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Sunday, March 10, 2024

Bog Irish stand up for family values

On International Women’s Day, the proposed referendum to redefine the family in the Irish Constitution has been resoundingly defeated. Our country has shown its commitment to the traditional understanding of the family as based on marriage.

“This vote stands as a critical moment in Irish history, marking the end of an era dominated by liberal conformity. This decision by the Irish electorate sends a powerful message about the importance of preserving foundational values in the face of sweeping societal changes. 

The liberals and the left in Ireland have been told 'NO" to redefining a family.

the defeat of the measures came despite the “No campaign” being vastly outspent by the government and liberal elites and therefore had to rely on the “conviction and dedication of ordinary citizens” who “fought back against the pressures of liberal agendas, showcasing the deep-rooted commitment to the sanctity of marriage and family life of Irish people

Pity the left in New Zealand cannot even define a woman.

The left attempted to sell their version ...

blame supposed “misinformation” and a general ignorance among the public for failing to go along with their elitist conceptions of gender and family

Now, where have we heard that before?  Pig-ignorant voters listening to misinformation!

via Breitbart

Thursday, March 07, 2024

How's your TDS?



She's finally given up.  Donald for the win!

That should trigger some.

via TheoSpark

Wednesday, March 06, 2024

Comment of the day...

the left and their manipulation of the current systems, and National’s failure to fight against the leftist thinking 

Luxon and his band of wets continue to show no compunction in reversing the leftist thinking.  They're one and the same as the left.  Only there for your vote.

There is hope through ACT and Winston First achieving some minor victories along the way.  Small gains which definitely will be reversed again should the left ever regain the levers of state.

via No Minister

Tuesday, March 05, 2024

Air Farce to get new planes?

"Would be a shame if something was to happen to your flight..."

The RNZAF openly states its case for acquiring some decent new assets.  Not seconds from the hand-me down bin.  Seems that our Prime Fence-sitter has had to suddenly fly commercial this morning as some unobtainable spares are required for him to reliably travel across the ditch.

In other news, today the RNZN is happy that the Air Farce takes the heat off them and the story about dodgy fuel from Singers.  Army, it's your turn next for 'a meeting without coffee'.

BTW, I often wonder how the project to replace the 30 year old frigates might be progressing.  Got a spare $15+ billion?  Thought not.  How's the diversity-hire for recruits going?

Monday, March 04, 2024

Mayor backs property rights?

leaving the town after 35 years, after being “forced” to sell his property, which had been occupied by a local iwi

checked when they bought the section that there were no land claims or any other issues with it, and after being assured there were none, bought it

Ihumato MkIII.  Proving once again your property rights mean zilch in New Zealand.

iwi members felt betrayed over what were assurances the culturally significant site at Ahipara would be fully protected as a public reserve

The council purchased said piece of 'prime waterfront land' usurping the owner's rights as the locals continued to occupy.

Who would buy land that was being occupied and nothing was being done to move the occupiers off?

Ever ready to charge exorbitantly inflated rates, it's nice to know how the Far North District Council Mayor backs the ratepayer  and their property rights. Not!

via Granny

A sorely needed 100-day item

requesting an urgent meeting so they can plead the case for keeping the scheme, which provides free lunches to about 220,000 students across the country

$160m you say?  For something that parents of 2200,000 school kids should be doing every day as their sprogs are ejected out the door to state daycare, before they themselves attend to their daily work.  And if they're not, a decent wad to do some much needed door knocking to ascertain why not.

Seymour attacked free school lunches during the election campaign, describing them as “wasteful”, “unaffordable”, and a “marketing stunt”

Again Seymour gets it in the neck doing the coalition's dirty work.  "Won't someone think of the children?"

The swingeing cuts of the 100-day agenda continues to make me, one who remains on budget without government handouts, very happy.  I look forward to more cuts along similar lines.

via Granny

Friday, March 01, 2024

Did we have an election?

 From the MSM rantings and narrative this week anybody might think that Labour and their racist fellow travellers still had their clammy hands on matters of state.  Was the left cohort not recently evicted?

Wow, people are pretty fixated on the allowance

Once again the weak and ineffective Mr Fence Sitter Luxon cedes control as the expenses he might claim are argued front and centre all week.  Death by 1000 cuts.  Then he tries to explain his entitlement and late this afternoon he is cornered by the leftards where he now wants to repay some amount.

Grow a pair!  Tell the left to take a hike as you get on with cleaning out the mess in the stables.


Wednesday, February 07, 2024

Granny shows her bias...

New Labour data expected to paint a mixed picture of employment market. 

Yes Granny, your slip(up) is showing.

Sunday, February 04, 2024

Wondering why your FNDC rates increased 35+% recently?

He said the change was the council walking the talk in its goal to boost the use of te reo Māori within the organisation.

FNDC’s Te Kuaka – Te Ao Māori Committee adopted a new te reo Māori and tikanga policy last year which was adopted by the council in September.

He said the council’s new approach to te reo Māori inclusion showed the importance placed on the country’s indigenous language.

Tepania said council iwi partners had voiced support for a logo refresh.

“I’m really proud we are refreshing the council logo and restoring the indigenous name for our area: Te Kaunihera o Te Hiku o te Ika – the tail of the fish.

“Although it’s a small gesture, it’s a gesture to show we are walking the talk.”

He said the new logo was based on best-practice design principles and bilingual guidelines.

The refresh did not alter the council’s legal name – Far North District Council. It would have no financial impact for ratepayers beyond staff time required for the redesign.

