Saturday, February 13, 2010
Confirming positions
As does she who is having a breather in NY, beats Fill-in Phil as preferred leader. Positions are confirmed - Labour is in caretaker mode going nowhere fast and ACT is stuffed whilst the doddery old fart is resident.
But the party of racist separatists had the biggest change of late. Fresh from basking in the sunshine of a Waitangi where no flagpoles were chopped down and their world was just so rosy with all that media koha, John Boy Key, leader of the smile and wave brigade, pulled the the rug from under.
The Maori Party took severe exception to the proposed increase to 15% in Grab, Snatch and Take screaming it would hurt their supporters the most. Might even bust coalitions. Now at week's end, things have changed somewhat. Pita cannot be found for comment and Aunty Tariana has been heard muttering that the Whanau Ora programme is a bottom line, for whanau only. I'd say only because they want to control the purse strings.
Not so, says Mr Key. Want the WO programme? You will get the same programme delivered to Maori and non-Maori alike. That made her choke on her cuppa for the second time in a week. The inference was - give us the GST rise, you will get the WO program, but on my terms.
Yes, the position of the Maori Party is confirmed. Firmly over a barrel.
Monday, February 08, 2010
"closed door negotiations shouldn't worry anyone"
Horse trading with racist separatists who will stop at nothing but the total takeover of the seabed for their own ends has me extremely worried.
The foreshore access issue is only a distraction, the seabed and the salt water column is the real prize as can be seen from the increasingly extortionate bribes for access and usage currently being applied to our freshwater bodies and the like.
When the government of the day conducts those negotiations behind closed doors, is ever willing to give away large chunks of New Zealand and hard earned taxes to assuage the white man's guilt trip on the grievance industry, on non-issues that should have been stopped thirty or so years ago at their misbegotten inception, one has every reason to be very worried.
What would be concerning to New Zealanders would be if their bottom lines weren't incorporated in any solution
Bottom lines? The real bottom lines of sovereignty and one law for all are being ignored behind those closed doors to retain political control for a second term and further.
I think their bottom lines are quite clear - universal access to the beaches and a position that doesn't put them in a worse financial position than they should otherwise be
And that as a New Zealander rightly has me very worried.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Communist Party Emergent
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Goff joins NACTional in Cabinet reshuffle
These changes will help ensure that the Government continues its progress
Just joking about Fill-in Phil. Might as well be in the National's Cabinet, as NACTional continues headlong on its centrist pinko fence sitting do nothing path to oblivion.
Remember this piece of hypocrisy?
“Dr Brash’s lies may now be largely irrelevant, but Mr Key has a great deal of explaining to do before Monday morning. At this point there is no reason to believe anything other than that Mr Key was deeply involved in the campaign of deception and cover-up around the Exclusive Brethren’s role in the election campaign.”
Why New Zealand politicians spend so much time each year chasing certain types of religious votes whilst slamming other religions for expressing political views is hypocritical beyond belief.
the relationship with the Ratana movement, which was founded in 1936, was no "fad" and had stood the test of time
The head of the church, or Tumuaki, Haare Meihana, supports Labour. He does not advise followers to vote for Labour.
More hypocrisy in a similar vein by Liarbour's Phil Goff. You could bet your house tapping that support is the only reason the pollies turn up in the Wanganui backblocks to waste a weekend. What's the betting they do not turn up at your local EB or other God-botherers to garner your support. That's right, you are not the right sort.
HT Democracy Mum has a similar view.
Monday, January 25, 2010
If only they'd gone nuke a few years ago...
High-voltage power lines fell onto trees near Tamihere, about 9km southeast of Hamilton, causing a scrub fire and power outage at around 3pm, a spokesperson for northern fire communicationsIf only they'd gone nuke a 50 years ago.
Armed police were needed to help Transpower gain access to power lines over a Waikato farm after the landowner refused to let the company fix a major power fault this afternoon
1000MW: In the 1960s the Government toyed with the idea of a nuclear power station in the Kaipara
The plans were well advanced for a nuke station on the shores of the Kaipara. But the ferally rabid tree huggers opted for a nuclear free Devonport.
Now two decades on, those in JafaLand are paying the price.
