A perfect summary of leftists like Labour and Greens #nzpol
Marco Rubio lo acaba de clavar como un martillo:
«La violencia de la izquierda no es una “protesta”. Es una revuelta de lo peor contra lo mejor. Es la pataleta de los débiles, los mediocres y los cobardes contra los fuertes, los capaces y los buenos.
Son aquellos que no saben construir, crear ni lograr nada grande… y por eso deciden vengarse del mundo destruyendo lo que otros levantaron con esfuerzo, talento y visión.
Eso es el izquierdismo radical en su esencia más pura. Da igual la etiqueta del momento: anticapitalista, antiimperialista, comunista, anarquista, marxista, “progresista” o “activista climático”. El ADN es siempre el mismo.
Es resentimiento venenoso disfrazado de “justicia social”.
Es envidia podrida maquillada de “igualdad”.
Es odio a la excelencia envuelto en banderas de “liberación”.
Su único talento es destruir.
Su única alegría es ensuciar lo hermoso.
Su único objetivo es arrastrar todo hacia abajo para que nadie brille más que su propia mediocridad.
A través de la violencia, el terror y la cancelación buscan imponer su fealdad espiritual sobre la sociedad. No es idealismo. No es utopía. Es nihilismo puro con sonrisa moralista.
El viejo dogma se equivocó: esto no viene de gente que sueña con un mundo mejor, sino de gente que no soporta que el mundo sea mejor sin ellos.
Y ya estamos hartos.
La civilización no se defiende pidiendo perdón. Se defiende nombrando al enemigo por su nombre.
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Eden Skipper - Ministry for Primary Industries
Eden works in Biosecurity New Zealand as a Specialist Adviser – Māori Capability
Replying to @matt_horncastle
No We had better people when we paid less We now have career politicians who couldn't get jobs in the private sector paying the same Look at Hipkins
Replying to @RBR_Daily @wearetherace
What an appalling way to treat someone
Replying to @dpfdpf
A terrible shame. Amazing people vote for people that hate them
That old crook Helen Clark wants to engineer elections so only the left can win #nzpol
Replying to @PronouncedHare
No its a relic of the empire is full of propagandists and can survive on a subscription model as technology has changed
The irony is if Nicola Willis had been bolder in cutting the numbers and cost of public servants she might have kept her job #nzpol
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“It's hilarious to hear Muslims talking about colonialism when Islam is the most colonialist religion in history.”
— Douglas Murray
Replying to @dpfdpf
Why can't National flip Wood from Mt Roskill as it's very close
Replying to @nzpoliticsgroup
Hope your sources are good as the Opportunity fraud are full of incompetent public servants
Unfortunately Opportunity is full of public servants who refuse to answer simple questions and oppose being held accountable #nzpol
Replying to @SimonRAnderson
Only one man None of these people would be voted in a electorate MPs This is the farce of MMP
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Five of the seven far-left extremists elected to parliament on the Opportunity Party ticket are foreigners, born outside NZ:
1. Ling Ling - Fiji
2. Daniel Eb - RSA
3. Jessica Hammond - Wokington
4. Kayla Kingdon-Bebb - Canada
6. Jodie Kuntzsch - USA
Eden Skipper (Banks Peninsula) and Sarah Lucas (Taranaki) are the only Kiwis.
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Which Opportunity policies did these advisers help write, which departments employed them and what were their roles? When were conflicts declared, and how was any overlap managed? A party campaigning on transparency should be able to answer these basic questions.
Hi @ethanjmanera
Further to your NZ Herald article this morning, are you able to please clarify the below situation.
Qiulae Wong has just said that the 2 public servants on Opportunity’s policy team stayed in their agency jobs “up until now” and that declarations are only being “worked through” on day one of having an official team.
If they were already writing the party’s policies while still employed, the conflict process should have started then, beginning with notifying their agency’s and establishing chinese walls and information management, not after the election.
Is Wong confused or have the two public servants really kept their bosses in the dark?
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Replying to @aniobrien
Opportunity just made it into Parliament and their first problem is their own constitution.Two unelected board members (including their biggest donor) can still veto any coalition deal the elected MPs negotiate. No other party in New Zealand hands that kind of power to a couple of people outside the caucus.They can fix it. Or other parties can just stay away.
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I hope they are exposed for the media promoted fraud they are They have zero diversity and no local community support None would have been voted as electorate MPs
Opportunity circus has come to town #nzpol
Remind me.
Didn’t Opportunity campaign on honesty and transparency?
Last week, Opportunity Party’s Jodie Kuntzsch refused to provide any details about her ties to NZ First before the election.
Via NZ Herald article:
Asked whether she had ever been a member of the party, Kuntzsch said: "Does it, does it matter to you if I was?"
Asked whether she had ever been involved in a local branch of New Zealand First beyond simply being a paid member, she said "there's nuance to some of that" and said it was personal.
Asked whether she had ever sought candidacy for a party besides Opportunity, she would not say.
"I've told you what I think is in the public interest," she said.
Here she is on the Parliament steps, 2 days after the election, standing with her leader Qiulae Wong and once again refusing to answer basic questions.
Come on.
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Remind me.
Didn’t Opportunity campaign on honesty and transparency?
Last week, Opportunity Party’s Jodie Kuntzsch refused to provide any details about her ties to NZ First before the election.
Via NZ Herald article:
Asked whether she had ever been a member of the party, Kuntzsch said: "Does it, does it matter to you if I was?"
Asked whether she had ever been involved in a local branch of New Zealand First beyond simply being a paid member, she said "there's nuance to some of that" and said it was personal.
Asked whether she had ever sought candidacy for a party besides Opportunity, she would not say.
"I've told you what I think is in the public interest," she said.
Here she is on the Parliament steps, 2 days after the election, standing with her leader Qiulae Wong and once again refusing to answer basic questions.
Come on.












