for it. There is an important mistake on it so now I have to send it back to be corrected. Imagine if it took nine months to renew your drivers licence or passport!

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
1 month ago

Keeping Hunty at bay,,,

Alice
Reply to  Editor
1 month ago

Ladies named Alice have a long and very interesting association with firearms none more so than this one:

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

Her full story is in this fascinating book available on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.com/Temptress-Scandalous-Alice-Mysterious-Erroll/dp/0312584180

Alice-de-Janze
nasska
Reply to  Alice
1 month ago

Keep calm & follow the rabbit.

nasska
1 month ago

Planned attempts to divert an asteroid which will collide with the Earth in about seven years have been abandoned after it was calculated the point of impact would be South Auckland.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
1 month ago

If you can figure all those things, then this is next step up to AI scammer.
They can not be too far away these days.

Don’t Hang Up On AI Scammers. Do THIS Instead.
https://youtu.be/lk3jCuITwcE
17 mins : Jul 1, 2026 : Kitboga

Just to recognize them as he does, then ready to play.
Get them into a continous loop the loop mode.

Customize like to “Karanghape Road” concept? or “the man with the big knees”? or some “Littlewood treaty version”? as I understand they are on the lookout to take in some educational concepts.

When you get good at that, would it be possible to hook into another AI system for adaptive empathethic training?

Last edited 1 month ago by Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
1 month ago

I never did get to the “free watch” stage, even though some of those meet up venues were not that far away.
And of course, the “no obligation” would have made them bite their tongue.

However I used to pretend, I was old, a bit tiddly as I explained, had a glass or 2 of the top shelf, just after dinner. as you do.

However the hook was I had a great cruise in the Carribean, or Alaska, & so much enjoyed my time as I enjoyed new sites & places, though finding it was a bit fast pace, wishing I had more time explore any one of those places.

So sometimes they would ring again, & sometimes when played out, had a good breaker was that my travel agent had got in touch or just checked my calendar & so I had booked another far off cruise,

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

I’ve never played along with any time share leeches but I had a bit of fun with life insurance agents in the late 60s. For persistence those scammers took some beating.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
1 month ago

Again, is Luxon aware of the changes happening to migration trends across the West?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4-UT-1GN5A
Muslims Thought They Can Take Over EUROPE ⟶ Then THIS HAPPENED…
Fall of Nations

For decades, Europe built its identity on open borders and humanitarian pride. But today, the continent is undergoing a radical, shocking transformation. After years of rising tension, governments are racing to pass the toughest anti-immigration laws in modern history. The most surprising part? This crackdown wasn’t started by the far-right. Watch to discover the secret blueprint reshaping Europe, why deportation numbers don’t tell the full story, and what this means for the future of global migration. …

Last edited 1 month ago by waikatogirl
nasska
Reply to  waikatogirl
1 month ago

It’s too late & all the anti-immigration laws passable won’t change Europe’s fate an iota. The WEF have won that battle.

We have a little time left & the globalists will have the pedal welded to the floor in their efforts to fuck up our country irredeemably before the present inhabitants wake from their slumbers.

Curious
1 month ago

To quote Corporal Jones-Don’t panic, don’t panic. Are they getting ready for plandemic mk 2?
https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/361006606/highly-infectious-strain-bird-flu-confirmed-new-zealand

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Curious
1 month ago

Don’t panic, don’t panic.

We have the jabs already rolling out.
See some birds have been jabbed no problem,

Well it is a problem, if the humans are not jabbed up the wazzzooo too, to protect all the birds here in NZ,
Will they do that again?

Last edited 1 month ago by Simpleton1
Viking
1 month ago

The sooner these mad drop kicks get sent to a real job, the better.

Climate Change Minister Simon Watts says ‘councils will be required by law to plan how high-risk communities will prepare for the impacts of climate change’ as Bill is introduced to Parliament.

