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  1. The only lesson to learn from Trump and Luxon is to lie for the two years leading up to the next election and you will win .But you must repeat the lies every day so that people just accept what you are saying is real because very few of us fact check anything and the media certainly dont and will print those same lies without bothering to do any back ground work .

  2. “We need to be focused m ore on making Capitalism fair and less on alienating woke social justice memes.”

    Our focus, our attention has always been a key battleground area between we, the people and the captains of industry/finance….as we can see here, calling for fairness in capitalism will cost them money, hence why wokeness exists…it exists to draw our attention away, or to divide our attention from, what really matters – economic equality for the masses. Wokeness being just their latest tool designed to divert our attention away from what really matters…their media machine, their two-party political illusion, their bread an circuses being but some of the others. In short, we are still at war, the time-honored class war, but now days, we are getting hammered. Think we need to wake up to this fact, because currently, we are the one’s at sleep more so than the manufactured woke brigade.

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  3. The graph showing increased wages under Labour ought to show the left to always focus on Its The Economy Stupid. Trump has just shown that is true by campaigning on the economy and winning with union support.

    The battle for women and gay rights was won. Women and gay politicians, leaders, judges, fund managers, bankers, vice chancellors all over the place. Rather than take the win they provocatively got down with the 1 in 400 people who think cutting off their cock feels right and that should be celebrated with children in public libraries.

  4. It’s a pretty simple lesson, and it’s the reason they lost. Firstly, Labour needs a new leader. Secondly their policies need to make big changes no more tinkering around the edges, which means real social change. Tax reform etc…. It’s the reason Democrats lost, they shoulda taken a good hard look at the complete turn around in Labours fortunes because they got the exact same. Bernie said it, and they shoulda listened.

  5. Close to 94 percent of eligible voters voted in 1984.
    Less than 79 percent voted in 2023.
    To quote W.B.Yeats ‘ The worst are full of a passionate intensity while the best lack all conviction’
    Those who hate vote. Those disillusioned, discontented, betrayed too often, retreat into apathy and watching cat videos on Youtube.
    The Labour Party exists as the lesser of evils rather than an attractive alternative. It does not need a change of leadership so much as a change of direction.

      1. Yes! Keep bringing that up. Willy Jackson as leader of Labour. Say it enough hopefully it will happen.

  6. I hope the king of the pigs has got his troops rounding up the Bishops mobsters and is loading all those bikes onto trucks to be transported to a lockup .The cops will be in court tomorrow getting a court order to seize their assets as they are the proceeds of crime .
    OH THATS RIGHT PIGS CANT FLY .

  7. One thing the left (especially the Greens) could modify is the school principal lecturing style that makes people turn off or deliberately do the opposite.

  8. Wake up Labour from your eminent position ‘high in the instep’ as they used to say in early 1800s which is where we’ll reverse to soon. Stop looking at your navels, you may find they turn into oranges and while you are frazzled you will be trumped by the USA orange one grown to pumpkin size.

  9. I think young to middle-aged Labour-lights have been infected by what’s in this Queen song.
    So they must cure themselves for Lent before they have lent all that we have to people and corpse that will never give it back. I should coco.

    I WANT IT ALL – Queen
    https://genius.com/Queen-i-want-it-all-lyrics
    Songwriters: Brian May / Freddie Mercury / John Deacon / Roger Taylor

    Adventure seeker on an empty street
    Just an alley creeper, light on his feet
    A young fighter screaming, with no time for doubt
    With the pain and anger can’t see a way out
    It ain’t much I’m asking, I heard him say
    Gotta find me a future move out of my way

    I want it all, I want it all, I want it all, and I want it now
    I want it all, I want it all, I want it all, and I want it now

    Listen all you people, come gather round
    I gotta get me a game plan, gotta shake you to the ground
    But just give me, huh, what I know is mine
    People do you hear me, just gimme the sign
    It ain’t much I’m asking, if you want the truth
    Here’s to the future for the dreams of youth

    I want it all (give it all I want it all)
    I want it all (yeah)
    I want it all and I want it now
    I want it all (yes I want it all)
    I want it all hey
    I want it all and I want it now

    I’m a man with a one track mind
    So much to do in one lifetime (people do you hear me)
    Not a man for compromise and where’s and why’s and living lies
    So I’m living it all, yes I’m living it all
    And I’m giving it all, and I’m giving it all

    Oh oh yeah yeah ha ha ha ha ha
    Yeah yeah yeah yeah
    I want it all

    It ain’t much I’m asking, if you want the truth
    Here’s to the future
    Hear the cry of youth (hear the cry of youth) (hear the cry of youth)
    I want it all, I want it all, I want it all and I want it now
    I want it all yeah yeah yeah
    I want it all, I want it all and I want it now
    Oh oh oh oh oh…

  10. Although this isn’t a lesson for the left, it’s a lesson in te reo. When the KCs emailed two people, you might have thought they would have used the correct plural. It kind of undermines the rest of the letter.

    13 November 2024
    The Right Honourable Christopher Luxon
    Prime Minister
    Email: Christopher.Luxon@parliament.govt.nz
    The Honourable Judith Collins KC
    Attorney General
    Email: J.Collins@ministers.govt.nz

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