General Debate 9 March 2012

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Brian Smaller

Why doesn’t Cricket NZ just leave Ryder alone to get pissed and do whatever he wants. It is obvious that he only played well when he was living on the edge. He is a cricketer, not a candidate for office so who cares what he does off the pitch?
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March 9, 2012 8:08am
Pete George

@bij from So when will Labour and Greens vote to repeal anti-smacking law?: the majority’s out-dated views about parenting

Do the majority have outdated views about mixed ownership models? Or is it just cynical politicking?

Much of the opposition to asset sales is driven by extreme scaremongering by Labour, Greens, and repeated by commenters particularly on blogs like Dim-Post and The Standard. Most of what they claim is bullshit or unsubstantiated. And now they want a petition and a referendum to extend their campaigns.

Labour have promoted mixed ownership models as recently as 2010, and have set them up eg Air New Zealand (and tried to part sell to foreigners). NZ First have also supported MOMs in the past. And the Greens just oppose anything that’s related to business.
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March 9, 2012 8:17am
Scott Chris

Greek debt swap looking likely

Investors holding at least 61 per cent of the total 206 billion euros in debt have already signed up well before the 2000 GMT deadline, Reuters reported, adding that some Greek media have cited higher figures. That’s comfortably above the 50 per cent required for a deal and likely to surpass the 75 per cent needed to enforce losses on any holdouts.

Must come as a disappointment for various commenters who’ve been salivating recently over the prospect of a European economic meltdown.
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March 9, 2012 8:21am
joana

Pete
When did did NZF support MOMs? They are a very recent euphemism. One which fools few by the way.
I agree with the morning report guy..”Another day , another industrial dispute.” Nat govts are so predictable and boring. So few new ideas.
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March 9, 2012 8:22am
peterwn

So Bishop Victoria has come under fire for apparently not releasing the engineering report on Christchurch Cathedral. I would not be at all surprised if the consultant who prepared it did so on the basis that the report was for Diocese only and it not be made public. If the consultant was asked to prepare a report to be made public, he or she would have needed to obtain a wide range of peer review and take PR advice with respect to its presentation. This would have greatly increased its cost. The consultant could otherwise face the following consequences:
1. Public villification resulting in loss of business.
2. Frivolous and vexatious complaints to a professional disciplinary body and the cost of defending oneself. And when the complaints are thrown out, the risk of someone seeking judicial review against the decision resulting in even more cost.

So this, basically, is why the report is not going to be made public.
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March 9, 2012 8:43am
Pete George

joana: When did did NZF support MOMs?

he explains his position on selling shares in Kiwibank… and what he said to Michael Cullen about foreign ownership of public assets…
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March 9, 2012 9:09am
joana

peterwn
Let Auntie Vickie do what ever she likes. We are all so over her ..We were all so over her before the very first service. She is a shocker.
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March 9, 2012 9:12am
plebe

Another week another strike.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/6547108/Meatworkers-set-on-action-at-Affco
NZ is either on strike,about to strike, or has been sacked.John Key and National is set to achieve its goal of full unemployment before the end of its second and last term in govt.
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March 9, 2012 9:17am
Nostalgia-NZ

Just entering a thought for Jock Hobbs, the former All Black no 7 and foundation stone of the recent World Cup, gravely ill now and surrounded by his family.
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March 9, 2012 9:20am
Pete George

Another week another strike.

Yes, there’s growing signs that unions were prepared to wait out one term in opposition, but when they lost in November they seem to have decided to try and win by any means possible – and if that stuffs the country in the meantime they don’t care.

Here is a standard bitches of blog attack: Work needed.

But when it’s one of their own it’s even less pretty: How history will remember Len Brown: scab, coward.

You betrayed the people you pretended to represent Len.

Of course that brave attack comes from an anonymous “The Sprout” union spokesperson.
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March 9, 2012 9:37am
joana

Unions were here long before you were Pete but you seem to know all about them.
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March 9, 2012 9:40am
Pete George

Thanks joana but no, I don’t, I just comment on what I see. Some of it is obvious enough for even me to notice.

