Little leads Labour!

[Swoop]

The red menace? What fucking century are you living in?

Perhaps you should go and see what china is doing in the waters of the western pacific. Have a chat with the Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, and then make a more intelligent statement.

[James Deuce]

Perhaps you should go and see what china is doing in the waters of the western pacific. Have a chat with the Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, Korea, and then make a more intelligent statement.

Better China than the US.

[mashman]

And so the lunacy begins. If you want your welfare, then you must vote.

[mada]

It wasn't broken, but whatever floats your boat.


What makes it even worse is that little chinese "leader-of-the-masses" is in town and even praising up Little. It seems the leader of the last communist stronghold knows more about him...

That's some pretty one-eyed vision you have there.

Both the Labour and National parties are interested in jumping into bed with the Chinese government, with the National Party members present MP's and ex-alike having very high business relationships there: Shipley, Goodfellow, Collins etc.

Last time I looked the only party that really gave a shit about the ethics of it was the Greens. But we'll have a laugh at Russell for getting assaulted by Chinese Security on our own fucking parliament grounds...

[mada]

Better China than the US.

Yeh at least the Chinese don't say "we come in the name of freedom/ democracy" nek minute thousands of US trained and funded Islamic extremists running around causing sectarian violence.

US has had its time as a Superpower fucking up the world and creating instability.

The next 50 years will be interesting indeed. Watch and wait while the US tries to recruit, train and fund extremist Uyghur Islamic militants in Xinjiang

to give the Chinese grief.

[Shaun Harris]

Little speaks as bad as I type and spell. Labour have NO chance with him at the helm

[Oakie]

Funny. They said they needed to become more inclusive of all NZ and then elected a union leader (who MUST have a bias towards union strength) when only 16% of NZers are union members. Still, at least that returns them to their roots. Can't see it doing them any good though.