Jacinda Ardern experienced considerable push back from Mike Hosking on his morning show yesterday.
What is abundantly clear, is that she has no idea what her ministers are up to, especially in regard to the Tauranga situation.
Further to that, she really doesn’t like to get surprised with non-scripted questions.
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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Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown responded swiftly, firing out a press release accusing Minister Watts of “picking a fight” with the council and breaching promises made to elected members earlier this year.
The word for today is… farrago (noun) - : a confused mixture : hodgepodge Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : Farrago might seem an unlikely relative of farina (the name for the mealy breakfast cereal), but the two terms have their roots in the same Latin noun. Both derive from far, the Latin name for
And the lot of the children of Joseph fell from Jordan by Jericho, unto the water of Jericho on the east, to the wilderness that goeth up from Jericho throughout mount Bethel.
