Posts by Ian Dalziel
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Hard News: The next four years, in reply to
Hah!
I completely failed to notice that Winston wasn't among the 'Ps' either...
<doh!>I still think Scott's dig at the queen should be held to account - or is this just the start of National's messing with the process - silly bluster followed by filibuster.
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Good old National
- I note Alistair Scott in his swearing in, disrespectfully said he would ‘bear true allegiance to her majesty Queen Elizabeth the second, her airs and graces – he did then correct himself and say ’successors’
– but was it a cheap shot or a telling Freudian slip?and if it is alphabetical I seem to have missed David Parker ?
i went back and watched and it went through O and P without him being called
is that what Brownlee was intimating?
(edit) I now know he is out of the country.and why do they only ask some of them that they declare the oath to be binding on them?
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Just watching the opening of Parliament - had to laugh watching Maggie Barry stick her chewing under her new opposition bench...
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I'd have thought that as there are less parties represented in Parliament now, they would need less people to cover all party viewpoints on these committees.
Act's David Seymour will be spread a bit thin trying to get his proportional input on diverse committees - he'll be wishing he really was the hologram he so resembles...
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Hard News: The next four years, in reply to
involvement in the occult as Nietzschean power grab is back on trend
Gives a whole new take to the 'working' class...
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Prime Ministerial pet has thumbs in opposition!
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Robert Mueller brought to light a huge scandal this week, and it has nothing to do with Russia.
He has introduced the world to Sam Clovis.
Clovis, we now know, was the Trump campaign official who oversaw George Papadopoulos and encouraged his efforts to meet with Russian officials. But what’s more interesting than what Clovis is is what Clovis isn’t.
For those who had not heard of Clovis before (which is pretty much everybody), he has been nominated to be the chief scientist at the Agriculture Department, a position that by law must go to “distinguished scientists,” even though he is, well, not a scientist. He is a talk-radio host, economics professor (though not actually an economist, either) and, most importantly, a Trump campaign adviser.and several others with dubious and unique skill sets...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-other-huge-scandal-mueller-brought-to-light-this-week/2017/11/01/5e05a458-bf4c-11e7-959c-fe2b598d8c00_story.html?tid=pm_pop&utm_term=.3a4dc497ff22 -
Speaker: The Government lost the election, in reply to
“…an older male journalist who simply needs to, kind of, update or move on…”
There is no shortage of these it seems - Martin <cough> van Beynen.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/98509688/more-cops-wont-make-our-communities-saferand apparently Hosking now says that governments don't matter at all, at all - I hope that road to Damascus didn't damage his nice car's suspension...
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Toby Manhire nails it with this piece today
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=11939954...while Barry Soper (who I won't even give oxygen by linking) is, well Barry Soper. Sad!
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The Daily Show: Sean Hannity goes all Eminesque