Enquiry Into Corruption

 

Daily lately we see at least one news story about hidden economic problems for New Zealand.

Hidden from New Zealanders and, particularly, hidden from taxpayers.

The previous “government” (Govern they didn’t, destroy they did), the communist dictatorship was so dishonest you would think they were “socialists”.

Socialists, of course, are communists without the intestinal fortitude or honesty.

The previous lot described themselves as “socialists” – probably their only honest recorded moment.

That, however is not my point.

The daily reports point to a very obvious point that the last crowd were not just dishonest but, by hiding the results of that dishonesty, they became (or continued to be) corrupt.

I still await news of a thorough investigation of just how much the bank accounts of those close to the last PM increased around the time Pfiser was delegated the sole supplier for New Zealand of anti-covid poison as well as how much those same accounts benefited from the ongoing dishonesty from the “Pulpit of Truth” - acclaimed by the most dishonest of all as the “only truth” disseminator.

It is past time for enquiries, arrests, trials, convictions and, if I had my way, public floggings of those in and connected to, the communist crowd that recently polluted New Zealand politics.

Let them commence! I'll happily help at the floggings.

Muldoon: My Memory

 

I remember the 1970s, and the 1980s for various reasons.

One of those reasons was I became aware of politics, mainly of course, on how politics affected my wallet and my freedom.

I seem to be one of the few.

A couple of days ago I once more read, on a blogsite I usually respect, that the communist dictatorship was the worst Government ever in New Zealand – except for Muldoon.

BULLSHIT!

Sir Robert Muldoon (then not a “Sir”) was a good and popular Prime Minister, his Government a competent group who were far better than anything the opposition put together.

Of the opposition only the great and good Sir Roger Douglas stood out for anything other than wet weakness. Soaking wet. He was demoted by Rowling for being too good.

The quote from that era for me was Muldoon describing Rowling as “a shiver looking for a spine to run up”.

Muldoon and his was popular for most of his nine years even though most didn’t agree with everything he did. One thing most of us did agree with was his treatment of the slime (media). He treated them for what they were, mostly gutless, know-nothing, cowering, near-do-wells or socialists (i.e. communists without the intestinal fortitude).

Only in the last couple of years, when his “team” started suffering from the relentless attacks by the slime and Muldoon was forced to become a lone defender of the faith that was New Zealand did the pressure start to show.

Before that, with “Think Big” and other projects (hydro-electricity generation springs to mind) Muldoon and his Government set the country on the road to prosperity – now destroyed by the scum communist dictatorship of 2017-2023.

New Zealand made more gains while Muldoon was PM than in any era since barring when the great and good Sir Roger held Lange in check and made “God Defend New Zealand” into an anthem rather that a pathetic plea.

The main critics of Muldoon nowdays seem to come from a time when they either left NZ as very young, impressionable people or the bitter, completely cowered lefties who were too scared of Muldoon even to fire from cover.

So, no more bullshit blaming Muldoon.

If you must pick on a National PM pick on Bolger – his Governance completely fucked New Zealand!

A Day Later

 

The “celebrations” about my father’s birthday (I can think of no other relevant event with that date) have gone but not the utter rubbish from the slime (media).

Heir attempts to give credence to a small set of white racists set on enriching themselves by destroying New Zealand society is shameful.

What New Zealand needs is more democracy not less. The majority of voters recognised this fact last October and voted accordingly.

The slime, of course, voted for more communist dictatorship backed up by greedy racists.

Notably the noisy racists themselves only received a very, very small percentage of the racist vote.

One can only hope, with the display of gum-flapping incontinence seen in Northland over the last week New Zealand moves on.

If this means putting each and every member of the slime on a one way boat to the Auckland Islands (You wouldn’t wish that lot on your worst enemy, even Hamas is too good for them) so be it.

Make it happen!

