The Government is set to award as many as 120,000 badges and citations to Kiwis who made a “significant and sustained” contribution to the Covid-19 response.
[…] The Government has set aside just over $5 million for the project
nzherald.co.nz/nz/revealed-up-to-120000-kiwi-covid-workers-to-get-award-badges-citations
Interestingly, the story as of last week even includes a bouquet of flowers. Just like the myth, what appear to be yellow chrysanthemums, were delivered to Fauci’s doorstep. Though not daffodils this time, yellow chrysanthemums are commonly called mums. Fitting, I suppose, because mum’s the word.
The architect of Melbourne’s misery allowed to slink into the shadows.
Many of the people who were wrong about everything STILL run the same institutions. They’re still unelected. And they’re still certain they were the heroes. This means the next emergency will be handled by the same class of ‘experts,’ with the same lack of oversight and accountability.
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Sir Lloyd, a theologian, was a member of the prestigious Order of New Zealand, and was knighted in 2009.
The word for today is… discreet (adjective) - 1: having or showing discernment or good judgment in conduct and especially in speech : prudent, especially : cautious and restrained (as in revealing information) 2: unobtrusive, unnoticeable 3: unpretentious, modest Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : If you’ve ever mixed up discreet and discrete, you’
