The best thing about The Nashy (Suns out, Guns out), is that he is a decent enough bloke that he can be shamed.
He isn’t the grand master of Machiavellian Dark Grift, he’s just a boofhead who big notes.
He’s not a bad person, just a dick with a heart of gold. And great guns.
Thankfully his shame means he won’t run to the bosom of Winston and stand for NZF.
He has instead decided to not run at the next election.
The pressure on Labour over their flat footedness and bewildering exposure to corporate lobbyists has reached a point where it is hurting Labour politically and so The Nashy (Suns out, Guns out), does the brave thing and walks the plank.
The Nashy (Suns out, Guns out), is leaving the building, and he may be sometime.
This wound, this stupid, self inflicted, this what-the-fuck-are-you-saying-Stuart-are-you-sure-you-understand-the-mic-is-live event of mind numbing idiocy has burnt us all as we eye up an election 7 months from now, but Comrades, I say unto ye, in this darkest of dark hours, I have faith in the Labour Party of Aotearoa New Zealand.
I have faith in the Chippy, I have faith in his Cabinet.
I believe cometh the hour, cometh the man, and the enormous impact this economic recession is going to cause means Labour have to pull out a policy of spectacular egalitarian value.
I believe this Labour Party are going to do that, and I believe it will be paradigm shifting in terms of the election.
Hold Comrades, for there is a North Star, and our Red Dawn is coming!
Hold Comrades!
Hold!
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I just heard Graeme Edgeler describe Him as ‘talented’ (RNZ Checky Pointy)
Just goes to show the ‘talented’ and those with above average IQs don’t necessarily have too many clues – as has always been the case. Especially when their egos get in the way.
It’s possible this phenomenon might be a feature of Chinless Wonders and Its ilk, and quite a few conceited politicians, Peter Principled public servants (especially those dealing in policy), and others that profess membership to the 4th Estate.
Chippy will force Grant Robertson to actually spend money. Robbo will kick and scream (he seems to love austerity as much as an Act MP) but will grudgingly loosen the purse strings. Because they are ultimately politicians with a survival instinct, and the Labour Party base is class left NOT the identity obsessed woke.
The working class have a gut full of politicians who say lovely kind things but do sweet F.A. to resolve the grinding poverty endemic to this country. If this budget fails the people, I expect a huge reversal in the election.
Be nice @roblogic:
“Chippy will force Grant Robertson to actually spend money. Robbo will kick and scream (he seems to love austerity as much as an Act MP)…………”
The Grunter is merely operating within the neoliberal framework and economic orthodoxy he’s only ever experienced and grown up with. It’s Norman Normal to Him and it doesn’t require any imagination or questioning of the faith. It’ll keep working as designed just so long as the spin doctors can find the appropriate words, and the natives don’t start getting too restless. So far, those natives are still in ‘Yea/nah’ mode
Hahahahaha. The great ginger hope will have to fix a collapsed health system, crumbling school system and general lawlessness. Good luck.
The only thing in his favour is on the other side Te Reo seems determined to market himself as a woke corporate therefore not endearing himself to those on the right or the left.
As for Nash – clearly there is more to come hence the cauterised wound activity going on in the background.
When those increased mortgage interest payments hit the middle-class in Aug that is when egalitarian Labour largesse will be required and if the budget heads off that crisis it can buy the election. Who is going to vote for the austerity Act?
“The Nashy (Suns out, Guns out)” – I don’t get the reference, so I won’t comment about the slashed Nash.
However, Bomber, what a desperate sounding prayer, you are trying to convince with –
“Comrades, I say unto ye, in this darkest of dark hours, I have faith in the Labour Party of Aotearoa New Zealand.
I have faith in the Chippy, I have faith in his Cabinet.
I believe cometh the hour, cometh the man, and the enormous impact this economic recession is going to cause means Labour have to pull out a policy of spectacular egalitarian value.
I believe this Labour Party are going to do that, and I believe it will be paradigm shifting in terms of the election.
Hold Comrades, for there is a North Star, and our Red Dawn is coming!
Hold Comrades!”
Hold!
(after a few reds, in a maudlin manner, were you and Comrade Cnris Trotsky and others of TDB commie choir, the Bolshie Blubberers, repeating that over and over with increasing incoherence?)
My faith is sorely tested.
Yesterday I read that out defense forces have such staffing shortages that…
The Army cannot assist to anywhere near the standard the government want in the Hawkes Bay.
The to Navy have ships sitting at Devonport tied up, useless, as there are insufficient sailors to sail them.
The Airforce had to retire the Orions 5 months early because there were insufficient staff to fly them.
The combined military are paying large monthly incentive sums to retain staff who want to leave just to cling on to them a bit longer. I realise the rot set in over many governments but actually, what is Labouring doing in year 6 of their term?
At the heart of this they, in a majority government, are supposed to maintain the defense forces yet appear incapable of doing so and probably oblivious. We have any idiot minister participating at violent demonstrations. We have the Stuart Nash debacle. But what else is worth the time of day with Labour!
Its extremely hard to have any faith in this government to achieve anything but empty announcements and headlines!
It’s a Red Dwarf that is coming for the NZ election this year!
eH! NEW LIVING WAGE, eh! $26 what. 1988, SKILLED Union members,construction and like,$28.60,homes costs afforded that wage, and yes it was a wage negotiated under compulsory Unionism, as this year progresses and Morgaged home go on sale for default, maybe those lost, would have liked to have worked with Union care, and compulsory Unionism, in 1988.
Six Sister !s one my other half, and first born twin. Shall egit loss breath.
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