Heather du Plessis Allen on the Green and Maori Party MP’s getting all pally with the mobsters!
Heather calls it a “significant own goal.”
Maori Party MP Orinni Kaipara said this – “The kaupapa wasn’t about us, but about the health and wellbeing of the Mob community. Many will raise eyebrows, throw stones, and cast judgement over our visit, but the truth is, every member of a gang is a member of a whānau, a whakapapa, and a part of New Zealand society.
Marama Davidson had this to say – “We are unapologetic about making sure that we can engage with all communities, especially communities who are living on the margins. So we’re proud and we have done that year and year again,” And ““We’re not apologising for making sure that everyone has a chance to engage in democracy and has access to politicians.”
Now how is this for typical pollies mealy mouthed double speak from Chloe – “It was her understanding Lyndon, the party’s health spokeswoman, attended “on the basis that those who are in gangs also need access to healthcare”.
Just how dumb do these people who are highly paid by us, think we are? FFS!!!
More importantly, these idiots will be members of Labours coalition.
Can NZ ever be saved with craven politicians such as these clowns?
Heathers vid (below) is well worth a watch.
Pee Kay writes he is from a generation where common sense, standards, integrity and honesty are fundamental attributes. This article was first published HERE

1 comment:
No problem at all I think. Voters seem to have made their minds up as regards which bloc they will vote for . The Greens have cemented their natural voting base of victims of society (in their minds) and and wobblers in Labour or Greens can simply vote TOP to ensure a bloc win. I predict TOP over 5% based on voter ''feelings'' and resentment at all and sundry so we have a new govt coming. A strange one.
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