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    Quote Originally Posted by steved View Post
    I oppose Clarke/Labour on the basis of policy.
    You don't fit in around here do you???

    Seriously though... agreed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steved View Post
    I oppose Clarke/Labour on the basis of policy.
    I oppose Clark / Labour as a matter of policy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    Well youve summed that up beautifully. Shes not yet in the same league as Mugabe but shes working on it...
    Did you notice how well she blended in with the Chinese military?

    As a child I constantly heard of the "yellow peril" then it all just died away.

    Clark has revived it all in less than a decade.

    I must start learning Mandarin, it will be the real official language of NZ soon.

    New Zealanders exit via the Western countries only to be replaced by our friends from China courtesy of the lefty Labour government.

    It's not looking too good for us in my opinion. John.

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    Quote Originally Posted by steved View Post
    I oppose Clarke/Labour on the basis of policy.


    What is it about people that makes them vote in socialists, even though every socialist govt that's ever been has failed, bringing poverty (and worse) as they do so? Maybe, deep down, people just don't want good livings standards, food, etc

    Saw an article that summed up some stuff quite well - while the guy is talking about the socialist party in Germany, you could pretty much swap it to describe our own beloved Helen's regime:

    The SPD is to Germany as the Liberals to Canada: the party to manage national decline. The long-term success of each has depended on turning "voters" gradually into "clients". From the humblest welfare recipients, up to big businessmen whose fortunes depend on sweetheart regulatory arrangements, each party pitches itself, as crassly as necessary, to the beneficiaries of state largesse. Their supporters therefore become quite inured to massive corruption, and revelations of ineptitude -- and remain so, as long as they are guaranteed preferred access to the government trough.

    The intention of such governments is not to run the economy into the ground, nor even to destroy the moral order through experiments in social engineering. That is simply the natural consequence of their way of doing business. A Social Democrat or Liberal government will do whatever appears immediately necessary to defend its tax base; and since full socialism has been repeatedly shown to lead directly to economic collapse, a kind of "guided capitalism" is favoured. The long-term economic decline becomes a by-product of a political outlook that mechanically ranks national interests below party interests.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    Did you notice how well she blended in with the Chinese military?

    As a child I constantly heard of the "yellow peril" then it all just died away.

    Clark has revived it all in less than a decade.

    I must start learning Mandarin, it will be the real official language of NZ soon.

    New Zealanders exit via the Western countries only to be replaced by our friends from China courtesy of the lefty Labour government.

    It's not looking too good for us in my opinion. John.
    I'm pretty impressed with Rudd. He speaks Mandarin. He also speaks another language that our polies have forgotton. It's called Your Mind-arin.


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    PS The only thing I've seen Clarke wearing in China is the bloody awful black and white jacket. Jacket aside I am not very impressed with her at the moment.
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    oooo goody - a Labour Party pre-election enema... performed in public!
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    I think Labour should change it's name to the "Beneficiary Party"
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    Well, I've already downloaded "Ding!, Dong!, The Witch is Dead" from the Wizard of Oz to play as I dance a jig once Helen and her comrades are voted out
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    Sod politics - Helen is grossly arrogant and Key & cronies have a "back to the 90's" air about them.
    I'm voting for the Maori party!

    Anyway, this is much more interesting


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robbo View Post
    Bring Back Piggy
    I suppose you could put him in the ashtray.......
    “- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”

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    Mike Moore has lost alot of weight

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwifruit View Post
    Mike Moore has lost alot of weight

    Still blowing a lot of hot air. Comes across still 'miffed' at losing the Labour leadership.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    My eldest daughter is in the seventh form at high school.
    I thought you sad she was to young for me to take out on a date??


    Quote Originally Posted by Dr Bob Taylor
    At the moment they are doing a discussion on politics and I was horrified to hear from her that her teacher quoted Helen Clark as being a ''great leader'' Just another indication of many that the education system is full of unreformable lefties.
    I have just had official comformation from a widly respected teacher [respected amoung her drinking buddies at least] that there are alot of lefties that are teachers...

    That is a rather scary thought...teachers get a chance to scar the minds of our youth before they get a change to think for themselves!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    My eldest daughter is in the seventh form at high school. At the moment they are doing a discussion on politics and I was horrified to hear from her that her teacher quoted Helen Clark as being a ''great leader'' Just another indication of many that the education system is full of unreformable lefties.
    This isn't news
    Everyone in the Labour party is either a union activist or some kind of teacher.
    (although I use the term loosely)

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