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Thursday, August 03, 2023

Goodbye fence sitting Labour-Lite

resolute refusal to rule out WWW (Working With Winston) risks making him look impotent if National’s only real path to power – Seymour – has made the move for him

move puts National’s king into check

A fence paling is firmly jabbed into the prime fence-sitter, one Mr C. Luxon.  His party on recent histories is given to having a bob each way looking continue managing Labour policies whilst not making any real change.

Winnie has as usual seen the openings and already lists the bare minimum of what needs to be done.  But as we've always seen with Winston he is never to be again trusted.  

A caveat, Mr. Seymour your party will get but one chance to be the agent for effective change, ultimately ridding this New Zealand of separatist apartheid bureaucracies along with reigning in criminal elements such as gangs and other grifters firmly slurping from the trough of victimhood.

Saturday, July 29, 2023

Political careers cease circling the drain

was "calm" but his "number one concern" was Allan's wellbeing

We went into action to make sure her wellbeing was first and foremost

What a load of tosh!  A blatant attempt continuing the cover-up this time with feigned empathy via a junior minister.

The only worry Hipkins upon receiving that late at night phone call would be 'How do I stop this?' as his career changed from circling to going down the drain.

You can apply all the whitewash you like Mr C. Hipkins for your final days in politics are being severely curtailed by the actions of others.

Just a few short weeks to go!

Friday, July 28, 2023

Selling her soul to eat humble pie

 It's a club we'd have to sell our soul to join

I guess when the Asian dragon from Peking visits the benign Pacific in the not so distant future with malicious intent Mahuta might be consuming humble pie.  A lot of it when she goes looking for strategic support.

We live in a world positively swimming in solar / nuclear radiation and to ignore that part of the physical world is real stone-age thinking.

Wednesday, July 26, 2023

“something systemic going on”

Today one recently green but now independent by her own hand MP opines:

“something systemic going on”

Damned right! 

From where I sit it certainly looks that way from the whining coming out of the beltway today.

It appears that every queer in the country has gravitated to swimming in the political trough.  And look to continue their overpaid soujorns on the taxpayer dime.

Now that's not very representative of real New Zealanders at large.   Maybe so in the mythical country of rtrower but certainly not in New Zealand.

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

Blood sports on the beltway

Oh, the hypocrisy!

Hipkins, speaking on RNZ this morning, said it wasn’t appropriate for Ake to be making such comments publicly

Willing to call that one out but not willing to address the elephant in the room.

For years we've been lectured about the evils of drink driving and its often tragic consequences.

A Cabinet Minister can drive hammered around Wellington after being on the turps, crashes a taxpayer owned car into some other suckers wagon (some say it may have been a revenge attack) absolutely wrecking both vehicles.  

No, not one of Labour's pollies has dared to mention driving under the influence.  Every other excuse so far to whitewash the event, no personal responsibility taken.  Just imagine if she had killed someone.

Panem et circenses.  I do love blood sports on the beltway.  More popcorn!

Saturday, July 22, 2023

Obviously wrong question!

If Winston is the answer, the question is obviously wrong.  Today he's talking up his options that he's up for working with Labour-Lite wets.




No is the only answer. Never ever to be again trusted.  He's had many chances over his 30 year career of stiffing the electorate in the voting hurdles but never delivering the promised goods.  By his deeds you shall know him.

In my opinion he will forever remembered as the enabler in 2017 of the most racist economy-wrecking government New Zealand has ever experienced.

But watch Luxon go grovelling when his world does not cross the finish line.

A new type of colonialism?

Spotted in this morning's quick perusal of the dross being fed to us as news fit for print.  You know, the MSM's continued attempted rehabilation of the murdering perp that slotted two of his workmates in cold blood.

I see the newest definition for colonialism is 'generational anger'.  The perp is being prepped by the hour as a victim, even with all those 59 priors on his extensive rap sheet.

Nothing on those others murdered yet, but the perp was such 'good' boy. Hell, they've even found a picture of him in white with the requisite piece of green plastic on show out the front.  

Has that dudge who gave him home detention resigned yet?  Probably not, but his retiring gong is hopefully being fast tracked for the next round of backscratchers awards.

