Posts by DexterX
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Hard News: Circumstance and coincidence, in reply to Sofie Bribiesca,
The Nikki Kaye candle light vigil qualifier:
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Ho Hum - John Key and John Banks having the victim card played on their behalf by Plunket on Radio Live - one for suffering a candle light vigil and the other for being outed as some one you picks his own cerumen and eats it.
I have it on good authority – the best – actually my own - that John Banks whilst previously cleaning his ears with a vacuum cleaner had inadvertently sucked his brain out - what Banks was up to in court today was actually picking off bits of his brain, which he now keeps in his jacket pocket, chewing them up and the and stuffing them back into his head via his the ear canal.
Best call of the day was a geezer who rang up and said, “He doesn’t like John Minto but supported what he did re the vigil as John Key deserved it on account of the people he knows that where shifted on from state houses who have died as a result of stress or committed suicide.
Nicky Kaye has also earnt a vigil – National and death sentences - must make them feel incredibly strong.
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Hard News: Circumstance and coincidence, in reply to Kumara Republic,
Torture
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FFS - John Key is really,really,really bad at his job. Hate to think what a thrid term will look like.
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Hard News: Snowden and New Zealand, in reply to Steve Barnes,
The gullibility of the New Zealand public fills me with despair and anger, wake up sheeple.
What can one do?
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Judith Collins took an axe and gave herself forty whacks,
When she saw what she had done she gave John Key forty one.
Pansy Wong is long gone whilst Judith Collins carrys on.Key should be the one with the axe.
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I so despise the false play for sympathy - giving her a wee break my arse – she knows the game – and plays more viciously than most – remember David Benson Pope and her calling him a “pervert”, the media frenzy that resulted and the harm that caused.
There are good grounds for Key to sack her – maybe a resignation by mid week – likely she has been sent away to prepare the speech.
I hope she stays – she could bring the govt down – she is more likely to turn the polls and reveal the true nature of this government than any of the opposition parties – with the exception of Winston (I jest).
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Hard News: Standing together, in reply to Russell Brown,
And again, when Native Affairs tried to report the story, rather than responding to the concerns, the trust got an injunction to stop them going to air. (This actually backfired hugely, because people associated with the trust had to swear revealing affidavits that the judge ruled could be used by Native Affairs in its reports.)
Funny as - the collision of stupidity that often occurs when people attempt to subvert/hide the truth of a matter. Doubly so when engaging lawyers to do so.
For ’tis the sport to have the engineer
Hoist with his own petard. And ’t shall go hard,
But I will delve one yard below their mines,
And blow them at the moon. Oh, ’tis most sweet
When in one line two crafts directly meet. -
Hard News: To be expected, in reply to Sacha,
Really thought McCarten could offer better advice.
He probably has - likely - it may not be sinking in.
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Just saying - No matter how much thin ice Collins was skating on Key/Nats have no intention of giving the oppostion any impetus from the situation.
It appears the greater electorate has "moved on" as shown by the drop for Labour in the polls - failure to launch and a lack of competence. Cunning move by Key to extinguish the Collins issue and highlight Labours failings.
Cunning, smug and trusted by the electorate is John Key - no matter what goes down.
Would have thought Cunliffe would be more dynamic and looking to be more and not less than Shearer.