As always the squeaky activist wheel gets greased.  "Iwi voiced support ...".  What about those ratepayer that actually fund your largesse?

"no financial impact ..." you say?  Just how much is being wasted on this exercise?

Our rates went up over 35% this year and still we have roads with zero preventative maintenance that eagerly await the lottery of the next minor rain event.  Roads that have been closed more than open in the past 5 years.

Just keep on paying your exorbitant rates English speaking ratepaying fools!  

Hopefully someone in the new coalition government might notice and curtail your excesses in pandering to grifters and their ilk.

from Granny

Saturday, February 03, 2024

The Prime Minister's mis-informed view

My personal view is it's a relationship between Crown and iwi, it's akin to a partnership 


Luxon is deluded.  When the natives / savages kick off over the next few days, egged on by the ill-informed that still consider the treaty is a partnership, he'll do well to remember all of New Zealand is watching.  Watching his every indecisive move as he continues to grovel to those whom will never vote for his party but like to travel firmly seated on the gravy train. 

Principles, partnerships, co-governance and the mythical eh-oh-tea-rower are never mentioned in any of the original treaty articles I've ever seen.

Definitely a one term PM.  And then his hold on the reins may be severely curtailed as ACT's moves are lifting the scab on the long-festering pus filled wound that afflicts New Zealand.


Sunday, January 28, 2024

Uncle Tom Luxon about to sell you down river

Still on the fence, having a bob each way whilst speaking with a forked tongue to differing audiences, the leader of Natz wets is freaking out.  The racists and their enablers are due for an outing up north this week are having conniptions about the supply of ToW gravy to their trough being savagely curtailed.

talking about race relations freaks out the timid senior MPs in the National Party so badly they want to kill it right now. But the thought of Act’s idea proving popular and them being caught on the wrong side of public opinion and risking the next election freaks them out even more

Yes Humpty Dumpty Luxon, you'd do well to pay attention to public opinion and put the uppity savages in their place.  Sure they'll throw a tanty, but New Zealand will thank you for it.

As for Cuddles and his band of wokesters, fire them forthwith.

via Granny


Tuesday, December 12, 2023

Right on target and a new title!

By filing an urgent tribunal case it will ensure the law is followed, and a gentle reminder, it is a law for everyone, including the purveyors of hegemony

The government is right over the target as more ferals are climbing over themselves to complain whilst screaming as their troughs are drained.  The flak is heavy only two and a bit weeks into the regime change campaign.  Unfortunately I do wonder if Luxon the Wet has sufficient spine to front the Waitangi festival of whingers and mudslingers early next year.

I'd heard the word, but had to look it up.  That's a new one for me - 'purveyors of hegemony'.

But as always the threat of violence remains in their messaging - 'a gentle reminder'.  An ever present undertone of something along the lines of 'hold my beer, it would be a shame if something were to happen to your brand of democracy'.

And as if to prove the point, yesterday the extinction rebellion aligned henchmen had an outing at the National Museum of New Zealand, damaging the English version of the Treaty.  All while staff and Mr Plod watched on without action.


Monday, December 11, 2023

Witnessing opening shots in a new civil war in New Zealand

Article the first:


The Chiefs of the Confederation of the United Tribes of New Zealand and the separate and independent Chiefs who have not become members of the Confederation cede to Her Majesty the Queen of England absolutely and without reservation all the rights and powers of Sovereignty which the said Confederation or Individual Chiefs respectively exercise or possess, or may be supposed to exercise or to possess over their respective Territories as the sole sovereigns thereof.

 

Some would have you believe that the Treaty Of Waitangi Article The First did not cede sovereignity and have defaced the English version of the Treaty display at Te Papa.  

Protesters have climbed an exhibit at Te Papa Museum in Wellington and defaced the English translation of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

The group, Te Waka Hourua, entered the museum around midday on Monday, making their way to level four, where they used spray paint and a power tool to damage the exhibit.

We have just witnessed the opening salvo of a new civil war.  Also in other news the rogue tribunal at Waitangi says Ngapuhi sovereignity was never ceded.

Bring it on.  A discussion long overdue.

Saturday, December 09, 2023

Auckland 's Mayor Brown stands up for your property rights. No!

Auckland's Council and Mayor Brown are seen to be desparate to climb all over your property rights. Seems he wishes to have open access for Joe Public across the waterfront house's front yard at no cost.  No respect of the owner's rights to peaceable enjoyment.  

Brown said it felt like the owners were trying to hold the council to “ransom” and he didn’t approve of their behaviour

The new owner rightly says no.

The previous owner had apparently allowed Joe Public to cross their front yard as it forms part of the Milford-Takapuna walk and there was a bridge (on his land) to facilate the crossing at the water's edge. That bridge disappeared into the tide a decade ago and is not being replaced.

A side note:  

clients would have to stump up $100,000 plus to try to have the listing removed, leading consultants to have a “feast” on the fees

$100+K for some consultant crat to pronounce the heritage values or not of the house on the foreshore? No guarantees given upon payment with the application, but you'd could safely wager the outcome to be in the council's favour as the the consultant would be firmly on the council's list of 'preferred' operatives.  

No wonder the current owner is digging in.

Monday, December 04, 2023

Climate do-gooders are given a dose of reality.

There is 'no science' behind phasing out fossil fuels and the policy will take the world 'back to caves'

I'd bet the hypocrites attending the current so called climate conference and other hangers on to the climate scams that abound will be extremely upset by the above statement from their leader.

Yep, that should do it.