yeah.......Minto.![]()
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
Rest of us are judged by them? By whom? Nobody gives a fat rat's arse about our little pimple on the space rock we call a planet, in the larger context. A google news search for "Auckland Mayor" returned 4 pages of hits. Of those 4 pages, only three individual stories where from outside NZ. One from South China Morning news, that did an HI piece on Chuang, getting her roundly abused in the comments for being a tarty asian stereotype. One from CNN that they probably picked up from the wire and is simply more filler - no comment or analysis. One from the International Business Times Australia - doing a hatchet job on Chuang.
All of the rest are simply NZ media pretending that they do any investigative journalism, other than publishing press releases or repeating news bites that have been handed to them on a plate. When they go all out, they reprint something off a twitter feed, a facebook page, or a recollection of a past music teacher. That's what NZ gets judged on.
Keep on chooglin'
Today my first grandson turns sixteen.
Tomorrow I turn seventy four.
I had hoped that my generation had left this country a better place for our descendants!
Cunts like Len Brown spoil my dreams and I am now too old to rectify the problem but Aucklanders can still do something about it so I'm still trying while I can!
Grow some balls Auckland show some real leadership to this apathetic fucking country kick Browns arse like he really deserves!![]()
So .. naked photos were used to blackmail Bevan Chuang into going public ...
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/poli...rat-and-nudity
Now we know the morals of the people who went public with the story are worse than those of Len Brown ... should these people (The Nats) be allowed to run a city let alone a country?
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
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