And it’s been known for about as long as there have been unions and a Labour Party (before my time) that they are fairly closely linked.

Labour spent much of their last term waiting, expecting voters to flock back to them, thinking 2008 was just a poll fluctuation that was undeserved. They even complained at Greens encroaching in ‘their’ voters. And despaired that ‘their vote’ didn’t look like flodding back.

How much of this term are they going to spend trying to re-fight the campaign they lost in 2011? At what cost?

Serious question.
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March 9, 2012 9:59am
Dazzaman

@brian smaller the issue isn’t that he was drinking or having a lark with his mates, though with his history it was unwise, it’s that he broke team protocols for injury rehabilitation. If they let him or anyone else get away with established rules/etiquette then others will do the same…..morale goes down, simple. He’s damaging to the team in general. No one is indispensable.
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March 9, 2012 10:17am
KiwiGreg

LOL plebe. The vast majority of working kiwis are in work and not on strike. dont confuse the thrashing around of some doddery old dinosaurs with anything other than that.
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March 9, 2012 10:42am
Lance

@plebe
O.k. so lets do a little analysis… NZ workers on strike (or even given notice) / NZ workforce x 100 = %

Ooohhhh I don’t have enough zeros right of the decimal place to make it accurate.

Stop making shit up.
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March 9, 2012 10:50am
Bevan

Unions were here long before you were Pete but you seem to know all about them.

The good actions of the unions in the past, does not excuse the dumb arse actions of the unions in the present.
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March 9, 2012 10:50am
David Garrett

See another silly woman’s story on the front page of New Zealand’s journal of record…she has a one night stand with a “bubbly, funny, witty” Egyptian restaurant owner….then decides to pack up her life her, marry him, and go and live in Eygpt…only to find…surprise surprise! Now she is married to him she is a no longer a blonde floozy good for bonk, but his property! Well, who would have thought it?
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March 9, 2012 11:28am
Megatron

So Mojo has got her funding now.
Of course disabled people can do anything and good on them- but when it is at the expense of other people I think it is selfish.
There are occupations that are not suited to people with certain disabilities- not everyone is suited to every job going.
A blind person would obviously not get a job as a bus driver..However if they had the right assistance they could do it…but what is the point when it is at the expense of everyone else?
I dont see how Mojo, being deaf, will be up to speed in parliament. Now the taxpayer has to front up.
The greens knew of her deafness so dont see why it wasnt sorted out before now.
I do not have a problem with deaf or disabled people, my own father was deaf. Im just realistic.
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March 9, 2012 12:05pm
Fletch

The Give Way road rules are changing later on this month – the 25th of March
I know – I thought it was next year. There has been almost no advertising about it, which I think is totally irresponsible.
It’s going to be a huge mess I reckon.

Anyway, you can find out about the new rules here – http://www.nzta.govt.nz/traffic/around-nz/road-user-rule.html
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March 9, 2012 12:39pm
adze

Phil Ure is on Nat Radio at the moment with Jim Mora 😮
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March 9, 2012 1:16pm
joana

Great to see you are onto the whole islam thing David..So many NZers are so naive..not just the women. When I was on a plane as a child , some Paki tried to pick me up. Even as a child , I knew it wasn’t going to be a wild ride. These women should pay for their own rescues..nothing can be done about their stupidity tho.
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March 9, 2012 1:22pm
bereal

We should, ‘ embrace ‘ and ‘celebrate’ our muslim friends.

Then they may be nice to us.
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March 9, 2012 1:28pm
chiz

News reporter sleeps through live cross
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March 9, 2012 1:41pm
Pete George

In a deteriorating situation Len Brown, who started the day as “scab, coward”, has been downgraded to “scab, coward, judas”.

How much further can he go he go?
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March 9, 2012 1:44pm
lastmanstanding

Its pretty obvious that a large brown paper bag full of used notes changed hands when Immigration allowed Mr Dot Com residency. Just prior to that he had been convicted in the Hong Kong Courts in relation to share transactions.
To all those thick naive morons who have defended him. This is one very bad dude. The only reason he is getting sympathy is because of a xenophobic hatred of the US of A and that stealing private property rights is seen as OK by the morons defending him

If I came onto their property and stole stuff of them and the cops just stood by and shrugged these morons would be screaming blue murder.

