Other parties that need targetting

**Nasty** · 4th December 2009, 08:12

We know that the Labour Party is suportive of us ... now we need to put pressure on those supporting the bill and ask them what THEY are going to do ...

ACT
Maori Party

These two need some attention - so thoughts please - what events are there going that we can attend - or bring attention to?

**scissorhands** · 4th December 2009, 08:29

list of ACT events

Xmas party tomorrow night 5th Dec in Auckland City

http://www.act.org.nz/events

can we go please?

**Ixion** · 4th December 2009, 08:51

Maori party definately need attention.

We have ignored them, yet they are the oens who could stop this thing overnight.

If national didn't have their support , it's be all over, rover.

The score card so far is :

National . ENEMY - and being targeted
ACT Fudging. Their agenda is on a different level
Maoris ENEMY - and being ignored

Labour Ally
Progressive Ally
Greens Strong Ally
Dunne Strong Ally

Targeting the Maori party needs to be different to national. It's a bit of a weird structure, they don't have electorate offices or such like do they ?

Emailing them is a waste of time they totally ignore emails.

**Ixion** · 4th December 2009, 08:54

That link to the ACT calendar says

ACT Annual Conference 2010

Start: 26/02/2010 - 15:30

End: 27/02/2010 - 17:30

Registration forms for this highpowered Annual conference to be held at Festival time in Wellington,

Note the dates. And what's this "Fesitival time" thing ?

**NighthawkNZ:Me** · 4th December 2009, 09:02

Originally Posted by Ixion

The score card so far is :

National . ENEMY - and being targeted
ACT Fudging. Their agenda is on a different level
Maoris ENEMY - and being ignored

Labour Ally
Progressive Ally
Greens Strong Ally
Dunne Strong Ally

As the countries puppets sets their chess pieces in place to get strategic leverage for the final battle, we all know how it is going to end. Or is the battle going to sway and the true victor still be the people voice... or are puppeteers that are running the show going to win.

The governemt, the people, both puppets of a higher domain the dollar.

**Nasty** · 4th December 2009, 09:57

Wellington action group can handle the conference. Can auckland do this one:

Start: 05/12/2009 - 00:00
Featuring Q&A Session with Sir Roger Douglas on his new paper 'Catching Austtralia By 2025: An Alternative Approach

Sunnytown Chinese Restaurant
404 Khyber Pass Road
Newmarket
Auckland

Cover Charge $30

All Welcome!

Note: Please send your questions to Sir Roger ahead of time to stephen.whittington@parliament.govt.nz

(The paper can be downloaded from the front page of this website)

For more information or to make a reservation please contact:

Heidi Bale - heidi.bale@parliament.govt.nz or 09 523 0474

Its tomorrow night .. so very quickly up.

**scissorhands** · 4th December 2009, 10:11

I can go early and nab some parking in front as it comes available. I'll bring a beer to keep me busy

I only have one bike though, need others to help secure parking in front of restaurant

Cock and Bull Brewery and Bar is right there too

**Ixion** · 4th December 2009, 10:19

Google maps doesn't show it at 404. More like 444 ?

Anyway Cock and Bull pub just across the road.

Not a lot of street parking there anyway, but a big parking building a few metres up the road, I'm guessing they'll park there.

**scissorhands** · 4th December 2009, 11:00

Street view shows no parking along kerb in front of Sunny Town Restaurant. Where to park up? so ACT punters can be approached as they enter, and are constantly reminded of our presence?

**Waxxa** · 4th December 2009, 11:08

yes good tactic

target the Maori party hui's

**scissorhands** · 4th December 2009, 11:13

Wheres a list of their get togethers? I couldnt find one

**Mully** · 4th December 2009, 11:23

Originally Posted by Ixion

Maori party definately need attention.

We have ignored them, yet they are the oens who could stop this thing overnight.

If national didn't have their support , it's be all over, rover.

Targeting the Maori party needs to be different to national. It's a bit of a weird structure, they don't have electorate offices or such like do they ?

Something of which National, naturally, is well aware - and has already done a "30 pieces of silver deal" with the Foreshore Act thingy

It appears that the Maori Party actually listen to their electorate more than the "mainstream" parties do - I would say we need grassroots Maori voters on side to start that ball rolling.

Anyone on the Maori Electoral Roll?? Wanna go to some Hui (Huis?)??

EDIT: I see Waxxa already suggested targetting the hui,

**Laxi** · 4th December 2009, 11:36

was thinking about the maori party this morning actualy, they tend to take notice of their constituants, wonder if there is a council of chiefs/maori parliament or somthing we could hit up for support, any rises in acc or privitisation are going to hit low income earners hardest so should think thayd be with us

**scissorhands** · 4th December 2009, 16:00

Originally Posted by Laxi

was thinking about the maori party this morning actualy, they tend to take notice of their constituants, wonder if there is a council of chiefs/maori parliament or somthing we could hit up for support, any rises in acc or privitisation are going to hit low income earners hardest so should think thayd be with us

shame on them hurting their people siding with National re ACC