Posts by DexterX

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  • Hard News: Criminalising Journalism, in reply to Pete Sime,

    We should call it - "The Tea Potty Incident" or just "Tea Potty".

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence, in reply to PaulC,

    20 year old failed policies, (and politicians – grandpa brashies) and the lack of any integrity, accountability, and reasonability, apparently inherent

    in most aspets of life in NZ - the response to Rena, the Pike River revelations, the plight of children, leaky homes, leaky schools, death of snails, the list just goes on and on...............

    Mediocraty Triumphant - that is what this election is about - that and who is getting in the bath with who after 26 Nov

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence,

    NZ Herald 9.30 PM 16 Nov 2011 - Winston makes splash at debate

    New Zealand First leader Winston Peters challenged Prime Minister John Key to be "a real bloke''

    and

    "Above all if he's going to be a bloke that has a beer with the boys and drinks out of the bottle how about being a real bloke and come clean and come share a bath with me."

    '

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence, in reply to Joe Wylie,

    Classic

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence, in reply to Lilith __,

    That is great.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence,

    John Key and John Banks after getting along famously at their tea date were planning to take a bath together later on that very nice evening, they also reminisced and tossed up who they would most like to shag - Dolly Parton or Margaret Thatcher - seeing as Shane Warne got Elizabeth Hurley - then Nek Minnet.

    They don't want you to know that - but as long as they keep it to themselves.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence,

    and now for some real news - just so that you all don't forget what it looks like - not that you are likely to see it in the popular media - but it hints at the shape of things to come.

    The next rhee years will see a rise in lock outs - me thinks.

    http://www.voxy.co.nz/national/iuf-launches-solidarity-campaign-against-cmp/5/107760

    Employment relations should be an election issue.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence, in reply to Craig Ranapia,

    Well, if Gigolo Winston manages to work his rancid charms on enough Grey Power meetings, we get former North Shore Mayor Andrew 'Piddles The Clown' Williams (#3 on the party list).

    Thaks for this - I am really crossing my fingers in the hope that Winston gets up and Act goes out - that would just such a blast to have Winston in with Mr Williams - a Dynamic Duo indeed.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence, in reply to Steve Barnes,

    The number of people living in poverty ranked higher than the economy at 7.5.

    Um, people living in poverty is an economic outcome - an outcome of an economy in trouble.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

  • Hard News: The perils of political confidence,

    It really is a whole lot of nothing over nothing. The media love this as they can waste time speculating and not addressing in any depth a real issue - like the economy, asset sales etc, etc.

    Prime Minster John Key the first has put the matter in the hands of the Police and can't very well go and release the evidence he has handed over and retain credibility.

    I don't think First Ciizen actually cares about what is on the tape - he is making a point and sticking to it.

    I don't really care much for Key or Banks view on things that they might decide to share or discuss when they are taking a "bath" together.

    The media is creating a wave that Winston will hopefully ride asll the way to over 5% threshold - that would be the best joke of all.

    I don't think this will much erode National's large support or improve things for Labour.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 1224 posts Report

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