Dumbarses all of you
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March 9, 2012 1:47pm
krazykiwi

Must come as a disappointment for various commenters who’ve been salivating recently over the prospect of a European economic meltdown.

Ok, so i’ll put you down in the “It’ll be alright” camp. Fair enough.

The debt swap is simply bondholders taking an optional bath instead of being forced into one by the CACs. From The Telegraph:

Critics argue that, even with the bondholder deal, the bail-out measures are inadequate. Raoul Ruparel, of Open Europe, said: “The package still offers little hope of making debt sustainable in Greece and puts taxpayers at the risk of greater losses under what looks to be an inevitable Greek default.”

This debt swap has nothing to do with creating a sustainable solution. It’s primilarly a political move to defer the inevitable default until after the French Presidential election. IIRC French banks have the highest exposure to Greek sovereign debt. Of course the scale of the fallout will be greater for the Greek people, but delaying will keep Sarkozy and legions of Eurocrats happy in the meantime.
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March 9, 2012 1:49pm
plebe

When the crims wear blue,and they worry about their image??
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/6550300/No-lights-police-entrapment-probe
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March 9, 2012 2:05pm
Weihana

# lastmanstanding (705) Says:
March 9th, 2012 at 1:47 pm

Its pretty obvious that a large brown paper bag full of used notes changed hands when Immigration allowed Mr Dot Com residency.

And you have proof of this?

Actually what happened is that INZ weighed up his convictions against the benefit he would bring to this country. Clearly they made the right decision. The convictions in Hong Kong resulted in a fine, hardly a big deal and his other convictions were old.

It is reported he spent one million in GST alone and indirectly provided employment for about 18 people (not to mention contributing to other local businesses). INZ would be fools if they didn’t chase after a guy like this.

Just prior to that he had been convicted in the Hong Kong Courts in relation to share transactions.
To all those thick naive morons who have defended him. This is one very bad dude.

Right, a $1250 fine. ooooo… he’s Dr. Evil alright! 🙂

The only reason he is getting sympathy is because of a xenophobic hatred of the US of A and that stealing private property rights is seen as OK by the morons defending him

If I came onto their property and stole stuff of them and the cops just stood by and shrugged these morons would be screaming blue murder.

Dumbarses all of you

I think your understanding of the issues involved is poor. The case rests on the idea that Dotcom conspired to induce copyright. Inducement of copyright is not a crime, it’s a civil liability, and so the whole basis for the case is questionable.

I also think your analogy with physical property is simplistic. There is a reason copyright infringement is not the same thing as theft and that reason underlies why Hollywood is a bloated monopoly where the major players conspire to control the market to the detriment of consumers and artists alike.
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March 9, 2012 2:24pm
wreck1080

With amusement I see energy safety NZ have jumped on the politically correct bandwagon… from one of their brochures, explaining 240v regulations…

Maori terms

From a Maori perspective, the term “earth” or Papatuanuku
translates as Earth Mother – the source of all energy. When aligning
this concept to the flow of electricity, a useful parallel can be made to
the 3-pin plug.

Electricity Maori
Active (phase) Spiritual element, active, tapu

Neutral Physical element, neutral, noa

Earth Mauri or life force derived from
Papatuanuku or Earth Mother

For the purposes of regulation 17(2)(n), for payment or reward also
means koha.

I thought this was rather silly and potentially confusing.
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March 9, 2012 2:39pm
graham

@ Pete 1:44 pm:

I think you mean, “How much lower can The Standard sink?”

Honestly, why do you bother reading The Standard? It’s a very sad depressing little corner of the Internet, frequented by people who have the hard-wired notion that anything “right” is EVIL. Lorded over by the poster-child for OCD, lprent.

