woberto Report This Comment Date: December 12, 2023 08:56PM
Dr Oliver
Hartwich
Returning a scrambled egg to its original state would be an apt metaphor for the
challenge facing Prime Minister Chris Luxon’s newly-formed coalition
government in New Zealand.
The previous Government, first led by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and later by
Chris Hipkins, initiated a series of policies sometimes rather disparagingly
referred to as “Māorification.”
White guilt, self flagellation, the usual woke shite.
Let's hope they can fix it.
Anon Report This Comment Date: December 13, 2023 03:10AM
It's never about the Maoris in New Zealand. Inner city Marxists claim what
they want to be true is true - yet the Maoris have a song detailing the arrival
of an Egyptian navigator who set out with six ships to circumnavigate the earth
in around 200BC:
[
larouchepub.com]
And that doesn't fit what the Marxists want to hear. So it's not true. And
when the Maoris get angry at the lies the recently arrived whites say, there's
trouble and it's presented as the Maoris fault!
GAK67 Report This Comment Date: December 18, 2023 03:41AM
'berto pretending to be an expert about a country he doesn't live in and and
bases his opinion only on what he wants to hear.
woberto Report This Comment Date: December 18, 2023 07:08AM
Yay we got GAK back!
woberto Report This Comment Date: December 19, 2023 10:57PM
“She’ll be remembered as quitting early. She’ll be remembered, I would
imagine, for her outpourings of grief on the mosque shootings, but she certainly
won’t be remembered for policy,”
“I think there won’t be a lot of memory about Jacinda Ardern other than, she
was a young woman that was appointed to the job of Prime Minister, a job she
once claimed she never ever wanted to do... & how ill-equipped she was to do
the job by quitting a year early.” - Barry Soper
GAK67 Report This Comment Date: December 29, 2023 01:19AM
There's an issue with your quote from Barry Soper (apart from his bias towards
the political party that Jacinda Ardern wasn't in) is that if she, and the
government she led, is not going to be remembered for policy, why is the new
government hell bent on reversing half of what the previous government
implemented? You might not agree with the previous government's policies, but
you can't say they didn't have any.
I also think she will be remembered for how she handled the covid pandemic. My
own personal opinion on that is that the NZ government at the time made mostly
the right decisions for our country, but their timing wasn't always the best,
ie. things were implemented too late (or too early), or they were held in place
too long, etc.
GAK67 Report This Comment Date: December 29, 2023 01:20AM
"Yay we got GAK back!" - I'm often lurking, but don't always comment.
