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  1. A brilliant summation!

    Just looking at Luxon and Willis’s first press conference yesterday and the body language tells you all you need to know….

    The body language… combined with the trite bumbling incoherent answers to some pretty easy questions and the reliance on spreading bullshit demonstrates with alarming clarity that they are in all sorts of trouble…and worse still ..

    ..they have learnt nothing…

    Luxon making Simeon Browne his ‘ go to’ guy should send shivers through every New Zealander as he has conceded, after just one year, that there is a dearth of talent in The Coalition of Chaos that is even worse than one could have imagined…

    Imagine…just for one second….this lot trying to deal with the Covid crisis….N.Z should thank their lucky stars that Jacinda Ardern and Ashley Bloomfield were there to guide us through.

    With the obvious dearth of talent in team Luxon, clearly evident now, what would a real leader do one has to ask…..he would step up to the plate and lead by example…that’s what a real leader does….steps into the breach…fills the void…shores up the troops.

    So is Luxon taking a portfolio…like Health for example…or any portfolio at all for that matter…answer…no!

  2. If a Kiwi thinks you have maliciously deceived them, they turn like a packet of crumpets in a moist ill ventilated rental! That is a remark that will resonate with people on lowish incomes, and perhaps the bourgeoisie middle class. There are some problems with it I consider.

    One is referring to ‘thinks’ – huh that’s a kind word for the machinations of pigeon-popcorn-pecking Kiwis. If such people now think that the gummint maliciously deceived them they are a very slow in the brain as it is following decades of falsity – doh! The one thing that is apposite in the image is the mouldiness of the crumpets. Thinking about crumpet is just about all that some Kiwis can do; they are mouldy already. It’s a bit late and we can only hope the damage may be repaired..

    If in place of thought about important things we just get reaction (Covid19, eg Brexit) and tossing the toys out of the cot, then we who want to make a real change, need more than MMP which everyone pleases to blame stupidly, for problems – it was brought in for good reasons, and people who were concerned about our democracy put a lot of effort into it.

    The image is of trying to crank the engine of a very old car.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFd8uo7ogpM
    Take note. A few decades on it was easier and we might have to learn to do that again on our way to going barefoot as things decline.

    Noam Chomsky has put in a thousand-times more thinking on the unrealised problems that we face right now, or else! 9.56m
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nphuPGERejQ
    Noam Chomsky Reveals How Much Time Is Left Until the End of Organized Humanity

  3. Losers: people who think this is significant – polling during the peak holiday period is liable to give skewed results.
    If it’s a trend, have at it but nobody with a brain wants Labour incompetence and racial separatism I’ll be surprised if this is a trend.
    Granted National are a waste of space.

  4. Of course Damian Grant is a hypocrite but was there a vote on the wage subsidy? Which way did the parties vote? Did National support it? Shall we give Damain a break and focus on the ridiculously hypocritical mob?

  5. Kiwi voters were certainly fooled in 2020 when they were told they were voting in a Labour Party with an agenda that would set the country to rights by a caring government. 3 years on there was little to shout about and the best they could offer was GST off fruit and veg.

    1. Voters weren’t told anything of the sort, they voted in masse for Jacinda Ardern as a thank you for saving lives and Labour for being a caring govt that also saved business. What followed was a global meltdown with rising inflation. Un savvy voters like you were sucked in by the spin from the selfish, racist, envious right and hence we have the worst govt in this country’s history.

  6. Hopefully this doesn’t allow Hipkins to keep going. He really is NZ Labour’s Starmer. What an absolute POS

    1. Mohammed Khan. Hipkins, unprepossessing as he may be, is more palatable than that shallow hedonist Luxon, nor as sociopathic as the Nats, nor idiotic like te Parti Maori and the mad Greens.

      1. Mix Hipkins with some spicy noddle sic packet from a supermarket and then he might register on the tastebuds. But better to use fresh meat I think.

  7. When commenting, correctly, that Kiwis aren’t that smart, remember that there has been a deliberate dumbing down of the whole education system, dating back probably to the 1980’s, and in fact we see the evidence of that every single day in Parliament.

    The concomitant, or perhaps slightly later, deterioration of the MSM, has aided and abetted whatever agenda may be being played out here, but New Zealand is certainly no longer a great place to bring up kids, and great only for the “ haves.” Luxon is an apology of a human being, and why is in that job and wanted to be, is inexplicable.

    1. Trouble is SW it is explicable; you just have to follow the line of string that has been laid out by past pollies who have left clues to where they came from in the hope that we can find our way back there if necessary. There are treatises carefully scribed for those who wish to understand. However a landslide has dropped and wiped out most of that habitat. We here I think, are trying to rebuild a sanctuary that is accessible to the avid learners of whom there will be growing numbers in very short time.

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