The only thing that disturbed me on election night was the bizarre speech by new/old ACT (Association of Cunts and Tyrants) MP Sir Roger Douglas complete arrogant, exceedingly irrelevant and somewhat incoherent comments.
The world has been saved from economic oblivion by essentially Kenyesian and Socialist intervention, and the bullshit game played by that old fucker [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘National Party’
November 8, 2008
Rogernomics, who found the bloody defibulator?
October 22, 2008
What damage Maori – National?
{Updated more or less immediately: Sharples admits preference for Labour. One leader is playing Kiss and Catch with Key, while the other listens to his constituents and prefers Labour – fun times for the Maori Party}
Politics is a funny thing, and even more so in this day and age of MMP (don’t get [...]
October 22, 2008
How much of this is palatable to core National voters
Recently the Maori party has signalled that it could work with the National Party, post election. We are still deciphering what John Key thinks or says about this stance, you see it’s not us interpreting his words that is the problem, he’s contradicting himself left right and centre over this issue.
Anyway, seeing that there [...]
August 7, 2008
The Hunt continues…..
So National said “they would recognise the tall young man who was dressed less conservatively than most Young National members”
from Stuff.co.nz
There isn’t any security footage of the Cocktail Party, but I’ve managed to get exclusive party pics. Which one isn’t dressed so conservatively?
At least one of them looks like he’s having fun – no [...]
August 7, 2008
Disingenuous Two Faced Bastard
There comes a time in you life, where there just isn’t any point suffering fools anymore, life’s too bloody short for that rubbish. Of course one must always be respectful of others and not seek out people to make one grumpy. But if it comes looking, there is no way I’m gonna bend [...]
July 7, 2008
They release policy and it stinks – Broadcasting
Apart from the fact that the policy stinks, I mean what the hell is a 1 page policy?
They are so seriously taking the piss out of NZ, that all ballot papers should have the “No Confidence” option. I mean I seriously think that their lead in the polls is as much a backlash against [...]
May 21, 2008
Buy back of rail sparks commercial interest.
In one small but relatively expensive swoop Labour has done for the rail system what a private company was unable to do in the time it owned the rail system, spark positive economic and investment interest in the branch of transport infrastructure.
Over the last week there have been a raft of companies willing to invest [...]
April 4, 2008
She had to comment…
“”What is New Zealand coming to when a Kiwi kid can’t share a piece of birthday cake with his or her friends,” Mrs Tolley said.”
She is of course referring to the decision by a Primary School up north which has banned birthday cake from schools. On the face of it, it looks like easy [...]
March 11, 2008
there’s a policy brewing in there somewhere.
The only problem is where and when.
Typical of their high poll rolling days, National is yet to announce the majority of the policies that will take them into the election. Which of course is a funny thing for the voter who wants to know what Key and the National party are all about.
We know [...]
March 6, 2008
The Herald’s wide berth for Key
Despite the incredible blunders, back tracks, flip-flops (get a new phrase please) of the leader of the opposition over the last 36hrs or so, do you think we’d see any of this on the Herald’s online site (how the rest of the country reads the Herald). No neither did I, but I thought I’d [...]
February 28, 2008
Mint ‘Granny’?
The political blogosphere is all in a hive of activity over the lefts accusations that the media in NZ has seemingly become a little start struck with the boys and girls in the blue corner.
First off to overuse a quote (not the only one in this post), there is usually no smoke without some sort [...]
February 24, 2008
Say anything stupid – just get on telly.
It’s blettingly obvious that the first rule of politics is get heard and get seen and it doesn’t really matter what you are saying – it won’t hurt if you throw in the old catch phrase ‘cost to tax payers’ etc.
National’s transport spokesperson Maurice Williamson was on the telly this morning ranting about how it [...]
