Sunday 16 April 2023

WHY IS THIS PIG'S LIPSTICK BRIGHT RED?


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Well what do you know, iwi are ecstatic about the Government's rebranded Three Waters. Of course they're ecstatic. Water is the world's most important natural resource. Water is power. If you call the shots over water you call the shots over everything. 

It's simply not credible that a man like PM Hipkins - a man so stupid he can't define the word "woman" - dreamed up this scheme on his own. No, "Affordable Waters" has "Marxism" written all over it and was masterminded by the same global elite who seamlessly replaced the despicable Jacinda Ardern with an idiot, and their Three Waters brainwave will greatly expedite our nation's descent into anarchy. 

This Government thinks it can get away with anything - even with ushering in and mandating a medical measure that was anything but safe and which Medsafe, their own approval body, had never recommended. This Government has stolen the health and livelihood of thousands of its citizens. Now it's stealing our water. What will we be complaisantly putting up with them swiping next? 

Our liberty.


"Affordable Waters": the wonder is, it's English (trying to sell it to Pakeha?)  

 

The Government has announced its new Three Waters plan, and called it Affordable Waters. They clearly think we are all stupid and don’t realise that, despite the ‘new’ name, it is still the same stupid plan but with added complexity, and it still has the offensive and racist co-governance model embedded into it.

Instead of four entities, there are now ten, which means even more management staff, consultants and trough-feeding scumbags to sustain. It also still effectively steals your water assets and gifts half of them to Maori interests.

It is a sham rejig and National is calling it rubbish:

What originality! 

The Three Waters shake up to the new Affordable Waters reform is “a complete shambles”, National leader Christopher Luxon says.

Oh, "a complete shambles"! What wit! We should be grateful he doesn't add "to be honest".  

Meanwhile, the Green Party is calling the rebrand insufficient in protecting the environment.

The Green Party would call your grandmother's pikelets insufficient in protecting the environment. The environment is the Greens' god.

Local Government Minister Kieran McAnulty described the change as a major shake up, with the overall reforms “absolutely essential” in preventing unaffordable rate bills.

Speaking from Thames, Luxon said the name of the reforms had changed, but “we’ve still got the divisive co-governance arrangements in place”.

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And if you want to know all about the co-governance model you don’t have to look too far to find the iwi elites are ecstatic about the new model, probably because they can see a broader and deeper trough for them to sup from:

Tainui chair Tuku Morgan says Iwi around Aotearoa will be jumping for joy with the changes to the Government’s contentious Three Waters reforms.

Morgan, who was last year appointed to lead the northern ThreeWaters Iwi body, said they had met with last week with Ministers Kieran McAnulty, Willie Jackson, Kiritapu Allan and Kelvin Davis

... what a rogues' gallery! ... 

and had three bottom lines that they would not budge on.

The Iwi leaders make up the Water Forum and Morgan said their concerns were warmly received by the ministerial delegation.

Of course their concerns were warmly received. This is all grist to the Marxist mill. 

“We are happy that we reached a shared decision. When we met the ministers last week there were three issues we wanted the crown to hold fast on,” Morgan said.

“And they have delivered.

Morgan said three issues are:

The 50/50 Partnership Board – not a co-governance board.

“The Partnership Board better characterises the direction we want to head to as those boards have their foundation in Te Tiriti o Waitangi,” Morgan said.

The treaty should be abolished. It has long outlived its usefulness, and has become a pain in the proverbial. 

“Even when we get to the 10 boards, we will have a greater voice and equitable say across councils in those 10 rohe (area), so from that point of view, we are euphoric – we are happy with the result.

That entity A – which goes from Tamaki all through the North (sic) remains. “The basis of our support is that we need size and scale to ensure affordable water rates are achievable outcome (sic) in the next 20-30 years. From an intergenerational point of view we are heading in the right direction with size an (sic) scale so the remote Iwi and hapu who have been left off the council priorities will get looked after.”

Just like all those "disadvantaged" Maori are getting looked after now. 

Morgan said the third and final winning point was “Te Mano te Wai - mana of the water – will have a special status.

“Even though there’s a provision for communities to have a priority status, it will not in anyway (sic) shape or form, overshadow, minimise or compromise the standing of Te Mana o te Wai standing (sic) being provided by Iwi and hapu,” Morgan said.

