Heh heh heh, s’kay, Elle. I got it.

Great Martyn. Thanks !
Master Blame Shifters ! ! ! ! !
our good ole Boys network of Natz idiots who have no clues and still have their heads buried deep in denial and hypocrisy.

The trio of King Blame Shifters – Jonky Donky ; Bill English and Steven Joyce – the Dildo man cock face.

Our country suffers under their lies, greed and poor leadership.
Brilliant mind f____ers and why so many are fooled and still believe in them is beyond me.

Those where all projections. Using treasury logic I could project the f&$king star ship into enterprise will appear in 3, 2, 1

None of Bill English projections last more than 2 weeks when revised projections start pouring out of His office

Another popular strategy in MSM is to run property stories to deflect or engage left voters. Is there going to be a crash? Should there be a capital gains tax? Or as per yesterday, are young people being too fussy in Auckland? (There were no views on a house in Otara for sale for $600k (does anyone else think that $600k seems pretty high for first home owners?).

Yesterday an article, “Home truths: Here come the Jafas, buying homes in the regions”. (no mention of why Auckland’s are being displaced by approx 40,000 migrants per year who are never or seldom mentioned in the MSM or left blogs). Imagine the uproar if MSM replaced the headline “Home truths: Here come the migrants, buying homes in Auckland”. And we will certainly not see the headline ‘lazy immigration propping up National policy since 2008″.

From wiki
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electoral_fraud

“Immigration law may also be used to manipulate electoral demography. An example of this happened in Malaysia when immigrants from neighboring Philippines and Indonesia were given citizenship, together with voting rights, in order for a political party to “dominate” the state of Sabah in a controversial process referred to as Project IC.[7]”

“Disenfranchisement[edit]
The composition of an electorate may also be altered by disenfranchising some types of people, rendering them unable to vote. In some cases, this may be done at a legislative level, for example by passing a law banning prison inmates (or even former prison inmates), recent immigrants or members of a particular ethnic or religious group from voting, or by instituting a literacy or other test which members of some groups are more likely to fail. Since this is done by lawmakers, it cannot be election fraud, but may subvert the purposes of democracy. This is especially so if members of the disenfranchised group were particularly likely to vote a certain way.”

…p.s.. maybe there is a reason why Bill English describes Kiwi men as ‘pretty hopeless’. win win. Can’t read, can’t vote.

JACK THE POLLS ARE RIGGED AND FALSE BELIEVE THIS;

Statistician Finds Proof That Our Elections Are a Sham so we need paper voting by two independent manual double counting systems and retain the paper for future counting as shown here in this article,
Can our MP’s open an enquiry into NZ election process please, are there paper votes still able to be recounted by opposition folks for accuracy? This may signal a suspect surprise if records show voting number’s were altered or if the Election Commission prevented Opposition folks from being allowed to recheck a SAMPLE OF THE VOTES IF THEY COULD GET HOLD OF RECORDS?
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http://www.activistpost.com/2015/09/statistician-finds-proof-that-our-elections-are-a-sham.html

Statistician Finds Proof That Our Elections Are a Sham
TOPICS:ElectionsJoshua Krause

September 4, 2015

voting fraudBy Joshua Krause

Many of us have suspected for years that American elections are a sham. Not only does it seem like nothing changes no matter how many times we vote the bums out, but sometimes the votes themselves don’t seem to add up. Especially now that we have electronic voting machines, which don’t provide a whole lot of accountability and are notoriously easy to hack.

Fortunately, you can still tell when the votes don’t make sense, even with electronic voting machines. In states like Kansas, where in some counties they use electronic voting machines that also record the votes on paper tapes, there seems to be some blatant inconsistencies with the voting results from the past few elections.

Beth Clarkson, chief statistician for Wichita State’s National Institute for Aviation Research, said last week that she noticed results for the last several elections in the state failed to add up. “If we’re not being counted accurately, we’re losing our right to vote without even being aware of it,” she said at an event commemorating the 95th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which granted women the right to vote.

Clarkson has sued the state of Kansas for the power to examine the voter tapes, which record every stroke a voter casts on the machines. In Sedgwick County, for example, that amounts to 385 feet of tape stored in 42 boxes. Clarkson is eager to examine the records, claiming she noticed abnormalities in the numbers.

“I don’t understand why those patterns are there, the patterns are very definitely real. But we don’t know what’s causing them or why they’re there. They do fit what would be expected if election fraud is occurring, and that’s very concerning.”

“This is not just an anomaly that occurred in one place,” Clarkson said in April. “It is a pattern that has occurred repeatedly in elections across the United States.” She says the pattern routinely favors traditional Republicans — even over Tea Party candidates.

Well isn’t that a big surprise? What’s also not surprising is how the authorities in Kansas are reacting to her claims. After Clarkson sued the state of Kansas to view the tapes, State Secretary Kris Kobach asked the judge to block her case. I guess there’s nothing to see here folks.

Nope. There’s nothing suspicious about a Republican official trying to prevent a statistician from investigating a case of voter fraud that, if true, may have been committed by Republicans. It’s also not a hypocritical action for someone who was elected on a platform focused on preventing voter fraud, and who introduced legislation that would prevent illegal aliens from voting. I guess if voter fraud helps the Democrats you must change the rules, but if it helps Republicans you can just brush it under the rug.

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The only question that remains is, are the Democrats doing the same thing in the states where they dominate the elections? It wouldn’t surprise me at all if they’re hacking the machines to suppress non-mainstream candidates from their own party. Either way, at least we have another phony election to look forward to next year. Once the results come in on November 8th, we’ll know exactly who the most corrupt politicians are.

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Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshua’s reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshua’s website is Strange Danger.

They spent it on tax cuts for their rich mates

It appears that some in the msm have picked up on English’s comments, with Jane Bowron writing this scathing piece in the ‘Dominion Post’ this morning;

http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/comment/columnists/79012560/hopeless-comment-a-sign-of-a-tired-government

If it’s Key personally under attack, then it’s:

I forget
I mis-remember
No-one told me
Look, the past is the past – nothing to see move on – and anyway I’ve got knighthoods to sort out
Most kiwis (that vote for me) don’t worry about this sort of detail and as Richie said, just “doin’ my job”
Someone in my office read this and didn’t tell me
Look, the same sort of stuff happened under Labour and the media are just beating up on this issue because it’s a slow news week
Well just flag it, I’ve been talking to Barack and it’s all good, so let’s not go there