I was just reading this: https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/114430112/greenpeace-activists-climbing-the-majestic-centre-in-central-wellington
I only got as far as: <i>Speaking clipped
to the 10th storey of the facade of Wellington's tallest building,
Abigail Smith laughs at her likely arrest later in the day.</i>.
Tears of laughter prevented further reading, particularly after thinking "Why arrest the silly bitch? Why not just a quick push and then stroll away?"
I shan't go back to read the rest.
Monday, 22 July 2019
So bad.
The non-stop pro-communist advertising leaflet that is Stuff gets even worse.
Every totally vacuous utterance by the harridan is given god-given-commandment status.
Anything from the opposition is completely ignored.
Each and every one of the continual failures and very questionable demands and expenditure by the inept government is glossed over or hidden.
Every happening outside of NZ, any time, anywhere, is Trump's fault.
No wonder NZers are politically illiterate.
Every totally vacuous utterance by the harridan is given god-given-commandment status.
Anything from the opposition is completely ignored.
Each and every one of the continual failures and very questionable demands and expenditure by the inept government is glossed over or hidden.
Every happening outside of NZ, any time, anywhere, is Trump's fault.
No wonder NZers are politically illiterate.
Sunday, 21 July 2019
Out of touch.
Just where do they dig up these fellows?
Do universities in NZ have "Departments of thick, opinionated bastards"?
From Bing:
University of Auckland international relations expert Prof Stephen Hoadley told The AM Show on Monday Iran isn't trying to pick a fight.
"Some people say it's signalling - the Iranians are signalling to the Brits and to the Europeans, help us out - provide the financial instruments so we can continue trading with oil, or suffer the consequences," he told host Duncan Garner.
What worries me is that Mr Hoadley and his fellow university employees are very near young, impressionable people.
Mr Hoadley, of course, is referring to:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9550516/royal-navy-captains-frantic-call-urging-brit-tanker-ignore-iran-threats-change-course/
Iran are upset because they broke their agreement with the world and are now being boycotted by many in that world including but not limited to Great Britain.
The nutters running Iran have decided to try and force the world to bend to their will by violence.
To date sabotaging ships, shooting down drones and piracy.
The only way to stop these nutters, god-botherers of the other type of course, will be by larger violence.
It is all they understand.
Personally I don't want to see yet another Middle-East v West war, just a few pointers to suggest to the populace of Iran that they need new leaders.
Cuddling them and offering hugs will do no good.
A couple of well placed nukes will suffice.
Do universities in NZ have "Departments of thick, opinionated bastards"?
From Bing:
University of Auckland international relations expert Prof Stephen Hoadley told The AM Show on Monday Iran isn't trying to pick a fight.
"Some people say it's signalling - the Iranians are signalling to the Brits and to the Europeans, help us out - provide the financial instruments so we can continue trading with oil, or suffer the consequences," he told host Duncan Garner.
What worries me is that Mr Hoadley and his fellow university employees are very near young, impressionable people.
Mr Hoadley, of course, is referring to:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9550516/royal-navy-captains-frantic-call-urging-brit-tanker-ignore-iran-threats-change-course/
Iran are upset because they broke their agreement with the world and are now being boycotted by many in that world including but not limited to Great Britain.
The nutters running Iran have decided to try and force the world to bend to their will by violence.
To date sabotaging ships, shooting down drones and piracy.
The only way to stop these nutters, god-botherers of the other type of course, will be by larger violence.
It is all they understand.
Personally I don't want to see yet another Middle-East v West war, just a few pointers to suggest to the populace of Iran that they need new leaders.
Cuddling them and offering hugs will do no good.
A couple of well placed nukes will suffice.
Saturday, 20 July 2019
Reputation? What reputation?
The disgraceful Police tactic of walking into peoples' homes and breathtesting for alcohol up to hours after an alleged even - often one not witnessed by the Police - is finally being brought to the fore.
This practice, along with sending people traffic tickets based on complaints from friends and family, has long been common, particularly in areas where lack of leadership has meant laziness has become a promotable attribute.
Proof of the practice has been provided by policemen admitting in court they have deliberately lied on their statement of "facts", making their statements appear to say that the tests have been admitted at the roadside immediately after the offense was said to have happened.
