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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterD View Post
    More to the point, why does anybody take any notice of a blogger with comments switched off?
    Because he was sick to death of being continually abused by raving right wing loonies?
    “- 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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    Quote Originally Posted by SPman View Post
    Because he was sick to death of being continually abused by raving right wing loonies?
    And you should be ashamed of your current avatar, a left wing loonie who has oppressed his people for decades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldrider View Post
    Elections in New Zealand are never won they are always lost by the incumbent!

    The nation was sick to death of Helen and her mob of socialist dictators.

    The majority have no idea what National even stands for and they don't even care! John.
    Agreed again. Maybe we should form our own political party. Problem is who is going to be leader. Well it was a nice thought. Still when we go for a ride together you can be leader going out and I'l be leader going in. Hey Old rider
    Now that's the way to do it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    Dire straights.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    Agreed again. Maybe we should form our own political party. Problem is who is going to be leader
    You can be like the Greens and enshrine co-leaders into your constitution. Just ot be really PC
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    Jrandom, You are such a woman hating cunt, if you weren't such a misogynist bastard you might have a better luck with women!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    This is from Keys opening speech in Job summit.

    While New Zealand is in a better position than many other economies, we are feeling the effects of the global recession and we will continue to do so.

    I do want to remind you all today about what New Zealand has to be grateful for.

    Our banks are in a stronger financial position than those in many other countries.



    Not the sort of thing he was saying during the election.
    Skyrider, Can you please provide a link to a speech where John Key said that NZ banks were in a worse financial position than those in many other countries?

    Also, can you please explain how a 9 day work fortnight (an idea from the Job Summit which you claim was a front for John Key's portfolio, tourism) is a tourism based policy?

    Thanks,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mully View Post
    Skyrider, Can you please provide a link to a speech where John Key said that NZ banks were in a worse financial position than those in many other countries?

    Also, can you please explain how a 9 day work fortnight (an idea from the Job Summit which you claim was a front for John Key's portfolio, tourism) is a tourism based policy?Thanks,
    No such link exists. re read my post then read yours.
    You realy need to read more carefuly what I write.

    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10559036

    para 15

    The nine day work fortnight is now a no goer. It never was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    No such link exists. re read my post then read yours.
    You realy need to read more carefuly what I write.
    This link works Slyricer...

    http://www.nbr.co.nz/opinion/nevil-g...andling-crisis

    A little quote:

    “Over the past nine years, Helen Clark's left-wing Labour government rode the global economic expansion and used the revenue surge to expand government welfare programs, renationalize industries, and embrace causes like global warming. As a result, the economy stagnated while Australia took off.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post

    “Over the past nine years, Helen Clark's left-wing Labour government rode the global economic expansion and used the revenue surge to expand government welfare programs, renationalize industries, and embrace causes like global warming. As a result, the economy stagnated while Australia took off.”
    Exactly. She grew the countries overheads not it's business.
    Now with falling govt revenue & fixed overheads that have gone wild the new govt is faced with massive deficits. The cuts will start, ACC is only the beginning. National Super may well go back to being means tested, don't be surprised if the student loan scheme starts to balloon out & becomes unsustainable, there won't be much money to upgrade rail if you want to maintain a welfare system of any sort. The hard times of the late 80's early 90's are on their way back. If they don't make the cuts we will end up in the same mess Muldoon created, Many are too young to remember either of those periods, hard lessons are about to be learnt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trustme View Post
    If they don't make the cuts we will end up in the same mess Muldoon created, Many are too young to remember either of those periods, hard lessons are about to be learnt.
    Yep I remember Muldoon............and all the right wingers and those from the left who should have known better loved him. Nothings changed but the name.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Finn View Post
    This link works Slyricer...

    http://www.nbr.co.nz/opinion/nevil-g...andling-crisis

    A little quote:

    “Over the past nine years, Helen Clark's left-wing Labour government rode the global economic expansion and used the revenue surge to expand government welfare programs, renationalize industries, and embrace causes like global warming. As a result, the economy stagnated while Australia took off.”
    Here's another from Key himself.

    While New Zealand is in a better position than many other economies, we are feeling the effects of the global recession and we will continue to do so.
    I do want to remind you all today about what New Zealand has to be grateful for.
    Our banks are in a stronger financial position than those in many other countries.

    Seems there is some conflict. He's either lying again or our economy is better shape than he is acknolwledging





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    Our economy is in the shit but our banks are still OK, unlike the US where both are buggered .
    If the govt borrows to the 100% of GDP the UK has reached we will be truly buggered & generations ahead will pay the price , remember Piggies legacy.

    He is not lying , our economy is not healthy , you are being mischievious & talking nonsense again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    Here's another from Key himself.

    While New Zealand is in a better position than many other economies, we are feeling the effects of the global recession and we will continue to do so.
    I do want to remind you all today about what New Zealand has to be grateful for.
    Our banks are in a stronger financial position than those in many other countries.

    Seems there is some conflict. He's either lying again or our economy is better shape than he is acknolwledging
    The fact that reserve bank has done a good job of regulating our banking sector has nothing to do with the fact that C&C pissed the best ten years of economic weather we've seen straight up the wall...
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    We were already in recession prior to the global meltdown reaching here.
    Causes, the labour govt & the reserve bank. The reserve bank can take none of the credit for our banks being in a relatively strong position.
    They are Aussie owned so ultimately the reserve bank has FA control over them, they were however far more conservative than many of the international big boys so they have not got burnt like the rest.

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