Sunshine Through the Interstices
It is all the usual left-wing echo chamber. Broke lefty media people and loser socialist politicians are trying to pimp the poor.
Capitalist
I Do Not Think They’ll Win
If the Māori party and others weren’t so ignorant of both history and other matters they would think very carefully before crossing the British.
I Think I Sold Out
The various addresses they’ve had for me over the years – and where bailiffs have indeed turned up – have been of Labour and Green MPs.
A Look at James Earl Carter
In 1980 with interest rates at 20 per cent, long lines at gas stations, hostages in Iran, high and rising unemployment and economic stagnation, Carter was swept out of the White House, winning just 41 per cent of the popular votes and 49 out of 538 electoral votes.
Trump, America and the Canal
In left-winger world, things like hospitals, schools, hotels, shops and infrastructure are all created in the third world by pixie dust natives, rather than by white capitalists and Western civilisation.
When It Doesn’t Work
So the game is up. Britain will get tough on illegals as America is about to do.
The Flying Pigs of National
There is nothing that can be done to prevent Auckland Transport simply refusing to do something they disagree with.
Why All This Peripheral Stuff?
MPs spend most of their time undertaking activities that are irrelevant nonsense, and do so in order to help them get re-elected. None of this is necessary or important.
A Look at Little David
On the day little David Seymour’s career finally comes to an end, the smirks from Labour/Green MPs as he slinks out of parliament and off to Canada will ‘say it all’.
Where Have All the Viewers Gone?
Nobody is watching any longer. Over 90 per cent of people in the 25–54 age range are not watching television news.
The Whole Truth
Sometimes, the system actually does work: the truth comes out and the good guys win and the bad guys are exposed.
Must Be Designed to Fail
Something as simple as this would do more good than Coster and Willis poncing about pretending they will achieve something.
Year One in Review
No amount of goofy smiles, Facebook videos, or gauche clichés – we’re the greatest country in the world – by Mr Luxon is going to restore foreign investor confidence