It’s a nasty vicious and spiteful blog, and I personally have better things to do than wasting time there. I’m surprised half the regulars there haven’t slit their wrists yet, with all the doom and gloom they weree forever predicting when I did waste my time there.
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March 9, 2012 2:44pm
Pete George

graham – it’s part challenge, part research, I’ve learnt a lot about ‘them’ as a group, but not much off them. It’s been very illuminating seeing how some of them tick. And yes, you’d think some of them are time bombs.

frequented by people who have the hard-wired notion that anything “right” is EVIL.

Surely not. Ah, hang on…

“Shane, do you think it’s POAL bad, MUNZ good?”

“All the way! POAL represent the 1% and are driving slave conditions. ”

That was half an hour ago. Shane isn’t a regular there but that sort of attitude is common.
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March 9, 2012 3:05pm
Manolo

Sharpening the knife: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/08/us-iran-nuclear-israel-usa-idUSBRE82717220120308
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March 9, 2012 3:12pm
KiwiGreg

Fresh from nationalising a chunk of the funds management industry, National presides over further nationalisation of the coal industry.

Is Key a fucking hypocrite or just asleep at the wheel?????
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March 9, 2012 3:35pm
kowtow

European economic melt down temporarily averted.

I look forward to continued salivating when the focus inevitably turns to the other indebted basket cases that enjoy an undeserved standard of living off the back of the hardworking krauts.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/9132216/Legal-skull-duggery-in-Greece-may-doom-Portugal.html
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March 9, 2012 3:39pm
Scott Chris

When I was on a plane as a child , some Paki tried to pick me up.

You really are a sad old racist Joanna.

Pakistan ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child (hereinafter the Convention) on 12
November 1990, making a reservation on interpreting its provisions following the principles of
Islamic laws and values. In 1997 Pakistan decided to withdraw its reservation. OMCT warmly
welcomes this decision since it marks the intention to unconditionally implement Children’s
rights in Pakistan.

http://www.juvenilejusticepanel.com/resource/items/O/M/OMCTAltRepRChildPakistan03EN.pdf
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March 9, 2012 3:40pm
David Garrett

PG: “Slave driving conditions”!! $100,000 a year for 40 odd hours a week (at most) of glorified forklift driving!. The incredible thing is some of them over at the Stranded no doubt actually believe it! They really are in an alternative reality arent they??
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March 9, 2012 3:41pm
big bruv

plebe

These strikes are great aye..

Every time the working public hear or read about another bunch of unskilled lowlife going on strike it results in more votes for the right.
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March 9, 2012 3:44pm
graham

And the important fact that they have been given REDUNDANCY.

I would love to know how big some of the packages are. If they’re on union-negotiated contracts, some of the people that have been there for 15 years will probably be crying all the way to the bank.
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March 9, 2012 4:01pm
joana

scott chris..which kindy do you go to? No please don’t tell me..Have you ever travelled outside of your home town?..I won’t bother to respond to you in future , you are just too uninformed..regards to mum.
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March 9, 2012 4:17pm
kowtow

scott chris

are you seriously trying to make the point that if some shit hole of a barely functioning state signs up to some international agreement that that proves they intend to act on it?
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March 9, 2012 4:20pm
David Garrett

Scott probably thinks that countries with “Democratic” in their names are all lovely places to live…like the Democratic Republic of the Congo for example…and in earlier times, the German Democratic Republic….home of the Stasi, and people getting shot trying to get the hell out of the place…
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March 9, 2012 4:29pm
Scott Chris

if some shit hole of a barely functioning state signs up to some international agreement that that proves they intend to act on it?

Yes. It’s a step in the right direction. Remember us Whiteys were sending kids up chimneys and down mines a few generations ago. Was that anything to do with our race?

The other point is, using the word Paki, especially in a derogatory context is blatantly racist. It’s up to Joanna if she wants say racist things, just as it’s up to me if I want to call her out for it.
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March 9, 2012 5:10pm
krazykiwi

Kowtow, love the last line from that Telegraph story: “Hell hath no fury like an abused bondholder”. It’s going to be fascinating to watch the political fallout from spiraling bond rates that surely must follow the example economically stuffed sovereigns using their legislative power to write off their own debt.
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March 9, 2012 5:30pm
bereal

Scott Chris

Why do you hate yourself so much ?
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March 9, 2012 5:48pm
krazykiwi

Incredible. Winston on 3News bleating about the integrity of Kim Dotcom, saying his residency reflects badly on NZ.