Thursday, July 20, 2023

Having a lend # 876234

In the latest council missive local rag was delivered yesterday into my rural mailbox, a piece of newsprint funded via council advertorials usually copied straight off $tuffed and The Ferald.  

As always expected, the Far North District Council will not be reducing my rates any time soon.  

The feather bedding at the trough of culture continues apace with yet more diversity hires.

FNDC topping the bill with 48 new people to now have 391 staff

A 15% increase in staff along with the rates take increasing another 5% or more, this year cracking $100M.  And the recently elected Mayor is handsomesomely rewarded with an increase to $163K pa.

For what you may well ask?  Local roads are dire, slipping into the sea, creeks and waterways as the potholes breed exponentially and slips increase in size.  Zero low-cost maintenance on culverts and drains in recent times now bites hard.  All whilst ratepayers await the next minor rain event to see which local roads might slip out from under and are forever closed.

And speed lowering signs recently erected in 12-18" of clay in a waterlogged roadside drain fall over at the next minor wind event two days later.  Purportedly to slow traffic rather than repair the roads any time soon.

Maybe this?

NRC chairwoman Tui Shortland said her council’s 10.48 per cent rates increase averaged $45.95 annually, or less than a dollar a week. The rates increase would go towards areas including building Te Tiriti capability, two new Māori relationships staff, increased non-elected member payment to attract and retain hapū and iwi expertise

Or this in other recent news via another agency well versed in the arts of wasting taxpayers funds?

Kawakawa will be flushed with pride as the Northland town’s iconic Hundertwasser toilets have officially been recognised as a historical site.

The quirky loos are the only existing, standalone public toilets to be listed as a Category 1 historic place by Heritage NZ Pouhere Taonga.

All whilst State Highway 1 has been closed more than being open in the past 5 years.

But rest assured, the feelz of the new diversity hires will overshadow the need to repair the rural road lifelines to towns, shops and health providers anytime soon.  

You will pay!

Wednesday, July 12, 2023

Labour has a bridge for sale

Hipkins says he has received the “message” provided by voters in a poll

So says Dear Leader as he hobnobs around Europe on the taxpayer dime.  Enjoying their summer whilst real New Zealanders continue to suffer in the depths of a wet cold winter.

It is an indication that New Zealanders don't feel like we've been focused on the issues that they want us to be focused on

So we will see immediate action on things like firing wayward, incompetent, bullying ministers?  

And stopping the apartheid coup in progress via co-governance with a dash of brownmail?  All emanating from some who have views that all their issues lie in perptual victimhood and colonisation.

Then maybe he could focus on some real issues like inflation, government spending, housing and repairing the pot-holed roads to being fit for purpose.

I thought not!  

No, however he does have many bridges for sale whilst he seeks your vote.

Tuesday, July 11, 2023

So much for a "benign strategic environment"

To those in the Antipodes, H1 infamously suggested a little less than a quarter of a century ago that the little islands at the bottom of the Pacific existed in a "benign strategic environment".

As her government continued to gut the defence capabilities of the Armed Forces in New Zealand via diversity, rainbows, unicorns and the wonderfulness of all things maori.  Particulary hit hard was the Air Force with its strike wing being excised.

This Labour government continued the slide into the abyss of not playing our part in regional defence matters whilst kowtowing to the dragon resident in the Pacific northwest.  Such that our partners in defence have abandoned us from long-held previous alliances as they transparently say the Asian tiger is not to be trusted at any level.  

"The future looks grim" is today's evaluation.  That same dragon is vying to be head honcho in regional strategic matters in the whole Pacific. Like many smaller countries in the region it is only a matter of time before New Zealand too sells its soul for the Yuan to the dragon.  Canada too is well on the way to dealing with the devil.

At least Australia Japan, the Phillipines and the Yanks continue to support old alliances along with regional defence.

Saturday, July 01, 2023

Been there, seen that movie.

More video has emerged of the Auckland Harbour Bridge clip-on lanes swaying as people walk on them

Poor snowflakes, a real life experience.  Been there, seen that for real in a car.  

