MSM lies continue apace talking up the game

An aerial picture was given today of the protesting natives and sundry supporters next to Trevor's playground in front of The House. (flogged from NZ Herald.  Peak walkabout they'd have you believe.

Some pesky details (via Google earth).

A maximum forecourt area of about 120m x 35m give or take a few square metres like the grass and trees being partially populated with rabble.  4200m2 max.

A person (smallish adult, not typical of the rampant adult obesity apparent in many other pictures) is about 0.5m x 0.3m in plan view.  0.15m2 per person.

4200m2 divided by 0.15m2 allows for a maximum of 28,000 persons in that area.  All jammed in like sardines without room to fart!

Certainly nowhere near the estimates of 55,000 that the MSM would have you believe.

Luxon - time for you to man up!

Mr Luxon, today is the day for you to man up and lead the country.

No amount of platitudes will do.  Time to put the errant natives in their place.  Tell them there is no sovereignity on the table, no co-governance or partnerships.  As well as zero principles.

Middle New Zealand is watching you closely for you to do the right thing.

"Not the right kind"

On Monday we witnessed deluded natives on walkabout being given escort throughout the Queen City courtesy of Mr Plod.  Even closed the Harbour Bridge during peak traffic.  Working stiffs paying for the walkabout were warned that their working day was to be interrupted.  All followed by despicable outbursts in Parliament on Tuesday with stoneage theatrics.

Today, Saturday, we witnessed the self-apponted Bishop and his merry band of motorcyclists hold up traffic for a short time on the Southern Motorway en-route into JafaLand.  A pisstake on the weeks events as the good Bishop supports the proper New Zealand flag and does a decent haka.

Police will be taking enforcement action after hundreds gathered for an “unlawful and extremely irresponsible” convoy down an Auckland motorway.

Mr Plod has later today decided they are "not the right kind" and will be charged.

Really?

Well done!

In the House today, David Seymour was subjected to all manner of vitriol from various people, but firmly stood his ground delivering in as is his manner, with reasoned and logical arguments.  All without the theatrics.

Well done David!

Euthanasia looms large

Good news.  The #1 racist in the House (supposedly he is 'the right kind of the Maori') dared to call a fellow member a liar.  Failed to apologise and was ejected forthwith.

TPM then spoke of "euthanasing the treaty". 

That cannot come soon enough.

"a very delicate subject"

Natives are on a walkabout throughout the country worried about the possible cessation of their gravy train.  Even the legal beagles have seen fit to complain as their line of arguments might disappear in the near term.

A very delicate subject indeed as the flak increases over the target.

I look forward to the long overdue conversation.

Upcoming turkey shoot in the Far North

The 13 councillors voted unanimously, reaffirming a decision they made in May to continue with their Māori ward for the October 2025 local elections

... and then doubled down to continue waste ratepayer funds.

they pushed back against what Cr Hilda Halkyard-Harawira labelled simply Government efforts to remove Māori from local government with the council having to poll people about this decision to keep the ward

We will soon see what the rest of the electorate thinks of such decisions as turkeys vote for Christmas.

Luxon finally gets off the fence!

the Crown is sovereign

and

the position is very clear, 

Māori ceded sovereignty to the Crown

 

At last, a New Zealand Prime Minister states the obvious.

Now lets watch the screams from all and sundry as the heat is applied.  All manner of hangers on, including activist judiciary, deep in the racist corruption that has plagued New Zealand since the Waitangi Tribunal was invented.

One hopes that Luxon has the cojones to stand this ground.  I think not, soon to be a one-term manager, a he speaks with a forked tongue dependent on the audience, once again as witnessed by this weeks visit to the Huntly truckie in Mahutaland.

There's truth in that

The Waitangi Tribunal has slammed the Treaty Principles Bill as ‘unfair, discriminatory’ and will ‘belie’ the partnership between Māori and the Crown 

"belie" - to show something to be false

A partnership?  Now there's a lie, often cited by those dining large on the taxpayer dime, which is yet to be proven to be anything but a falsehood.

  

Enjoyable outcomes await...

Mr Aardvark has once again been poking things of import.

Eventually the SWDC's drawbridge will be dragged down and the shutters pried open by the voice of public outrage.

I notice that, faced with the seemingly tireless onslaught of inconvenient facts and evidence being posted by me on a regular basis, they've even hired a new communications officer to try and spin their way out of the hole they're in.

Fat chance.

You can't "spin" this sort of thing away. I don't make hollow allegations and everything I present is backed up with hard evidence. For the SWDC, the only way out of this hole is to do your damned jobs properly without favour, bias or prejudice and I seen no sign of that happening at all in that building.

They haven't even learned that if you poke a bear (such as myself) with a stick, the outcome may not be something you enjoy.

Let the games continue!

Am a daily Aardvark long-time lurker and as ever, time to stock up on the popcorn.

Polls will be worth every cent

Northland ratepayers potentially face thousands extra in costs for the polls on the less-than-three-year-old Māori wards as a result

the new Māori ward legislation was due to become law on Wednesday

this new legislation could mean the demise of Māori wards

After a recent horrendous rates rise, polls leading to excising those elected via apartheid means from the FNDC ratepayer teat will be worth every cent.

Luxon still sucking on cultural teat

On cultural aspects within the entity, such as karakia, Reti said Levy would take advice from the Houhora Māori Committee

WTF?  

Mr Luxon, either you are governing New Zealand or the natives having completed their coup, have you spreadeagled over their barrel sucking from the cultural teat.

When are you going to cease their co-governance desires forthwith and immediately secularise every facet of government?

Outages II

Remind me how many $M was spent on the last road closure into Northland?

30mm of rain overnight, only recently opened after a never-ending closure and the Brynderwyns are closed yet again by slips on SH1.  The alternative northward route is also closed by a slip.

Mr Simeon Brown, this infrastructure is long overdue for a four-laned fix.  Set the D9's to 15 degree incline and proceed apace toward the summit and down the other side.  A tunnel would be even better to extend the 'holiday highway'.

Meanwhile, further north, the Mangamukas remain closed despite $160M+ being poured into the supposed fix.  Also this piece of infrastructure has the dubious honour of being closed more often than being open in the past five years.

Outages...

 

There's the problem...

"Over my dead body" or similar intent - fighting words from the head honcho at Jafaland Central.

Aucklanders don’t appreciate a dump like Wellington telling us how to live. As a city, we don’t like to be told what to do.

This will be fun as the planners protecting their patches are fired  The government is finally doing something about housing.

Time to get the popcorn in.