This is the very kind of example we need to have a political revolution against, these so called public services have become vicious extensions of the State and do nothing but cause grief to those it is supposed to be concerned with.
Labour will build houses while National will sell them is as clear cut a political message as the infamous Kiwi-Iwi Billboards Don Brash used. It’s a simple juxtaposition that highlights the political values and uses National’s as a weakness.
McClay’s extraordinary new version of events released yesterday is his fourth attempt now to explain what he knew about Chinese threats of a trade war and when.
Now the big external polls are starting to show what has quietly been happening for months now, watch as National prepare for a blood letting over the Summer holidays. As the Polls continue to melt for National, Judith Collins will start making moves.
…that’s right folks, NZ didn’t bribe Saudi Businessman Al-Khalaf for reneging on live sheep exports in order to gain a free trade deal, oh no, apparently Al-Khalaf was actually doing NZ a huge favour by saving our ‘sheep crisis’.
News is supposed to inform citizens so that they know who they should vote for once every 3 years, you want light weight fluff entertainment, tune into Bravo or E, emulating them should not be on the agenda.
We seem to be allergic in this country to debating our ridiculous immigration and migration policy.
NZ faces some very rough economic times if China decides to make an example of us for questioning the quality of their mass produced cheapest capitalism model exports they have dumped upon us, and the NZ public seems ill aware of the ramifications.
We have underfunded CYFs and that’s why it fails to stop children getting killed, privatising most of the Ministry and giving it a new name is like wallpapering a pedophiles house and calling it a kindergarten.
After dropping my beloved daughter off at school, I walk home via Krd in Auckland. The coffee is good, the people are my kind of people and the bustle of the day carries a momentum with it that puts a skip in ones step.