He should look in the mirror.

Having the lying, cheating scumbag Winston in the highest office in our land is a source of significant and enduring embarrassment.
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March 9, 2012 6:12pm
David Garrett

bereal: Scott hates himself because of what his ancient ancestors might possibly have done to the tangata whenua….that’s a lifetime of angst and guilt for every self respecting leftie…
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March 9, 2012 6:15pm
big bruv

Scott

If you are of the opinion that ‘Paki’ is a racist term then can I assume that you feel the same way about the word Pakeha?
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March 9, 2012 6:21pm
joana

So a very beautiful young woman travelling on her own on an international flight is supposed to respond positively to an ugly foreign ,greasy , geezer who is likely to be 3/4 times her age..acting as if he has previously bought many young woman for purposes unknown……… WOW……who said NZers are naive.
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March 9, 2012 6:31pm
labours a joke

You really need to get out more scottchris..see the world , have a look around , whats the bet the furtherest you have ever been is aussie.You are naive to say the least.
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March 9, 2012 6:33pm
bereal

i knew journalistic standards have fallen through the floor in recent times in New Zealand.
The decline led by the New Zealand Herald.

This rag now breathlessly reports that the decision to grant Dotcom residency in the light of all his convictions
including the recent ones revealed in Hong Kong was the right decision.

And who does this rag quote for its story ?

Some prick called “Aussie” Malcolm
Ex minister of the crown whose immigration company acted for Dotcom.
FFS
Do you remember Aussie ?

He was the loser prick that grew his pigtail down to his arsehole.
That was his greatest achievement.
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March 9, 2012 6:44pm
David Garrett

bereal: its nothing but a rag…almost indistinguishable from its Sunday cousin…the lead story this am: some silly bint who married an Egyptian and found …suprise…she was a piece of property to him; the lead yesterday? four year old girl swallows a coin….
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March 9, 2012 7:04pm
joana

Bereal..
isn’t he the guy who started wholesale immigration..? Williamson looked pretty sheepish on TV3 tonight. How many other crooks have bought their way in here? and what is happening re the South African visa waiver which was supposed to be letting those linked to terrorism in? Is that still a go?
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March 9, 2012 7:14pm
nasska

David Garrett

The race to the bottom is nearly over for the MSM in New Zealand. The Herald & the rest of the daily papers are probably beyond redemption. What I am still trying to figure out is what instigated the slide. I wonder:

1). Did we, the public become so moronic that the only things we can get our heads around are pap “human interest” stories, dumbed down yet carefully crafted press releases & celebrity gossip?

2). Alternatively, are we the result of a successful attempt to stop us asking hard questions of where we are being led & how our opinions are being shaped for us?
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March 9, 2012 7:27pm
krazykiwi

Nasska, I suspect the answers are:
1. Yes
2. Hard questions? Bugger that. I just want the lotto numbers
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March 9, 2012 7:30pm
bereal

All these shithead ex immigration ministers come to realise they are sitting on a goldmine, then they can’t help themselves.

What was that other shithead called.

Too are ee kee dell a mare. ?
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March 9, 2012 7:31pm
David Garrett

nasska: I am with KK….on number one at least..I can remember (and I am 50 odd not 70) when the “funny shaped vegetable” story on the TV news was something from the US, and shown in wry bemusement at how superficial our septic cousins were re “news”…now we make all our own such stories…

As someone out here said yesterday “Four year old girl swallows coin” complete with the x ray shouldnt have even been on the front page of the Rodney Times much less the bloody Herald…
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March 9, 2012 7:35pm
Scott Chris

Why do you hate yourself so much ?

