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  1. “Professional Managerial Class Corporate Consultants who influence policy to maintain their dominance and profit margins vs the self serving Public Service wanting to spend taxpayer money on their latest glass palace.”

    Neither of whom are woke then are they? Except perhaps the public service who are just pretending.

  2. I remember the days when I was helping public servants become proficient in developing their computer skills internally so as not to depend on consultants. They were able people dedicated to their own department. In those days those public servants could rise up in their department to eventually lead their department. I know of two who did that. Shame that has all changed.

    1. Absolutely!
      The days of GCS (that was flogged off), and MWD’s VCC. Not just virtually given away to ticket clippers and privateers, but the content and intellectual property that was held in various databases.

  3. ‘They may aesthetically be left but’. That is a bit like I used to feel when I saw long-haired men in the 1970s. I had the idea that it meant that these guys were thoughtful well-rounded men with friendly, co-operative mutual relations with the community as their mindset, rather leftish.    (I was influenced I think by populist pictures of Jesus.) However I believe that most grew up into stockbrokers, or entered financial houses, and major business where they changed back to their family’s and class’ default position of competition and capital accretion.

  4. “Oh they do the reo, and expose their pronouns and militantly ride bikes, they are effortless in their use of inclusion…”

    Yep, that sounds an awful lot like the contemporary left. In fact it sounds an awful lot like the government we just voted out.

  5. I can assure you they are overwhelmingly progressive oppressive left, Any staff who are not have long left the building.

  6. I often wonder whether or not The Standard – posters and commenters alike is comprised of supposedly “Left”
    senior management public servants (retirees or otherwise), PMC academia, and supposedly “left” (NOT) ‘consultants’.
    Good that it’s there admittedly, but I doubt I’d ever be able to emulate their really gorgeous egos in order to make a comment ever again.

  7. That is a great description of the current political reality.

    What to do? Roger and David wrote the book. Adopt the revolutionary tactics of Leninism, get everything off balance and keep them that way.

    I’d recommend in first week suspend the SIS and heads of defense for total review, reverse Reserve Bank Act to prior status, add capital controls to stop capital flight. Do same with all acts and statutes relating to public service
    reverting to pre1984 model.

    Ban lobbyists and “think tanks” unless they explicitly declare their donors.

    All I’m suggesting is that the pre1984 model is still a better fit for democracy. Won’t happen though.

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