Nat/act/nzf 2023

[mistaTea]

The $2M they spent on pins for 'Covid-19 workers' tells you all you need to know about the mentality.

Not to mention the millions they handed over to principles to 'treat themselves'. Just arrogant.

The hysterical defenders will jump up and down and talk about filling cups.

Covid was tough on a lot of people. Principles who essentially got to work from home for a couple of years should be lower down the list for getting their hands on some f*ck you money from the taxpayer.

I see the story has been updated about the pins.

$2M was only set aside silly! They only actually spent $717,000. Very prudent and responsible.

[Daytr]

I see the story has been updated about the pins.

$2M was only set aside silly! They only actually spent $717,000. Very prudent and responsible.

Again wrong thread!

[Balance]

Again wrong thread!

Kiss my arse.

[mistaTea]

Again wrong thread!

You are technically correct...

But it is natural for a lot of the stuff around Labour's excess to end up on here as the current govt remains in "fix it" mode.

So wasteful spending like this by the previous govt is legitimate in the context of the new govt (which is far more prudent with taxpayer money).

[mistaTea]

Kiss my arse.

This works too

[Daytr]

Kiss my arse.

This works too

Such intelligent rebuttal.
Par for the course.

[mistaTea]

Such intelligent rebuttal.
Par for the course.

You are just miffed because new examples keep coming out all these months later about just how reckless and wasteful your Heroine and Hero was with taxpayer funds.

If all you've got is "wahhhh, wrong thread!" then we really must have ya on the ropes!

Hehe.

[tim23]

You are just miffed because new examples keep coming out all these months later about just how reckless and wasteful your Heroine and Hero was with taxpayer funds.

If all you've got is "wahhhh, wrong thread!" then we really must have ya on the ropes!

Hehe.

I think because it is on the wrong thread.

[mistaTea]

I think because it is on the wrong thread.

If you say so, then let it be so.

[Balance]

Here’s a rebuttal to all the critics who dispute the effectiveness of the 3 strikes law.

What is truly fascinating is that the Justice Dept stopped collating information from 2017 (after the pro-crims Ardern & Maori cabal took office) when the data collated in the first 5 years showed the policy working.

One must wonder why.

And who instructed the Justice Dept to stop collating the data.

The answer is simple though - the pro-crims government simply could not bear to face the truth.

https://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2024/04/t...offending.html