You’re missing the point. Only an idiot would measure their ancestor’s worth by comparison to a liberal western ethical standard, just as only an idiot would measure a Pakistani’s worth by comparison to a liberal western ethical standard.
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March 9, 2012 7:38pm
Viking2

TV1 are not that far behind with their breathless blondes et al.

Can’t be bothered watching the crap they call NEWS.
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March 9, 2012 7:39pm
bereal

What about that other cow. Set up the ‘special’ south pacific section of immigration

The one with the bullshit degree.

The one that got her farno in on false pretentions.

You know, the one Helen Clark was grooming for big things. (she wasn’t a leso but)

And they say there is not much corruption in NZ

We should get that Chinese detective, Sum Cunt in to investigate.
And his top investigator, One Hung Low.
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March 9, 2012 7:41pm
nasska

krazykiwi & David Garrett

You’re probably right but it seemed to happen so quickly & effortlessly. Not so long ago you fired the cartoons section of the newspaper to the kids, kept the editorial page & the sports section for yourself & let the cat have the rest. Now Tiddles gets the lot.

I’m still sufficiently paranoid to suspect that there is something else behind the slide.
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March 9, 2012 7:41pm
joana

there are heaps of chinese crooks here Bereal..not just from china but from all over..can’t say much on here.
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March 9, 2012 7:46pm
David Garrett

Nasska: now you mention it, the deterioration DID seem to happen very quickly…but I think conspiracy theories are best left to Joana and her idol at the head of NZ First….

Joana: You can say what you bloody like on here; you are hiding behind a pseud…or do you think Farrar is in on it and might disclose your computer address to the guys who killed Paul White??
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March 9, 2012 7:51pm
nasska

Why is it ok to say some things and not others?

If I say all judges are fat, white, over educated, alcoholic, bigot, fucks – that’s fine.
If I say all criminals are black – that’s not.

If I say that all Christians are pathetic, deluded fuck-ups who cling desperately to their benevolent imaginary friend because they are unwilling and incapable of improving their own situation – that’s fine.
If I say all Muslims could do with being a bit nicer to women – that’s not.

If I say that all men think with their cocks and would happily fuck their syphilitic grandmothers if that was the only thing on offer – that’s fine.
If I say that all women have a tendency to gossip and should really be a bit nicer to each other – that’s not.
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March 9, 2012 7:59pm
HB

lol
http://johnkeylooksatthings.tumblr.com/page/7
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March 9, 2012 8:00pm
joana

David ….so you hold a grudge..I am busy , man.
Nasska ..say what ever you like.
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March 9, 2012 8:01pm
HB

even better
http://johnkeylooksatthings.tumblr.com/page/9
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March 9, 2012 8:02pm
Pauleastbay

https://fbcdn-video-a.akamaihd.net/cfs-ak-ash4/440259/112/377512998939456_27271.mp4?oh=a452c00150d33fbcdn-video-a.akamaihd.net

Some footage of the slip coming down thats closed the gorge road between Opotiki and Gisborne
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March 9, 2012 8:28pm
nasska

NEWSFLASH

‘Two Bibles found in Bin Laden’s old house’

Forensic Scientists also believe they have found other
remains, belonging to the world’s most optimistic
Jehovah’s Witnesses.
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March 9, 2012 8:29pm
nasska

Pauleastbay

Link leads to an error message.
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March 9, 2012 8:32pm
Pauleastbay

Bugger, its quite spectacular, taken by one of the road crew working on a smaller slip, its got sent ot me by email so I dont know how to correct it to link on here ts a MP4 off a phone.

DPF might have disabled video or something for links, dunno know
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March 9, 2012 8:36pm
bereal

If there ever was a corrupt department it would have to be the immigration department.

Why else would crooked ex ministers of immigration start up their own immigration business’s

Ever been into the public counter of the dept of immigration in Auckland ?

If you can find a european person working behind that counter. i will donate $100 to the charity of your choice.

How is that ?

If you are seeking advice as to how you go about marry sumwun to get them nz residence you will get all the help in the world.
If you wnt to talk about your British father, you can fuck off.
Wots the story ?