More than a few decades ago, I had the misfortune to be heading southward across the same bridge on the outer clip-on three or four behind a high sided furniture truck that tried to lurch sideways off the bridge just short of the crest.  A half decent gust (normal for Jafaland weather, not a climate change induced extreme) from the south west caught the truck, knocked it flat and nearly succeeded in launching it over the guard rail.  About 170 feet to water below.  Note quite dead ants but so close.

The areas around those arches were well known to those who travelled the bridge daily as an area that produces serious vortexes and eddies.  In later times, crossing on a 90cc Suzuki daily taught one to be even more careful.

Needless to say as emergency services arrived some considerable time was spent stopped in the traffic observing the ever changing large gap between the clip-ons (steel deck on steel legs on rollers at piers - can move considerably) and the original concrete deck (solidly fixed to Northcote Point just at the start of the main arch works).  Being in a stopped vehicle induced a sea sickness like feeling during the solid but normal gusts.  For expansion and wind gusts, the clip-ons are separated and do move independently to the original four lanes.

Thursday, June 29, 2023

Catering to punitive urges

Today an infamous handwringer from the seedy halls of academia opines that we should not cater to our base urges.  Base urges like "lock 'em up forever".

Catering to punitive urges like:

The trouble is, even when an inmate serves their time, the fallout from that sentence is often lifelong. At best, a former inmate takes a short time to settle into a job, a home, and a community. At worst, they suffer lingering PTSD, societal discrimination, and more.

Lifelong fallout for the crim you say?  

And what about the victim enduring a lifetime sentence of wondering what the next emboldened crim might do to him or her?

I personally do not give a toss re what any perp may experience or not long-term.  It's a criminal who knowingly crossed societal boundaries and norms.

I say, cater to my base urges in favour of victims with enforced maximum term punishments.

Monday, June 26, 2023

Bootlicker arrives to sample Asian delights

The boy wonder from the Hutt has arrived in Asia to sample local delights courtesy of the ruling dictator.  Such as bootlicking and grovelling. 

Media from the place is particularly effusive, intimately knowing how their social credit systems works.

Hipkins had "diverged from Western hype" that Chinese leader Xi Jinping was a "dictator". 

"He showed a basic quality that a political leader should have - knowing how to respect other countries," the article said.

US President Joe Biden last week called Xi a "dictator", leading to swift condemnation from Beijing. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Biden's comment was "extremely absurd and irresponsible".

When asked for his view, Hipkins said he didn't agree with Biden that Xi was a dictator and that "the form of government that China has is a matter for the Chinese people". 

A lesson in selling out New Zealand whilst on your knees for all to see.

All this after a dingo paper across the ditch let the well hidden proverbial cat out of the bag for all to see a few days ago, at least we now know why months ago her indoors departed 'all out of gas' as fast as she could get of Dodge.  

That would be about the same time the previous Foreign Minister took an 'epic haranguing' as she suggested to the same dictator how to run his shop.  Similarly like her previous boss she too has been in hiding from real Kiwis ever since.

Saturday, June 24, 2023

The latest "principles" with your "partnership"

Fresh online today:

people lunching on the lake edge were breaking tapu

I believe we start on a new path, that we start implementing the principles

In other words, if Hohepa Bloggs warrior is suspected to have met his demise in your locality, the descendants will ensure any property rights you think you currently enjoy will count for nothing. 

Mark my words, those "principles" are coming from the unelected to your freehold property soon via the "partnership".


Wednesday, June 21, 2023

Can we make it a hat trick by Friday?

Only Wednesday, it is a long week so far in Labour:

Foon got fooned on Monday.  Took him a couple of weeks to realise the game was up.  Got there in the end but has doubled down since by stating he is in the market for another tenured sinecure.  Any trough will do.

Woods is on the bonfire today.  Resigned as a Minister, but still drawing a MP's salary.  How does that even work?  Terrible optics.  Meanwhile Mayor Brown again should be looking closely at the Juliet half of this duet.  Noting that her hand was too recently forced to make a declaration re the conflict of interest using the same share portfolio well hidden from prying public purview.

Can we please make it a hat trick by close of play on Friday?  

IMHO, there are any number of remaining Ministers in this corrupt government that would round the week out nicely.

After all the golden handshakes on offer must be substantial to assuage any guilt of those involved.