Actually dumbfuck, we’ll all go back to managing our own lives have achieving our goal of bringing down the evil witch and her army of goblins! Suggest you slink away and find a good sewer to hole up in, before we track you down…

That wasn’t a thought Paul, it was just another verbal fart.

Or anal leakage.

Part 4 – echos of the future plans for the EFA anyone?
Part 5 – is just damn scary, although NZ gets a good mention.

What is to become of Kiwiblog after Nov 8 if national does win the election?

I mean the whole point of this blog has become about what dirty little buggers the rest of society is and that National is almighty and all knowledgeable and seemingly without fault.

I mean in National get in, and they are without fault, what the hell are you all going to moan about. Do you start getting a posse up and paying a vist to those in the neighbourhood which don’t meet the expectations of the right (don’t laugh Jenny Shipley urged us all to look over the fence to see who is sleeping in who’s bed – on national TV).

Or does Kiwiblog just die down to a trickle of posts and comments about ‘told you so’ and ‘aren’t we brilliant’. See Simon Power moaned that Labour didn’t ‘Stomp’ out crime, so I look forward to this government eradication of crime and the back slapping mutual admiration society that will be kiwiblog.

Don’t tell me you’d actually be critical of crap National government decisions, oh I don’t know like the ones that have already got the back up of Business New Zealand, Manufacturers and Exporters Association, Bernard Hickey, Infometrics and most other right wing thinkers including Rodney Hide recently. Can’t be true National with fault? Say it ain’t true.

Just a thought.

How ridiculous is it that we are now zooming in on photos to prove that John Key was wearing a seatbelt because if he wasn’t it is clearly from the devil?! Who gives a shit? If they crash and he dies because of it – it was his choice. Labour – get the fuck out of my house and my car!

First, the facts:

1. Peters has already made it clear that he will not support a govenrment that includes the Greens.

2. John Key has said that after the election his party will not work with Winston Peters.

3. Whichever party wins the election will need to raise money quickly, and from within NZ, to keep the banking system afloat. One way of doing this is to float 40% of Kiwibank, with a stipulation that only NZ residents can buy the shares. the same would go with Kiwirail, although that is such a dog that no-one with any business sense would buy shares in it.

Following the election, National gains the most seats and votes, but falls short of a majority. NZ First gets back into Parliament, but Peters realises that a Labour-NZ First-Greens-Maori Party-Jim Anderton party government is untenable. the banking system is on the verge of collapse, and John Key is forced to choose between tax cuts and injecting money into the banking suystem. Peters offers to go with National, with the understanding that Kiwibank can be floated on his terms, and that National must uphold NZ First’s commitments to NZ Superannuation (which National has already done). This enables National to go through with tax cuts, and to allow partial privatisation.

Either Key puts the Party ahead of himself, and resigns as National Party leader. Bill English becomes PM, and Winston Peters becomes deputy PM

or Key and Peters argue the accommodation is for the national (small ‘n’) good, and Key stays on. Neither Nationals, ACTs, or NZ First’s supporters complain.

Anyone else think Key came out looking better?

sorry, I should have been clearer, but I was only referring to the news programs themselves, not the opinion programs that come after.

If we are talking about them then I fully agree. Despite being a lefty (at least I think he is), John Campbell is a very objective, fair and balanced pundit and interviewer, a genuinely decent guy and entertaining to watch. Sainsbury is a biased joke, who allows lefties a free reign to rant and never asks them hard questions.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/vote08/4733605a28980.html

This result, if translated to election day, is an increase to 71% from 45% (which was the national share of the party vote in Tauranga in ’05)

If this is representative of the pulse of the nation, I can’t wait for Nov 8

Now I’ve heard everything, tax payers money to help intellectually disabled squeeze the squid.
The poor people are probably just pointing to go to the toilet and then some govt funded whore turns up and introduces them to mrs PALMer.
What a flaming joke this country is becoming.

It shows where all our hard earned money goes.

The book has important hits to old people like
- don’t go out with bundles of money
- don’t cross a busy road