New Zealand really does have the reds under the bed, in the bed and at the trough.
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- PM of NZ
- Semi-retired, enjoying the rural lifestyle, watching the grass grow and keeping a watchful eye, via my wireless connection at dialup speeds, on the world of rampant local and central government bureaucracy...
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Those batting for the wrong side
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2010
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January
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- WTF?
- Communist Party Emergent
- 1,743,000 litres of liquid fert per day
- Borrowing book charges
- 'Rich Prick Farmers'
- Goff joins NACTional in Cabinet reshuffle
- Remember this piece of hypocrisy?
- If only they'd gone nuke a few years ago...
- 'Have a slice of watermelon'
- Quackery at 10.23
- Unintended consequences
- "The tax system is broken and needs to be fixed"
- Granny Herald: FAIL
- Standardisation of the standards at The Standard
- Shamelessly touting [Update]
- Unproductive want general wage order
- Voodoo science: "Was not supported by any formal r...
- Every night I pray to my Mum
- 'Twas to be the year of the militant unionised
- Wanted: 360 Degree Feedback
- Normal council service, business as usual
- 'Police want to destroy my loudhailer'
- Pass me a bloody big shovel.
- Caring people
- 1-0 to Japs
- To insure or not to insure?
- [Update] Pirates drive under ship's bow in Antarct...
- A milestone - Cheers
- Revising Resolutions
- Principled or attention seeking?
- Pssts! Wanna buy an election?
- Grazing is truly amazing
- Gov 2.0 - SeeClickFix
- In the wrong place
- And they want re-election?
- One born every minute
- Mayor favours arson to restore community
- A couple of reminders
- Belated welcomes
- Plagiarism continues
- Feeling motivated?
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January
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Is anyone listening?
2 comments:
I disagree, the environmentalism remains a central part of their religion. The high priestess steps down, and the new one will learn the rites to keep their members in communion with nature. This link to nature is very important to modern communist (leftist) thought. It remains a key reason for attacking the concept of property rights - property in the literal sense that is, the concept that no-one can own the land we were all born to have access to. Property Rights to the Green movement is limited to the value of ones labour - ideally $15.00 per hour, across the board for all people (after tax).
Am I being too harsh?
The link to nature has been important to many totalitarians. The Nazis worshipped it as well. The Green view is that we share the earth until we die, the idea you can own any part of it is a bit of an anathema.
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