Auckland Mayor John Banks said the power cuts being experienced across Auckland were the result of "reckless management" by Transpower
You can almost smell the uranium on his breath.
Friday, January 15, 2010
'Twas to be the year of the militant unionised
Prime Minister John Key criticised his "negative and divisive" approach
Mr Key said he "utterly rejected" Mr Harawira's version of New Zealand history
There were some times when we came under major strain
Ms Bennett said yesterday the policy should not have come as a surprise as it was in National's manifesto and she had discussed it with Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples
The split is in with NACTional's racist separatist partner. The honeymoon is well and truly over. Has John Boy been paying close attention to his inbox on his holiday reading? Telling the junior partner the lolly scramble is over. You've got your flag and you want more?
I daresay the militant unionised are still out there, just biding their time. Hard to find that issue to ignite the unions when the current government is pinker than than the previous one.
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Principled or attention seeking?
I wish to state that this blogger does not support what on the face of it appears to be criminal action. I do feel here are other ways of getting message through without breaking laws, however tenuous the claim the publishing of cryptic pictures might be as not breaking name suppression laws.
Mr Plod is out to make an example. It may temporarily make Cam's blog number one in New Zealand, but any gain will be short-lived if jailed as a scapegoat. How is Twitter coverage in the depths of Mt Eden these days?
It will be an interesting case to follow, bound to be fully tweeted and blogged blow by blow. No precedences that I know of. Who knows he might get lucky and get off on a technicality. God help us if that happens - Whale holier than thou, in our faces as the blogger hero.
Pssts! Wanna buy an election?
the party lacked the “big money and big charisma”
No it is not Liarbour in New Zealand out of readies.
But its sibling in Gordonistan is ripe for plucking. Any largish donation about now could buy access to the highest realms of British government.
Why not do what the corrupt bastards in Liarbour did in NZ - flog taxpayer money buying the 2005 election, then pass retrospective legislation validating the fraud.
Sunday, January 03, 2010
And they want re-election?
Three Labour MPs being investigated for expenses fraud are arguing that they should not be prosecuted because their suspect claims are covered by parliamentary privilege.
The MPs have hired legal experts to assert that the 1689 Bill of Rights protects them from prosecution.
Some just do not know when to zip it.
contend that the House of Commons rule book on expenses is “privileged” and cannot be subject to scrutiny by the courts
Above the law, eh?
We'll see what the voters say about that.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Poisoning the electorate
Kiwiblog readers also voted Tariana the Minor Party MP of the Year. I can recall the days when she was seen as electoral poison.
Nothing has changed on that score, in my view. Intent, recently wholly confirmed through Hone's inadvertent outburst.
Indeed, it is a damning indictment on other players in our governments that a party with such evil racist separatist intent can be at the top of the heap.
Clark lowered the political game of corruption to the sewer, Key is still there supping the Coolaid (cheers Murray) as he ponders divisive flags and the sun's effect on climate.
The time is still ripe for for a firmly right placed party to arise. There is a definite gaping vacancy, which both National and ACT have failed to occupy. Someone with real ethics such as Orewa I for a start.
The Greens are buggered through ClimateGate. Labour is buggered for another election cycle at least, they still do not what they are doing or where they want to head. Fearless Phil is not it, he will do till Helen returns ex UN to sort them out. Maybe not, she is likely to have Ban-Ki Moon's job by then.
ACT has already had a near but failed coup - it is only a matter of time before the whole lot implodes - no wonder Rodders has been so quiet of late. Rodders will be ditched and used as the Super City scapegoat should that attempt self-destruction during implementation. Nice one John Boy. ACT was always the right's hope to keep National to the right, but has totally lost their mojo.
Unfortunately that leaves Lazarus. He will be back, his pot is gently simmering, it is early days at present. Late next year, a shafted and spiteful electorate fully awake for 2011 would ram the message home to the fence sitting Liarbour-lite National that certain things are not to be toyed with.
A truly poisoned electorate. Should be really interesting, Lazarus vs the separatists.
Neville Key: $100 Billion not enough
$100 billion may not be enough but it is a good start
It's progress, but there is a lot more to be done if we are going to achieve the outcome that we need
I think 24 hours on I actually feel there is the makings of a deal there
Really?
