Political Caption Competition
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: One is a power crazed super villain and one is Cesar Romero
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: One is a power crazed super villain and one is Cesar Romero

A Marxist, 2 NZ Herald columnists, a former Labour Leader and a Business Journalist all walk into a bar. The…

Yesterday I asked, Why would we trust TVNZ Journalism now we know Government is editor? Today I ask, Why would…

‘One in seven New Zealand children living in material hardship’ was the dramatic heading of a NZ Herald feature article…

PSNA has written to Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith today requesting proposed ‘move-on’ laws will specifically continue to allow free speech…

More than a game “Football is more than a game. It is a force for unity, peace and hope” Gianni…

“I’m just happy that nobody is calling me to account for lying to cover up abuse in state care. I even lied directly to the UN in 2014 that children were not tortured in New Zealand.”
Don’t believe me? Have a listen.
https://newsroom.co.nz/2024/10/18/raw-politics-shame-on-them-all/
https://newsroom.co.nz/2024/10/18/crown-cover-up-limiting-liability/
There are many differences between these two actor activists. One is Cesar Romero, a Cuban actor who gained notoriety for supporting Republicans and died in 1994. The other is a live political activist and actor supporting right-wing NZ National for financial advantage and notoriety. Her varied emotions are reminiscent of the quick-witted varied characters and repartee of commedia dell’arte. She can be seen regularly at venues throughout New Zealand.
One is a drag queen ?
One of these people supported a large extended family with personal earnings, served in the Pacific in World War Two and led a full and varied life benefiting many people. This person was flamboyant, adventure seeking, loved life and his fellow humans.
The other is a National Party Member, and personal friend of John Key and Winston Peters.
“ The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again: but already it was impossible to say which was which.”
George Orwell. Animal Farm.