Spot on Mike The Lefty, would like someone in parliament to answer your very appropriate questions.

Fulford’s blog update: http://benjaminfulford.net/
Cool 100 million dollars payable in gold on head of each Cabal member. Time to quit The Club, Mr English, and join a government who leads from the rear by putting in place the wishes and needs of the people in the front.

He sure did!

Damn, Richarquis, you put it better than I did…

Perhaps you can get a petition together and drive it down to parliament using those taxpayer funded roads that all of NZ paid for. Then, when you’re done with your hard days work, you can go get a beer that has been produced according to safety regulations funded by taxpayers. Then, maybe catch a taxi, whose driver has sat mandatory testing under the government funded NZTA, because you wouldn’t want to be a burden on the taxpayer funded health care system were you or any other parties injured in an alcohol related accident. You know this because of the education you received at taxpayer funded NZ schools, and the various safety adverts produced by the government and aired on public TV stations, who receive their funding from taxpayers. Speaking of cars, it’s a good thing that petrochemical companies receive government subsidies, as this makes your oil and petrol cheaper, meaning when you get home, you have more time to cook up some potatoes wrapped in aluminium foil, perhaps the kind that is produced by Rio Tinto, who receive government subsidies to keep costs low, or maybe just boiled and mashed up with some subsidised milk and butter.

This list could go on all fucking day. But you’d probably still sit there parroting your 1ZB catchphrases, like a good little National lapdog.

After all, it is a feature of MMP that Minority Governments can and do exist and they should be able to execute their programme through the Treasury benches.

No they shouldn’t. They should only be able to progress their programme if they have a majority vote in parliament. The reverse also applies – when a bill is passed with majority support then the minority must not be able to stop that bill from passing.

Despite my request to do so, the National Party MPs on the select committee refused to put the agreed official costings in the report back to the House on my Bill. They then spent the next six weeks making up figures to exaggerate the cost and muddy the waters – that is not democracy.

No, that is lying which prevents the people from being able to make informed decisions. The people who do this type of thing need to be in jail for a very long time.

Bill English is like the Bill Clinton of NZ Politics.

Both Bills like blue clothing and one of them tells lies about his verbal ejaculations about the true cost of material relating to parental leave costs, and the other tells lies about the parenting properties of material ejaculated during two-play.

More similarities like this between NZ and US, should mean closer relations between our nations…..like their nuclear ships in our ports and us hosting an arms war convention in Auckland.

1000% Frank, snap! MANINTHEMIDDLE WAS THAT CLEAR.

Should the Financial Veto be Allowed?

Not when it’s for a good public cause!

Simarly like our fight going on now for four years now, we are trying to save our Labour Party built 1938-42 railway to GIsborne.

And like your response from Bill the scrooge saying we couldn’t afford it, it’s the same old thing he said this about our publically owned railway!!!!!

What a screw up Sue, – well since you’re the Transport spokesperson for labour for our rail, come and help save our rail at least.

One way to even the score?