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  1. Well say what you like about Internet Mana, something had to be tried as a circuit breaker given FJK’s then huge popularity.

    I still maintain that if KDC had been kept in the background more, and Hone had stayed in the North and prioritised winning Te Tai Tokerau (and not had that unfortunate car crash), that the dream could have happened.

    It was a disgusting spectacle to see even the Greens turn on Internet Mana like all the other parties and media.

    1. Indeed, the Greens didn’t want to be shown up.
      And NZF’s hand in the Te Tai Tokerau electorate vote to prevent Hone getting in was just one more piece.

  2. i thought mana party lost maori voters because it was starting to look like an alliance of all sorts rather than an alternative to the maori party. we all lost because of the split from the maori party. heartening to see Hone supporting the new revived maori party. the movement is on again!

  3. Internet Mana was ahead of its time. Would be at 5% if they had stayed in politics (Act formally 2% now 8%) but with the amount of dirty politics who can blame Mana for leaving?

    Meanwhile Greens and NZ First in power seem to have bombed voter support, and changed their ‘brands’ as environmental party and more controlled immigration/assets sell offs party and became self promoters of the MP’s themselves not the party, with predictable results.

    Labour are the new Natz, National is the new ACT party, and ACT seems to be benefiting from some sort of vertical hybrid of workers on higher salaries and bizarrely freedom of speech advocates.

    There is not really any credible party for the environment and higher tax payers/higher paid workers anymore (like doctors and professionals who are some of the few generally paying taxes that are a net gain), but with all the free money from Labour for supermarket, chefs, aged care, horticultural workers and the local and migrant crims who like competing for state housing (our new heroes of the cultural revolution here) (unlike the Chinese cultural revolution, we hate the farmers), they are popular with the non critical thinking masses who can obtain free money and exploitative employers, so I guess it’s working for them.

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