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  1. Farrar deserves credit for attracting daily the biggest group of one eyed deluded arseholes to be found in any one spot in New Zealand.

    That an outwardly ordinary dweeb can do that says something about his awareness of the importance of plumbing – no not just for plumbing the depths, but providing the bowl his mainly motley crew can crap into.

    The triumphalism and being frightened are coming together more and more as signs of a sense of panic. Look for more celebratory headlines in the style of “National MP breathes” and scathing, savage banners and pertinent write ups of such as some left wing Labour politician doing heinous, appalling deeds. A definite read if you want to find out about a local Labour person in Manchester who didn’t give up his seat on a bus to someone who is pregnant. Such is the level his fear is descending to a careful read is vital as you’ll probably find she only got pregnant the night before.

  2. Chaotic Evil Blogger 2016: David Farrar

    “The Chaotic Evil Blogger is referred to as the “Destroyer” or “Demonic” alignment”

    Matryn, his photo says he is pure evil.

  3. I nominate Martyn Bradbury as Blogger of the year!

    We need you more now than ever, so go hard as we dissolve this evil lot and assign them to the dustbin of rotten scoundrels.

    1. It’s a tough call between Martyn and Frank… Just as well we can’t vote on the two, I’d be stuffed trying to choose!

      To all the bloggers on TDB, thanks for making the time and effort to share your views with us. Without you, it would be a much duller, dumber world.

  4. “As the newspaper empires threaten the Commerce Commission if they don’t get their monopoly, it looks like next years election will be narrated by the same corporate interests who always shape our political narrative.

    When you realise that NZME is 86% owned by Banks, you appreciate just how extreme the neoliberal propaganda really is and why we need more blogs.”

    Commerce Commission or not, they will do all possible to narrate the election campaign next year, no doubt about that.

    The Nats will be awash in money from their donors, and Labour and Greens depend a lot on donations by us ordinary people, but as we saw even in the USA, if enough people sign up and donate, just a little per head, that can move ahead a lot, e.g. Bernie Sanders’ campaign, that forced Clinton to at least make major concessions.

    Trump will be a temporary irritant, I hope, and he may even be thrown out of office due to scandals, given his bizarre behaviour and involving close family in running the show. Let us hope he will be kept well clear from the button that sends off the nukes.

    As for the awards, I will read them again more carefully, before commenting here.

    Thanks to the TDB again, providing alternative news and discussion, which we never get through the MSM and even much of social media like Fakebook Twiterr and so forth.

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