Those are the three points we debated and (sic) with the Prime Minister and we got what we wanted. I am very very happy. When we met this morning with the Local Government Minister Kieran McAnulty before he met with the mayors, he has held his ground and I can tell you Iwi across this country will be very happy with the announcement from the Prime Minister.

NZ Herald

 

hardly ecstatic - but then, they're not iwi  


 

Chris Hipkins dropped his tweeds for Maori interests and shafted every other Kiwi in the process. Iwi are ecstatic about the Three Waters reform; they said they got everything they asked for. Be afraid, be very afraid!

The highlighted parts above are the most dangerous part of the whole thing, and Hipkins agreed to strengthen them even more! No one wants these changes, yet the Government, in lockstep with iwi elites, is effectively conducting a bloodless coup and ceding control over your water assets to unelected and unaccountable iwi.

Just like no one wanted the injectable inedible. Not even Medsafe:

Medsafe, whose job is to assess the risk / benefit profile of medicines in our country, did NOT recommend the you-know-whats. Yet it appears Jacinda Ardern’s government made the alarming decision to push through the Pfizer injections anyway and mandate them.
So just what was that decision based on?
If the approval body doesn’t recommend a product, who is responsible for making that decision and why is the government hiding this process? Which leads us to wonder…what else are they hiding?
This puts all government recommendations in the spotlight. You are right to be concerned, as a recent analysis shows the injectable is responsible for billions in economic damage, millions of injuries, and hundreds of thousands of excess deaths.
 contact=nzdsos.com@mg.nzdsos.com

 

Renaming Three Waters doesn’t make the plan any more appealing.

However, National’s local government spokesperson Simon Watts said the Government’s renewed reforms were the “the same broken reforms, just with a new coat of paint”.

“Adopting 10 new entities rather than four makes a mockery of Labour’s repeated claims that four entities was the only way to go and would provide huge economic benefits.”

Stuff

 

Hong Kong police have advised NZ officers on how to 'combat riots'. Now why?

 

The benefits stated by the Government are amorphous and unmeasurable. We are told this will prevent huge rates increases, but there is no detail to say precisely how this will be achieved. It is just more slogans and empty promises being made by people who won’t be around to see the deleterious effects of their reforms.

Remember Max Bradford’s electricity reforms? How’s that cheaper power working out for you all?

Remember Rodney Hide’s Auckland Super City reforms? How are those cost savings and rate reductions working out for you all?

Neither Chris Hipkins nor Kieran McAnulty will be around when massive rates hikes and water costs hit us when these reforms fail, and fail they will.

These reformed plans are just the same as before with a slight tweak, but all of the abhorrent features of the last plan.

Labour has learned nothing. We are all being shafted by this plan. These guys think changing the name will make a difference. In reality, they are pissing all over us and telling us it is raining.https://thebfd.co.nz/2023/04/14/new-three-waters-same-same-but-different/




The Resurrected Christ Appearing to His Disciples (Luca Signorelli)  


When he had said this, he breathed on them; and he said to them: Receive ye the Holy Ghost. Whose sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven them; and whose sins you shall retain, they are retained (Jn 20:22,23).

See here the commission, stamped by the broad seal of heaven, by virtue of which the pastors of Christ's church absolve repenting sinners upon their confession.

 

 

6 comments:

  1. Dodgy little man child.

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  2. Donald McLenaghen17 April 2023 at 01:31

    Yeah and the pig is coloured.

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  3. Throw in a communist handbook and a socialist manifesto they will follow it down drain turd problem solved.

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  4. Who exactly is orchestrating this fiasco? The country doesn't want this, yet the minority in charge keep trying to push it through in one form or another.

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  5. NZ's water infrastructure was built 100 years ago all over the country, and it needs to be replaced. 100 years ago, with less advanced technology, our forebears could build the water infrastructure without crippling costs and crazy co-governance politics. Now it seems we have lost the plot, we can't even duplicate what our pioneering forebears did 100 years ago without all this angst.

    So what's different today? Well, today we have 'diversity' and 'inclusiveness' and 'affirmative action' and 'oppression' and 'victimhood' and 'the Treaty' and 'rights'. What we really need again is some hard working men with shovels.

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