Why is this never talked about ?
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March 9, 2012 9:07pm
Manolo

Gender equality at what price? http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10790775
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March 9, 2012 9:42pm
krazykiwi

If I say that all Christians are pathetic, deluded fuck-ups who cling desperately to their benevolent imaginary friend because they are unwilling and incapable of improving their own situation – that’s fine.

Nooooo it’s not. Now then…. be nice, and post a joke 🙂
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March 9, 2012 10:00pm
nasska

krazykiwi

….”be nice, and post a joke”…… Okay:

Jesus, in a very worried state, convened all of his apostles and disciples to an emergency meeting because of the drug consumption problem all over the world.

After giving it much thought they reached the conclusion that in order to better deal with the problem, that they should try the drugs themselves and then decide on the correct way to proceed.

It was therefore decided that a commission made up of some of the members return to earth to get the different types of drugs.

The secret operation is effected and two days later the commissioned disciples begin to return to heaven.

Jesus, waiting at the door, lets in the first disciple:

“Who is it?”
“It’s Paul”
Jesus opens the door.
“What did you bring Paul?”
“Hashish from Morocco”
“Very well son, come in.”

“Who is it?”
“It’s Mark”
Jesus opens the door.
“What did you bring Mark?”
“Marijuana from Colombia”
“Very well son, come in.”

“Who is it?”
“It’s Matthew”
Jesus opens the door.
“What did you bring Matthew?”
“Cocaine from Bolivia”
“Very well son, come in.”

“Who is it?”
“It’s John”
Jesus opens the door.
“What did you bring John?”
“Crack from New York”
“Very well son, come in.”

“Who is it?”
“It’s Luke”
Jesus opens the door.
“What did you bring Luke?”
“Speed from Amsterdam”
“Very well son, come in.”

“Who is it?”
“It’s Judas”
Jesus opens the door.
What did you bring Judas?”
“The DRUG SQUAD…. EVERYONE AGAINST THE WALL!!
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March 9, 2012 10:20pm
krazykiwi

😀 😀

Thanks and g’night!
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March 9, 2012 10:28pm
bereal

question still remains,

why does Scott Chris hate himself soooooooo much ?

and g’nite 2 u all my brothers.
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March 9, 2012 10:45pm
bereal

D Garrett @7.51

i would have thought that the ‘ an on y mous’ was the whole deal around blog sites ?

Maybe you missed the whole point darling. Otherwise.

You should start up your own site where everyone gives their address, age, ird number and phone number.
By the way……..

Who gives a fuck about Paul White ?
Even less, who killed him.

Some people just deserve to be killed.
Suck it up.
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March 10, 2012 12:07am
Manolo

The day of reckoning approaches for the lazy Greeks: http://www.businessinsider.com/fitch-downgrades-greece-to-restricted-default-2012-3
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March 10, 2012 7:36am
joana

I have been mixing in Asian communities for about thirty years so I haven’t a clue re who Paul White is. Anyone care to enlighten me?
I gather David is rather bitter about not being in parliament anymore..We all have our disappointments. Hope he can move on soon.
Bereal
the whole multi culti thing has only happened in western countries..Try getting PR or citizenship in an Asian country? It is all one way traffic into the western countries..Reasons?..many and varied I suspect. Communists, anarchists , socialists..all have open borders as one of their founding tenets..I guess the idea is to undermine western culture , ways..Big business also wants cheap labour. Political correctness started with gramsky in the 30s
He said he wanted to make what was important , unimportant…what was unimportant , important..I would say he has done a fairly good job..He was based in Spain but cos of the 2WWar. their ideas travelled to the US..I think to Columbia Uni and spread from there..PC has not just happened it has been and still his a planned movement , a highly organized plot by highly organized people..All designed to destroy the west as we know it..May write more on todays general debate but now have to head out for the day..It is some time since I read on these topics ..others will know more.
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March 10, 2012 8:09am
joana

re Scott Chris..I think he is just really innocent..maybe young..Somewhere else he was asking what was the connection between PC and socialism. I apologize for any previous rudeness to him.
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March 10, 2012 8:12am

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