If the National Party think burglary of their HQ is ‘sinister’, what’s it called when you have an alleged Chinese Spy in your Caucus?

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Martyn Bradbury
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National Party office burglary a ‘sinister’ start to election year

The National Party says a burglary at its Auckland headquarters is a sinister start to election year.

Really?

That’s wha it’s called is it? Burglary of their Auckland HQ is a ‘sinister start to the election year’.

What’s it called when you have an alleged Chinese Spy in your Caucus?

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I call that an unacceptable danger to NZ sovereignty.

If you agree, sign my Petition asking for alleged Chinese spy and National Party MP, Jian Yan, to be removed from the National Party list.

6 COMMENTS

  1. I call it ‘ an unacceptable danger to NZ sovereignty ‘ , – AS WELL AS these far right shitter politicians using their position at our expense to forge lucrative business deals and thus wealth for themselves while at the same time dragging us unwillingly into foreign policy that favours their grabastic arses with no respect for future generations that will have to unravel the typical mess these short term greedy f@ckers create.

    Vote for the coalition in 2020.

    Keep the ChiNational party and their spy sell outs in the opposition .

    Whats that you say?,… one Chinese is worth two Indians?

    Oh,… they are racists as well?

    I’ll let you be the judge.

  2. National have every right to expect us to take this seriously after they showed so much concern about
    Anne-Marie Brady having her office broken into and her laptops stolen.

    Oh that’s right – they never said a word.

    • We can’t upset our Chinese overlords. Once they’ve finished constructing their airbases in the Pacific Islands, they’ll conduct bombing raids on our farms… the few remaining that are owned by actual farmers and not some giant foreign conglomerate. Besides, everyone knows saying anything even vaguely negative about the CCP is RACIST! We can’t be racist. We’ll be pilloried on Twitter by people in cardigans.

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