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Hostage Harry and Moaning Meghan

Hostage Harry and Moaning Meghan

I have chosen not to watch their interview as I regard it as nothing more than a soap opera akin to an episode of Days Of Our Lives. From the clips I have seen, it appears that Meghan (‘it’s all about me’) Markle has presented details which, while having

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Ardern Stumped – Bloomfield Caught behind – Hipkins Clean Bowled

Ardern Stumped – Bloomfield Caught behind – Hipkins Clean Bowled

It’s just not cricket! or so Jacinda Ardern thinks when questioned concerning criticism of her hero Ashley Bloomfield accepting tickets to a Black Caps v Australia T20 game in his capacity as the Director General of Health. When asked if she thought it was appropriate she replied, “I don’

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Ardern and Biden Bunkering Down
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Ardern and Biden Bunkering Down

Ardern and her friend “sleepy” Joe Biden appear to have quite a lot in common. One is hard left and the other, if not hard left, is being run by the hard left. One can legitimately be questioned on the state of his faculties and the other, while appearing to

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Ardern an Alarmist and an Apologist

Ardern an Alarmist and an Apologist

The words alarmist and apologist are becoming more and more applicable to Ardern. An alarmist is a person who tends to raise alarms, especially without sufficient reason, by exaggerating dangers or prophesying calamities. An apologist is one who argues in favour of something unpopular. These two words seem to sum

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Put in, Pulled Out and Put in Again

Put in, Pulled Out and Put in Again

From memory, it’s about ten days since I last wrote an article and since then rather a lot has taken place. Auckland was put in and pulled out of a pointless three-day lockdown and now we are in a seven-day lockdown which will prove to be equally

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The BFD

“Yes Prime Minister” comes to Inland Road

The NZ Herald reports that hundreds of children living on rural roads near towns are being barred from school buses under a law that hasn’t changed since 1904. On Inland Road near Helensville two Kaipara College students live 3.8 kilometres from the school but the bus is only

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Teeth Woman Good Orange Man Still Bad

Teeth Woman Good Orange Man Still Bad

A couple of articles ago I wrote that my favourite NZ Herald opinion piece writer, alongside the persistent pedal pusher Simon Wilson, was Audrey Young. Well, now I’ve got a threesome! Number three is Diana Wichtel. After reading her article in the Canvas I found myself, metaphorically speaking, pretty

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Diplomatic Relations Is Ardern’s Weak Point

Diplomatic Relations Is Ardern’s Weak Point

According to One News, Kiwi international relations experts are aghast at the latest trans-Tasman war of words, which they say is proof of different values and a worsening relationship between Wellington and Canberra. Australia’s decision to strip citizenship from a dual Australian-New Zealand national currently detained in

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Congratulations for What – Another Cluster Fluster

Congratulations for What – Another Cluster Fluster

My favourite NZ Herald opinion piece writer, alongside the persistent pedal pusher Simon Wilson, is Audrey Young. When it comes to her beloved Labour Party, led by her beloved Jacinda Ardern, Audrey, nine times out of ten, manages to make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear. Such

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Political Theatre at Its Best

Political Theatre at Its Best

Seven o’clock on a Sunday night and there she was, Jacinda, looking suitably frowny faced and dressed in black. Always an ominous sign. She had had to forego one of the highlights of her year – the Big Gay Out. Three people, all from the same family, had been found

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Travelling in Sync with Simon – Mostly

In last Friday’s Herald Simon Wilson was back on his hobbyhorse of transport in Auckland. Normally I find plenty of Simon’s content to disagree with but this article had more common sense than usual. The common sense was largely made up of points few would find a reason

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MediaWorks Machinations

MediaWorks Machinations

What is going on at MediaWorks? First, it was John Banks and now it’s Sean Plunket. It seems as if the company is trying to pre-empt the proposed hate speech laws and get in first. Their CEO Cam Wallace certainly seems to be intent on implementing a woke

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black car stuck on mud

Labour Continues to Spin Its Wheels

From viewing the first day of Parliament, Question Time in particular, it is obvious nothing is going to change. Jacinda Ardern (Bluff) and Megan Woods (Bluster), the two motor mouths were both quickly back into overdrive. Both saying plenty but in reality saying nothing. A bit like a car stuck

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Jacinda Plays Maori for Fools

Jacinda Plays Maori for Fools

Some Maori are so busy spending time prioritising things that in this day and age make no practical difference to their everyday lives they are getting themselves left further and further behind. The sort of gains they are making under Jacinda are ones that might have a feel-good factor

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Ardern’s  Mandate to Rule Our Lives
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Ardern’s Mandate to Rule Our Lives

Jacinda Ardern’s spurious ideology has, by its very nature, had its day. It will ruin this country both economically and socially. It is an agenda that all left-wing governments are trying to impose on their people but it won’t work. Left-wing politicians, as is well known

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The Task for National Is Crystal Clear

The Task for National Is Crystal Clear

The disgraceful way this government is acting means the National Party must oppose key areas of what they are proposing. It is becoming increasingly obvious the Labour Party do not believe in democracy, do not believe in free speech, and are determined to waste money on ridiculous ideas around transport,

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