Standby to be taxed out of existence, in the name of the false science of ClimateGate, by the New World Order.
Meanwhile, others want more.
Green MP Jeanette Fitzsimons, who was at the summit, called it a "disgrace and a tragedy for humanity"
Labour MP Charles Chauvel, who was also in Copenhagen, described the summit as "neither a resounding failure nor a major milestone on the road to curbing greenhouse gas emissions"
All are hysterical deluded fools.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Climate block building in simple terms.
Hugh Barber wrote:Should there be anyone out there who remains undecided as to the role of the atmospheric trace gas, C02 in 'Climate Change', consider this.
Imagine if you will, the Earths total atmosphere, represented by a pile of 10.000 standard UK house bricks.
Only 3 of those bricks are C02.
Should the content be increased by an apocalyptic 33% ( one brick ) then human contribution to that 'massive' increase would be a 6 to 14mm slice off the end of that one additional brick, the remainder being 'natural'.
It takes a huge amount of faith in 'the science' to believe that a 14mm slice of brick, in 10,001 bricks is going to make even the slightest difference, let alone the catastrophic predictions of the hysterical gang of donkeys, who seem to have accepted the flawed theory as a given truth.
The 'science' numbers just do not stack up. The number of donkeys, including our very own Shonkey, who have brought into the hysteria do.
Following the money trail is where we need to go now.
from The Times
Saturday, December 19, 2009
A tragedy
The deal which has emerged from global climate change talks in Copenhagen is a "tragedy for humanity", Green MP Jeanette Fitzsimons says.
Ms Fitzsimons dismissed the deal as a failure "papered over with some fine-sounding words by Obama".
The purpose of the meeting was to agree on a second commitment period for the Kyoto protocol but that had not been achieved, she said.
"We came here wanting an ambitious, fair and binding agreement. The talks have failed on all three counts.
"There are no country targets, only an appendix where countries offer non-binding reductions which collectively will not stop warming of two degrees. As it is not ambitious or binding, it cannot be fair to the developing countries that are already suffering from climate change."
The agreement even lacked an aspirational statement about achieving a stronger position next year, Ms Fitzsimons said.
The underlying premises of greenwash have been dashed on the rocks of global cooling. The Greens and watermelons such as Greenpeace are out of a job. Yes indeed, a tragedy. Not!
A great day for the human species.
The latest from Nohopehagen
It is 1900 Friday night over there as I write this at 0800 Saturday NZ time. The carbon munchers are supposed to end tonight, but it may go on a bit longer.
Here some links to the latest bit of puffery, 'The Copenhagen Accord'. Article here.
Make of it what you will.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Dupes and fools abound
There is an urgent need to develop technologies and practices to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase carbon sequestration in agriculture while enhancing food security
More like there is an urgent need to cease spouting such bollocks. I say, follow the money trail. I wonder how much of this NZD$45 million sop to the noo religion will have any effect other than making some feel good that we are seen to be doing something.
It's all made-up nonsense. And the burden of proof is shifting onto the shoulders of all those who want to go on believing in such ever more discredited alarmism.
More money being wasted on the idolatrous religion of climate change. We are such dupes and fools.
HT Ayrdale
Chasing taniwha
Environment Waikato wants the Government to pay for switching Waikato River management regimes as a result of a pending Treaty settlement.
Both the regional council and the territorial authorities consider that these costs should not be passed on to the ratepayers
Amazing how councils grow some under a National government. Pity all councils did not ask for full costs when foisted with central government lunacies.
Meanwhile a new motorway is to built further south. One day in, a taniwha that needs its palm to be greased has surfaced.
A mere nobody...
Just shows where we fit into the scheme of things.
Don't worry dear Readers, hopefully the fat lady will have sung by Saturday our time and the farce will be over. And some more carbon can be burnt in the name of Gaia as return trips from Nohopenhagen are undertaken.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Concentrating the global mind
Come Monday, the whole farcical shebang will be approaching situation normal and NZ will be the laughing stock of the world with our ETS scam in place.
And John Boy will have had another taxpayer funded jolly overseas along with all the fervent hangers on and practitioners of the noo religion.