Councils will be required by law to plan how high-risk communities will prepare for the impacts of climate change as part of proposed changes to the Climate Change Response Act.
On Wednesday, the Government introduced the Climate Change Response Amendment Bill, with Climate Change Minister Simon Watts saying the changes would “reduce unnecessary costs and duplication, provide greater certainty, and enable us to focus our efforts more effectively”.
“This legislation delivers one of the key actions under our National Adaptation Framework to help New Zealand manage growing climate risks. It includes requiring adaption planning in the highest-risk areas and is part of our plan to build for the future.”
“For the first time, councils will be required by law to plan how high-risk communities will prepare for the impacts of climate change. Some councils are already working well with their communities to adapt, but this is inconsistent across the country,” Watts says.
He says plans will need to cover at least 30 years and set out the sequence of actions and investment needed to manage climate-driven natural hazard risks over time.

https://www.interest.co.nz/public-policy/139398/climate-change-minister-simon-watts-says-%E2%80%98councils-will-be-required-law-plan

So a natural hazard like an earthquake is not a Climate change hazard.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

The IPCC walked back the UN Intermnational Panel of Climate Change (UN IPCC) of 8.5 scenario a while back to being implausible, but it only seems to be getting any air in the last few months on blogs.
But so far not in NZ. mainstream media crickets.

The Parliamentarian & NZ techno-bureaucrats, like in the governmental Environment departments are deliberately intent on ignoring all of that.

Local bodies in colllusion with the Tri-Coalition government grasp the Climate Change with both hands and continued calculating set back distances for building permits with great gusto to maintain that hi-salaried surplus clip board tick boxes jobs.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

That really annoys me – just another unnecessary expense put onto ratepayers. Another $120.000+ wanker sitting writing out screeds of regularity crap all design to restrict people and cause alarm amongst the masses.

Viking
Reply to  Hooker Phil
1 month ago

120000, surely you jest.
200000 is more likely

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Watts is also Local Govt Minister. They will “love” this Government —firstly pushing amalgamation and now this BS. But it save a few jobs –Wellington City Council has 30 odd people working on Climate Change !!! (they will never vote for National)

I really think National are doing everything possible to lose the election.

Viking
1 month ago

Dead seabird on Petone Beach confirmed as having H5 bird flu

15th Jul 26, 4:31pm by admin

Here is the Government information release on the discovery of a case of H5 bird flu.

Well of course it would be found in Wellington after the bloody big storm.
Wonder who made all that shit up?
Evil bastards.

Last edited 1 month ago by Viking
nasska
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Our feathered fauna are doomed if this link at https://theconversation.com/a-bird-flu-vaccine-for-humans-is-being-trialled-heres-how-it-works-281594 -is factual:

#. “This new bird flu vaccine is an mRNA-based vaccine. This is the same technology that was used in some COVID vaccines.”

#. “Messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) acts as a messenger between the genes and the microscopic factories inside human cells that produce proteins. It carries a message from the genes to these cellular factories to produce proteins with specific structures.”

The article includes a fairly good explanation about the science behind the “vaccine”. If it’s on a par with Pfizer & Moderna we’ll see flocks of native birds falling out of the sky, struck dead by heart attacks mid flight.

Viking
Reply to  nasska
1 month ago

It is and they have been shoving the shit into lots of animals and birds for quite some time.

Viking
1 month ago

CONSUMERS CONTINUE TO CUT BACK
There is disappointment for nearly everyone in the June retail indicators that come via StatsNZ’s electronic card transaction data. Basically it undercut the recent narrative that “things are looking up”. They may be for the rural economy, but not the urban economy. Fuel costs usually get the blame, but in fact in June we spent -1.7% less on fuel, even as we generally spent less on almost everything else. So the fuel cost savings did not boost other spending. That is likely due to continuing negative sentiment about what is to come and the recent geopolitical chaos. Overall, card spending fell -1.4% in June. Within that, durables fell -3.9%, apparel -2.2% and hospitality by -1.9%.

Yep its bloody dire out there except for the well paid in pollie and bank jobs.

Hooker Phil
Reply to  Viking
1 month ago

Did my best, bought 4 bottle of rum, the local had a special on.

Viking
1 month ago

National proposes to designate a specialist Building Consent Authority for large building projects and wants to allow engineers to sign off some building work without needing council inspection

The National Party is proposing to allow qualified engineers to sign off certain building work without needing council inspection and it also wants to designate a specialist Building Consent Authority to use a single pathway for consents.
Making the policy announcement on Wednesday, National’s Building and Construction spokesperson Chris Penk says “for too long, building has been slower and more expensive than it needs to be”.
If National is re-elected into government, Penk says they would kick off these changes with commercial buildings, which make up around $9 billion of consented work each year.

https://www.interest.co.nz/property/139385/national-proposes-designate-specialist-building-consent-authority-large-building

So the ratepayer and taxpayer will be on the hook for even bigger stuff ups/ The question is why?

They are commercial projects, so let the results lie with those who design and build.

