Jacinda

[husaberg]

And. . How many terms did John Key do? 1 more. But did you bay for his blood when he left? No, because he left the doors wide open for useless immigrants like mashhead. Go back to the fabulous 'Great' Britain and stop your whinging over here after you've shat in your own fetid nest.

I could well vote for National again, but jesus not with that wobbly dildo luxon.

Dave I think you are being a bit unfair on poor old Mashy and tldr.
Both have got a lot of insight into politics.
Mashy as a former prospective MP who only lost by the population of a small city
TlDR has a lot of insight into the ins and outs of politics as Jacindas former Nanny.
I once voted for DonkeY once what a tosser he was.

[HenryDorsetCase]

This is one of the last travesties to happen under her watch, the real devil of the detail is about 10mins in for those short on time.

If thats where you're getting your news, you need better news, son.

[R650R]

If thats where you're getting your news, you need better news, son.

You may not like the messenger but facts are facts albeit with a little opinion layered over the top.


Edited to add. Crucially this kind of news will never be reported by mainstream news as it breaches the conditions these organisations sign up to for funding.... and that’s kinda the objective of this disturbing type of policy.

[R650R]

Really, who cares? If Hydrogen cooks the chips as well as LPG, then good. Worst case is the cooker needs new jets, just as it would if switching from nat gas to LPG or vice versa

Well there are a lot of practical matters at hand. The same amount of hydrogen burned as petrol only delivers 1/6 of the energy. By volume liquified hydrogen takes up twice volume of equivlent petrol energy and the container has to be more heavier and robust.

The international space station and a few other things use hydrogen fuel cells successfully but the trouble is they NEED either a platinum or iridium catalyst of which there is not really enough for everyone to use.
Then there is the cold start issue as by product being water instantly freezes in subzero conditions stopping fuel cell from working.

[TheDemonLord]

And. . How many terms did John Key do? 1 more. But did you bay for his blood when he left? No, because he left the doors wide open for useless immigrants like mashhead. Go back to the fabulous 'Great' Britain and stop your whinging over here after you've shat in your own fetid nest.

I could well vote for National again, but jesus not with that wobbly dildo luxon.

Why do you think I'm a John Key fan?

I've repeatedly chastised National as useless and Labour light.

[BMWST?]

If thats where you're getting your news, you need better news, son.

i find these days one has to take ones news from several different providers.

[BMWST?]

Well there are a lot of practical matters at hand. The same amount of hydrogen burned as petrol only delivers 1/6 of the energy. By volume liquified hydrogen takes up twice volume of equivlent petrol energy and the container has to be more heavier and robust.

The international space station and a few other things use hydrogen fuel cells successfully but the trouble is they NEED either a platinum or iridium catalyst of which there is not really enough for everyone to use.
Then there is the cold start issue as by product being water instantly freezes in subzero conditions stopping fuel cell from working.

The eventul solution to our energy woes will be numerous.Hydrogen may be one facet,BEvs another,Hybrids another,

[pete376403]

I wish her nothing but contempt, misery and suffering.

Recall the general rejoicing in Britain when thatcher finally died.

[F5 Dave]

It is surprising the hatred the Incels have for a female leader. I mean, you expect a lot, they are by definition female haters, but this goes beyond that. It's a sad indictment of the human race.

[TheDemonLord]

It is surprising the hatred the Incels have for a female leader. I mean, you expect a lot, they are by definition female haters, but this goes beyond that. It's a sad indictment of the human race.

And then I point out my admiration for Thatcher.

Here's a pro-tip, every single bit of dislike and hatred I have for Stalinda can equally be applied to Trudeau.

It's never about their Gender, it's always been about their policies.

[TheDemonLord]

Recall the general rejoicing in Britain when thatcher finally died.

Indeed.

Maybe I'll be lucky to live long enough to piss on Jacindas grave.

[neels]

This is one of the last travesties to happen under her watch, the real devil of the detail is about 10mins in for those short on time.

Just looks like angry boomer gets angry about them bloody maoris. Think I've seen that one before.


In terms of legislation, the current government is no different to any other government where their particular philosophy drives what and how they legislate.

The thing that varies is people's reaction, which is largely determined by the effect it has on them personally, and much of the time does not include a wider understanding of the reasoning.

What has bothered me in recent times is not so much the ideology of what's been done, because it fits what people would have known before they elected them if they'd bothered to find out, but rather the many examples of untended consequences from legislation that has to call into question the competence of the people running the country.

It will be interesting to watch how it goes from here, I think it was pretty clear that Labour weren't going to win the next election with Jacinda in charge so looks very much like she's reluctantly fallen on her sword. What remains to be seen is if they can detach the party from what for many people seems to be a very personal dislike of her, and find policy to sell that the voters are buying.

[sugilite:Me]

Woot!!! Brian Tamaki for PM!

[R650R]

It is surprising the hatred the Incels have for a female leader. I mean, you expect a lot, they are by definition female haters, but this goes beyond that. It's a sad indictment of the human race.

Judith Collins, why didn’t she elicit same level of disdain. People disliked her policies but she was much more respectable.
Helen Clark, didn’t agree with lot of her policies but greatly respected her leadership, enormously successful.
Jenny Shipley, really only the bludgers hated her because she cutvtheir benifits.
Paula Bennet, made some bad choices but still respected for going from solo mum to genuine hard effort into her job.
The little bull terrier that was nationals finance woman can’t remember her name she was ok too...
NZ has had a lot of respected female leaders, Jacinda is just not one of them because of her evasive answers to questions and failing to deliver on real issues. A reporter asked if she was looking at working at UN... She said everything except no

[R650R]

Just looks like angry boomer gets angry about them bloody maoris. Think I've seen that one before.


In terms of legislation, the current government is no different to any other government where their particular philosophy drives what and how they legislate.

The thing that varies is people's reaction, which is largely determined by the effect it has on them personally, and much of the time does not include a wider understanding of the reasoning.

What has bothered me in recent times is not so much the ideology of what's been done, because it fits what people would have known before they elected them if they'd bothered to find out, but rather the many examples of untended consequences from legislation that has to call into question the competence of the people running the country.

It will be interesting to watch how it goes from here, I think it was pretty clear that Labour weren't going to win the next election with Jacinda in charge so looks very much like she's reluctantly fallen on her sword. What remains to be seen is if they can detach the party from what for many people seems to be a very personal dislike of her, and find policy to sell that the voters are buying.

It’s not about Maori. It’s about seperatist politics creating race based funding for news media. Where is the funding for Pacifica, Asian and Indian news reporting, they are a large valuable part of our community.