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  1. Do not ask me for details, but I have ample evidence of Auckland Council and their CCOs to be CORRUPT.

  2. ATEED is just another snouts-in-the-trough organization dedicated to bringing about rapid multi-metre sea level rise (plus massive inundation, of course), widespread starvation and mayhem, and rendering the Earth largely uninhabitable in a few decades via the burning of fossil and the commensurate CO2 emissions. (Atmospheric CO2 now 404 ppm and rising fast).

    It’s starting to get interesting with only 8.633 million km2 of Arctic ice versus average of 10.844 million km2 and ice melting instead of forming!

    http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/charctic-interactive-sea-ice-graph/

    Someone will hit the PANIC BUTTON soon. But it won’t be any of the fuckwits and self-serving liars at ATEED.

  3. I agree with Bomber that the appearance of collusion between Auckland Transport and Transport Blog is concerning, although there is a deeper issue there of why we’re relying on a blog for oversight in the first place, instead of properly funded publicly-owned journalism. The currying of favour is always a potential concern with a blog run by one unfunded voluteer (oops that’s me too).

    Not sure why it’s currently so cool to bash cycle lanes though. Enabling people to live closer to where they work and making it easier for them to bike to work (or skateboard, or any other human-powered, wheeled transport) is a key part of the alternative to car culture. Nobody who supports cycle facilities is denying that public transport is important too, especially for longer journeys, but it needs to be electrified (buses as well as cars) to really be part of the transition away from oil dependence.

  4. Spot on!! – including get rid of the fucking road and go European style with central boulevards.

    No 2, has anyone else noticed that there are so many retail spaces to let around the city? Not sure if it their gigantic rents being asked or the fact that fewer people can afford to buy anything anymore or that the current wannabe business owners can’t operate a business. The rest of the spaces are increasingly being occupied by the same stores and franchise chains (probably some global tax dodge anyway) .. not sure how hipster the franchise ST would look in 5 years. AT need to add Pita pit, Max and cotton on into their renders to make it look like more realistic and a carbon copy of every other city in the world – or at least an extension of Queen ST.

    No 3, as being presently shown by the success of transport blog and Chloe, the new way to accelerate your career is to start a blog and then cash in on it to new pastures… to the board of AT to the seats of parliament. The world is your oyster.

    Time to cash in Bomber. sarc. With some good reviews of John Key prior to the election and turning a blind eye to corruption and injustice you too could be one of those white families whizzing about on your bikes in K rd to your trendy Ockham apartment in Grey Lynn and cursing the riff raft workers commuting in from South and North West Auckland and causing congestion!

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