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Saturday, 31 May 2008
Friday, 30 May 2008
Friday Fun: The Daahkness!
RIP. They don't make rock stars the way they used to. Get out of rehab, Justin, and HTFU.
WTF?!
How could the Solicitor-General possibly justify a retrial of George Gwaze?
The only evidence they had was traces of semen on the unfortunate girl's underwear. Based on that, every teenage male in the country is guilty of some incredible feats of incest.
The girl had AIDS and she died, and it was bloody awful. That Gwaze had to sit through ONE trial on account of her death is a disgrace enough. But he was found Not Guilty. Why can't the Solicitor General just accept, as the jury did, that this little girl was simply very sick, and a tragic victim of the AIDS epidemic in Africa, but not much else?
The only evidence they had was traces of semen on the unfortunate girl's underwear. Based on that, every teenage male in the country is guilty of some incredible feats of incest.
The girl had AIDS and she died, and it was bloody awful. That Gwaze had to sit through ONE trial on account of her death is a disgrace enough. But he was found Not Guilty. Why can't the Solicitor General just accept, as the jury did, that this little girl was simply very sick, and a tragic victim of the AIDS epidemic in Africa, but not much else?
Model Government Department
All Government Departments should be this dysfunctional!
As long as government remains a mess and they're all interfering in each other's business, they can't interfere with ours.
Jan Wright should be given a medal and co-opted to give seminars to other Wellington bureaucrats on how to run their departments. We can destroy them from within ;o)
As long as government remains a mess and they're all interfering in each other's business, they can't interfere with ours.
Jan Wright should be given a medal and co-opted to give seminars to other Wellington bureaucrats on how to run their departments. We can destroy them from within ;o)
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
More WWJKNC
This time it's compulsory employer Kiwisaver contributions!
You've gotta love the whoopsy from Kate Wilkinson. "The National Party is not a party of compulsion". Silly girl! Whatever gave her that idea? Fortunately they have John Key to make sure we are all disabused of such childishly optimistic notions.
You've gotta love the whoopsy from Kate Wilkinson. "The National Party is not a party of compulsion". Silly girl! Whatever gave her that idea? Fortunately they have John Key to make sure we are all disabused of such childishly optimistic notions.
The Police Are Still a Disgrace
A day after I posted on the filth who presume to wear a blue uniform in this country, we find more horrors revealed.
A man has now been fined $3000 and his means of defence has been confiscated. Words cannot describe my rage. What the FUCK else is the point of owning a gun for if you can't defend yourself and your property with it? The pigs can't seem to protect me from criminals, so why won't they let me do it myself?
Ted Nugent says it all:
Better self defence laws may also have helped Sophie Elliot. That's right, our laws currently let good people die and bad people live. I can't think of anything more immoral or vile.
Added to that we now have a dead man in police cells, with police covering up what happened. Why?
The police are supposed to uphold the law, not be the law. They need to be reminded of the difference.
A man has now been fined $3000 and his means of defence has been confiscated. Words cannot describe my rage. What the FUCK else is the point of owning a gun for if you can't defend yourself and your property with it? The pigs can't seem to protect me from criminals, so why won't they let me do it myself?
Ted Nugent says it all:
Better self defence laws may also have helped Sophie Elliot. That's right, our laws currently let good people die and bad people live. I can't think of anything more immoral or vile.
Added to that we now have a dead man in police cells, with police covering up what happened. Why?
The police are supposed to uphold the law, not be the law. They need to be reminded of the difference.
Monday, 26 May 2008
The Police Are a Disgrace
Our nation's police force over recent years has gone from bad, to worse, to appalling, to simply corrupt and incompetent. I would even go so far as to say that they have shifted from protecting the person and property of New Zealanders to being a fifth column - a state within a state, accountable to nobody. Like all bureaucracies, their first instinct is self-perpetuation and preservation, no matter what the consequences for their sworn duties. They have become a huge threat to our rights and our individual sovereignty - a wayward beast run amok.
The police have:
Policing in this country has reached crisis point. We need nothing less than an independent Royal Commission to sort it out. Perhaps we even need to break the police up and make individual Councils responsible for their own districts? It would create far more accountability than one centralised force answerable only to the Minister.
The police have:
- Prosecuted a man for murder and rape in a case where there was no evidence of either occuring;
- Prosecuted a man for murder based only on circumstantial evidence and because he happened to be Maori and male;
- Protected their past two Chief Commissioners from drunk driving charges;
- Refused to prosecute Heather Simpson and the Labour Party for clear breaches of the Electoral Act, yet charged Nick Smith and Shane Ardern on spurious grounds;
- Stalled Louise Nicholas's complaints for ten years despite there clearly being a case to answer;
- Fostered a culture of group sex and rape in sections of the Force;
- Come down harder on speeding cars than stolen ones.
Policing in this country has reached crisis point. We need nothing less than an independent Royal Commission to sort it out. Perhaps we even need to break the police up and make individual Councils responsible for their own districts? It would create far more accountability than one centralised force answerable only to the Minister.
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