In a world gone mad with political correctness and contrived offence-taking, this site is dedicated to fighting back.
Let’s rejoice in our diversity, poke fun at it when appropriate and mock those sad souls who seek regimentation for everyone to align with their views. Most of all, let’s laugh at life in all of its continuing craziness.
Further to my account of a few days back, unbelievably another letter from a Pragya Raj has arrived addressed to “Hi”, and threatening a debt collector’s letter.
A private Super Fund purveyor, Sam Stubbs, gained ill-deserved headlines when he described the decision by Rob Muldoon to scrub Labour’s 1974 Super Scheme as, “The Worst Decision by a New Zealand politician ever”. Plainly Stubbs knows bugger all about New Zealand history, or possibly anything else.
The New Zealand Royal Society continues to disgrace its British parent body’s prescribed rationale of absolute respect for factual scientific evidence, every time it touches on maori issues.
The above, a New Zealand Herald website heading which the subsequent story made nonsense of. Why on earth did the Herald run this silliness?
Spending the best part of a billion dollars building a “nice-to-have” cycle and walking track fixed to the Auckland harbour bridge, is surely the most mind-blowingly irresponsible government expenditure in this country’s history. It’s not just irresponsible but sheer insanity and reflects the current government sentiment of faith in the limitless power of the printing press to provide free money.