Penk says
By designating a specialist Building Consent Authority to consent for large commercial buildings, Penk says this would provide major projects “with a single clear, nationally consistent pathway with the right specialist expertise”.
He says this means complex projects will no longer need to depend on local councils having specialist staff available and it frees up councils to focus more on standard and residential consents.

again the question is why are councils responsible for even that.

Last edited 1 month ago by Viking
Viking
1 month ago

Excellent Planning in Auckland.

Almost 100,000 people could be using Auckland’s transport network on Saturday, thanks to three major events, prompting Auckland Transport to run extra services.
The All Blacks, the New Zealand Warriors and the Harlem Globetrotters will all be putting on a show for combined crowds of more than 85,000 people in different parts of the city.
The All Blacks kick off against Ireland at 7.10pm at Eden Park, while the Warriors’ fixture against the St George Illawarra Dragons starts 25 minutes later at GoMedia Stadium and the Harlem Globetrotters begin their show slightly earlier, at 6pm, at Spark Arena.
Auckland Transport has scheduled special services to aid travel to and from these locations.
Anyone with a ticket for the All Blacks match can enjoy a free ride on a bus or train to and from Eden Park, with special event buses running from 4pm every 10 or 15 minutes along the Northern Busway from the Albany Bus Station, the CBD and from Botany and Pakūranga.

No doubt there’s a soccer final on as well I guess.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/auckland/extra-transport-services-added-to-aid-all-blacks-warriors-and-globetrotters-auckland-crowds/BZP7MYUB2RCWHKMZ5MQ7FOGPHE/

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Ross12
1 month ago

When guys really knew how to work !! This a reply to an article by Paul Henry on Basset Brash and Hide (or the new version of it.

Maurice Plimmer
9 hours ago

Thanks Paul you hit the nail on the head,im 83yr old ex builder,built my last house 2yrs ago,As I did 50 yrs ago I did most things myself under the do-it- yourself rules,what a nightmare, the council and building compliance people hated me for questioning their costly beauacratic nonsense.
They always arrived on site for compliance inspections with 2 inspectors,was for fun or a good argument,I dont blame them as they are only the messenger, its the behind the scenes academic elite who’ve written the rule book I blame but I can’t find or confront them.I could go on but will end with a couple examples.
Don’t expect costs to lower as the govt takes 15% gst on everything you purchase or supply.
First home buyer purchasing a 3 bed home on half a normal section at 835k $ package with whatever debt,plus rates,plus insurance,etc is not a property ladder its a prison.Its govt promoted as govt gets over 125k $ GST tax on that deal.
My brother and I built houses in on wellingtons steep hills in the 1970s.We completed a house every 6 weeks,We mixed and poured approximately 18 cubic mtrs of concrete by hand each house,did our own pre framing pre cut,pitched and laid roof roof,interior jib linings,hung interior doors all on site in 6 weeks,ill admit today’s houses are.of better quality but ours are still standing the test of time plus the total cost inclusive of section was approximately 5yrs gross income.
Costly madness,I was forced by council to get a Registered plumber to sign off a few glued plastic gutter roof down pipes I installed.
Sorry about the long wind of mine but the costly system makes me real mad,its designed to line the pockets of the academic elite who write the rule book.
ITS CALLED SOCIALISM.
Remember,fiat cash is a freedom,digital payments are a prison.
Cheers

Curious
1 month ago

Mikey will be pleased. Seems that infidelity isn’t a thing anymore, it’s been replaced by secret non-monomagy.

https://sanityunleashed.substack.com/p/the-british-association-of-psychotherapy

nasska
Reply to  Curious
1 month ago

It’s made round to go round, or so we’re told, but did you read the comments to the article? The first one was a lengthy peroration on the sinful relationship between the writer’s DIL & their son’s best mate. Eventually the clandestine affair became public & broke up both marriages.

#. “……dIL and hubs best friend eventually left their marriages and now they are married and are the pillers of the local church. They pretend that they’ve always been together and that God made it all happen for them.
They literally turned adultery into a godly experience.”

#. “Everyday DIL tells us how amazing God is.. God helped them commit adultery and eventually helped them to get married.”

What will be will be but those who will denounce the “stripping away (of) moral agency and normalize destructive and harmful behaviour” will also be the Bible bashers & Godbotherers who feel competent to judge others foibles while fucking anything that will hold still for long enough.

“Rules for thee but not for me” seems apropos.

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