Feeding Time

 Shopping the other day I decided to buy a frozen chicken. 1.5Kg for less than $10.Cooked on the BBQ in a Dutch Oven yesterday. I had the drums for lunch yesterday with corn on the cob also cooked on the BBQ and a spud cooked likewise.

Left-over chicken will give me 4 more meals. Given $1.50 cost per day for veges (the corn and spud yesterday cost me less than that) that's about $17 for meals for 5 days.

Politicians keep telling me that the poor can't feed themselves with the minimum wage but there I'm feeding myself for less than one hour's minimum wage - for 5 days.

Could someone be fibbing?

An aside: Lunch today was a small amount (about one hamburger patties worth) of mince cooked with 1 cob of sweetcorn cooked yesterday on the same BBQ and cut off the cob, half a tin of peas with their brine, red sauce, ground pepper and beef stock to flavour.

Cost:about $3.50.

Feeding yourself has never been easier and is still cheap - if you are prepared to think.

UPDATE: I have now had 4 meals off my 1.5Kg chicken and will get another two.

Today's effort was two-minute noodles, chicken with veges left-over from other recipes, Tomato, Mushrooms, Peas with a touch of spice.

Note: I'm a fat bastard. Meals need to be of significant size to satisfy.

I figure one meal a day for a week will be less than $30.

Lazy bastards get in excess of $1,000. per week on he DPB. How is feeding the kids a problem?

Admission

 This https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/weekend-sport-with-jason-pine/audio/alan-gilpin-world-rugby-ceo-speaks-out-about-online-abuse-impacting-match-officials/ story amused me.

Maybe if Mr Barnes had not come out at the end of his career and admitted he was a biased cheat Mr Gilpin might have a point.

He did and he doesn't!

500

 500.

 That seems to be the problem.

Not increasing the existing group by 500 but recruiting and "training" 500. 

Policemen that is or nowdays I suppose, sworn police people.

Sworn at more likely.

Based on personal experience and observation 500 more bullies and liars who are a danger on the road and a joke off it.

Or maybe 500 more sheilas without a brain spread between the lot, far worse bullies than the fellows and grossly dishonest, every one of them.

500 bone-idle lazy dickheads who take the King's shilling, wear military-style uniforms (remind you of anyone?) and happily turn a blind eye when the wrong people are needing help.

Maybe I'm cynical (maybe?) but 500 won't do the trick.

Making the bastards now employed do their job, stand up to their vows and enforce the laws of New Zealand fairly and compassionably without fear or favour would be a far better way of spending tax-payer money.

Get off ........................ !

I'm getting old and at times losing it, memory wise. (I spent 7 hours looking for a set of wood-boring drills the other day because a couple of days before I'd changed the box I stored them in for a smaller, more convenient one).

Because of this I often write myself notes in the evening of things I need to do the next day.

Those notes always start with "Get off your lazy arse you fat bastard".

It works. I do.

 The right(ish) wing blogosphere in New Zealand appears to be full of praise for the "restraint" shown by the Coalition in the minimum wage increase. 

The left and the MSM are no doubt full of how nasty the Coalition is for not giving up the kitchen sink. I don't read that far.

Both sides are wrong! There should be no such thing as a legal minimum wage in New Zealand

We don't do slavery in New Zealand. In fact we haven't since those nice, friendly, peaceful brown people were forced to give up keeping slaves for labour and food upon signing the paper in 1840. They were New Zealand's only slavers.

Not doing slavery and feudalism having gone out of fashion means that every working person in New Zealand can choose to work (or not work) where-ever he/she likes.

Employers who don't pay reasonable wages will soon find their factories/shops etc full of lazy, non-productive dunderheads (ie Labour/Reds voters) who's production is pretty much zero

As an ex employer I can assure you that damned near all employers happily pay more for those who give their whole with a job, using their brains and brawn to make the job both easier and better

If you don't like the pay, conditions or the bosses family, get another job.

If a minimum pay job is all you can get it will be because you don't follow the advice I  give myself daily.

Maybe you should write yourself notes.