National's Police Spokesman, Brett Hudson states that the practice is damaging the NZ Police reputation.
https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/reputation-police-stake-after-breath-testing-in-homes-claim-national-spokesperson-says
No Mr Hudson, it's not.
The police reputation was damaged when they became far too busy strolling and driving around playing Tom Mix to actually do any real police work.
When police refused to act on complaints of burglary and theft, even when identifying evidence was available.
It was damaged even further when they prosecuted NZers for thought crimes.
Even further when they, instead of their job, became busy harassing innocent NZers who legally own firearms but have a "Celtic or Nordic Tattoo" or who once swore at the car of face-hidden foreignors who failed to give way to them in a dangerous manner.
The damage has, of course been exacerbated by the fact that actions by the Labour Party and numerous Labour Party members, their friends and their families, actions that were and still are illegal, have been allowed to pass unprosecuted.
Mr Hudson, The NZ Police has no reputation worth losing to protect.
Perhaps as Opposition Police Spokesman this is something you should start emphasizing rather than pretending otherwise.
As an aside I note there have been no publicised cases of perjury or contempt of court over these (admitted in court) occasions of Police lying in court.
This practice, along with sending people traffic tickets based on complaints from friends and family, has long been common, particularly in areas where lack of leadership has meant laziness has become a promotable attribute.
Proof of the practice has been provided by policemen admitting in court they have deliberately lied on their statement of "facts", making their statements appear to say that the tests have been admitted at the roadside immediately after the offense was said to have happened.
National's Police Spokesman, Brett Hudson states that the practice is damaging the NZ Police reputation.
https://www.tvnz.co.nz/one-news/new-zealand/reputation-police-stake-after-breath-testing-in-homes-claim-national-spokesperson-says
No Mr Hudson, it's not.
The police reputation was damaged when they became far too busy strolling and driving around playing Tom Mix to actually do any real police work.
When police refused to act on complaints of burglary and theft, even when identifying evidence was available.
It was damaged even further when they prosecuted NZers for thought crimes.
Even further when they, instead of their job, became busy harassing innocent NZers who legally own firearms but have a "Celtic or Nordic Tattoo" or who once swore at the car of face-hidden foreignors who failed to give way to them in a dangerous manner.
The damage has, of course been exacerbated by the fact that actions by the Labour Party and numerous Labour Party members, their friends and their families, actions that were and still are illegal, have been allowed to pass unprosecuted.
Mr Hudson, The NZ Police has no reputation worth losing to protect.
Perhaps as Opposition Police Spokesman this is something you should start emphasizing rather than pretending otherwise.
As an aside I note there have been no publicised cases of perjury or contempt of court over these (admitted in court) occasions of Police lying in court.
Friday, 19 July 2019
Fantastic stuff!
NZ Uber drivers are threatening to quit if Uber drop their prices.
Dear Uber Drivers, your disgraceful, dishonest and very shortside behaviour has seen the opposition driven out of the industry.
You hopped on the road competing with honest, licensed, insured and trained taxidrivers seeing nothing in taking the food out of the mouths of those drivers children because you are scum of the earth.
Your drivers have stolen from, and at times raped and molested, innocent NZers simply because the pathetic pig scum tasked with protecting the public were ordered by successive governments to allow you to do so.
Now your opposition is an even cheaper outfit and some electric scooters.
You have nowhere to go!
You now reap that which you sowed.
I hope you bloody starve!
Dear Uber Drivers, your disgraceful, dishonest and very shortside behaviour has seen the opposition driven out of the industry.
You hopped on the road competing with honest, licensed, insured and trained taxidrivers seeing nothing in taking the food out of the mouths of those drivers children because you are scum of the earth.
Your drivers have stolen from, and at times raped and molested, innocent NZers simply because the pathetic pig scum tasked with protecting the public were ordered by successive governments to allow you to do so.
Now your opposition is an even cheaper outfit and some electric scooters.
You have nowhere to go!
You now reap that which you sowed.
I hope you bloody starve!
Tuesday, 16 July 2019
Get ye begone sexist scum!
Some sexist scum are suggesting a name change to the Basin Reserve.
I'll agree with that.
The <b>Say NO to Sexism in Sport Basin Reserve</b> seems about right.
I'll agree with that.
The <b>Say NO to Sexism in Sport Basin Reserve</b> seems about right.
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