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Devonport, New Zealand
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left wing guys & gals really crashing out at the idea they don't have exclusive ownership of a centrist party & it's possible for ppl to not be irredeemably deranged along partisan lines.
getty images of @NZGreens celebrating last night.
folks, huge news on the eve of the election
@JordNZ & @TaxpayersUnion support a land tax!
folks this is what the wokes are calling "violence" now
Qing Qwong has her security handle Jordan Williams from the @TaxpayersUnion when he asks her questions about her planned annual tax on the land we live on to fund more benefits.
Horrific to see this kind of violence towards men and the chilling effect on free speech.
Resign.
one of the funniest boomer shticks is acting like they are still battlers with young families & talking down to millennials like we're children that just graduated high school
when in actuality they're all empty nesters and I'm in my 40s with primary school aged kids.
Jordan Williams here describing himself in the third person as "the media" & "the questioner"
Given the footage, these seem like fair questions for the media to put to Opportunity.
Does the GM have the authority to end the leader’s public interactions without her direction?
Who actually decides whether the leader keeps talking to someone, the leader or the GM?
Will Iain Lees-Galloway be in the room for any coalition talks, and will he have any say in the decisions?
What formal limits, if any, does the board put on the GM’s authority over the leader’s public engagements and political decisions?
Opportunity’s constitution doesn’t give the GM any formal role in coalition negotiations, these sit with the leader, and then the board for approval.
The footage clearly shows Lees-Galloway stepping into a conversation Wong was willing to continue, standing between her and the questioner, putting his hands on him, and then grabbing her to turn her, which is a pretty clear example of the GM directing both the interaction and the leader.
Given that, having him in the room for coalition talks should raise red flags and questions about how much control he has over Wong and the party.
just handed myself into the Auckland Central police station and admitted that I used someone else's entry to the 2014 graperide & 2016 taupo cycle challenge.
been denied bail.
the bigger scandal here is who is the weasel running around checking vehicle WOFs.
this person shoukd be unmasked & put in a town square for us all to throw tomatoes at.
kid douglas retweeted
The absurdity of this non-scandal!
If you like the Opportunity Party's policies, vote for them...if not, don't.
If you want to debate their policies, great. Whining about trivial nonsense is two steps beyond peak-stupid.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Jordan Williams plumbing news depths of pettiness.
Good grief.
Opportunity Party’s casual dismissal has turned a rules breach into a full blown integrity problem.
A party that campaigns on integrity and “better politics” casually dismissing a clear rules breach as “nothing sinister” is a real issue.
The Athlete Waiver is clear: “Under no circumstance are you permitted to give your bib to another person.”
Formal transfers closed at 5pm the day before.
A last minute hand over is an unofficial swap and is banned for safety reasons (ID, emergency contacts, medical info).
Qiulae Wong has now been caught a classic in a rules for thee, not for me. What other explicit rules are Opportunity and Wong happy to ignore?
