Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays >your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just >another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality.
Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays >your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just >another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation. . .
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >>thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>time:)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >>vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays >>your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >>time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just >>another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >>Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation.
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >>thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>time:)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >>vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the
delays your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors >>having the time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' >>is just another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with >>reality. Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships.
I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress.
It sure beats--
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation. . .
On Thu, 07 Jul 2016 22:17:16 +1200, Rich80105<rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >>thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>time:)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >>vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays >>your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >>time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just >>another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >>Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect >Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation.
None of which alters the fact that comatose New Zealand - a South Seas Ripvanwinkle only now waking up to its hopelessly inadequate
infrastructure and paucity of trade skills - has a Reserve Bank caught
in its own Catch-22 telling the bunch in the Beehive to get
immigration under control, and a government-in-denial telling the
Reserve Bank to get the housing market under control.
It's called "Dialogue of the Deaf," but in this case a more apt
description is, "Dialogue of the Boneheaded," both of 'em operating
under New Zealand's notorioius Pontius Pilate rubric, "She'll be
roight, mate."
Economics 101: For the wellbeing of any country, it's not such a bad
idea for government and central bank to be at least capable of singing
from the same songsheet.
A bunch of self-satisfied, proudly ignorant, underachieving wallies,
cowardly hostages to finance from abroad and zero-productivity
"investment" at home by a surpassingly greedy and selfish electorate.
And it's nobody's fault but yours.
On Friday, 8 July 2016 09:55:13 UTC+12, Newsman wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jul 2016 22:17:16 +1200, Rich80105<rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot ofIt certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >> >>time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the
vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays
your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >> >>time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just
another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >> >>Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation.
None of which alters the fact that comatose New Zealand - a South Seas
Ripvanwinkle only now waking up to its hopelessly inadequate
infrastructure and paucity of trade skills - has a Reserve Bank caught
in its own Catch-22 telling the bunch in the Beehive to get
immigration under control, and a government-in-denial telling the
Reserve Bank to get the housing market under control.
It's called "Dialogue of the Deaf," but in this case a more apt
description is, "Dialogue of the Boneheaded," both of 'em operating
under New Zealand's notorioius Pontius Pilate rubric, "She'll be
roight, mate."
Economics 101: For the wellbeing of any country, it's not such a bad
idea for government and central bank to be at least capable of singing
from the same songsheet.
A bunch of self-satisfied, proudly ignorant, underachieving wallies,
cowardly hostages to finance from abroad and zero-productivity
"investment" at home by a surpassingly greedy and selfish electorate.
And it's nobody's fault but yours.
Sounds terrible.
When are you leaving?
Rich80105 wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot ofIt certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>> time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the
vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the
delays your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors
having the time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' >>> is just another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with
reality. Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :) >>>
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships.
Running down apprenticeships? The government doesn't control whether people can offer apprenticeships or not.
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 15:56:11 -0700 (PDT), JohnO <johno1234@gmail.com>delays
wrote:
On Friday, 8 July 2016 09:55:13 UTC+12, Newsman wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jul 2016 22:17:16 +1200, Rich80105<rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >> >>thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >> >>time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >> >>vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the
theyour liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having
time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just >> >>another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >> >>Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation.
None of which alters the fact that comatose New Zealand - a South Seas
Ripvanwinkle only now waking up to its hopelessly inadequate
infrastructure and paucity of trade skills - has a Reserve Bank caught
in its own Catch-22 telling the bunch in the Beehive to get
immigration under control, and a government-in-denial telling the
Reserve Bank to get the housing market under control.
It's called "Dialogue of the Deaf," but in this case a more apt
description is, "Dialogue of the Boneheaded," both of 'em operating
under New Zealand's notorioius Pontius Pilate rubric, "She'll be
roight, mate."
Economics 101: For the wellbeing of any country, it's not such a bad
idea for government and central bank to be at least capable of singing
from the same songsheet.
A bunch of self-satisfied, proudly ignorant, underachieving wallies,
cowardly hostages to finance from abroad and zero-productivity
"investment" at home by a surpassingly greedy and selfish electorate.
And it's nobody's fault but yours.
Sounds terrible.
Nope, it's a farce of the first water. Today's addition to the
script:
PM to RB Governor: "Fix my out-of-control crisis, and now!"
RB Governor to PM: "Your job, not mine, ya under-educated spiv!"
When are you leaving?
When I choose, but no need yet, and for two principal reasons:
1. Chaos is profit (and how!!)
2. I can, at any time of my choosing and not yours.
There now, you sweet, febrile infant; no need for you to panic after
all, is there?
On 7/8/2016 10:50 AM, Allistar wrote:
Rich80105 wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >>>> thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>>> time:)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >>>> vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the
delays your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors
having the time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' >>>> is just another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with >>>> reality. Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :) >>>>
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships.
Running down apprenticeships? The government doesn't control whether people >> can offer apprenticeships or not.
In some 10 or 12 years we're going to have an unemployment problem with
all those new tradesmen and very little building work...
And selling off unwanted stock is a business decision no matter by who
or what...
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot ofIt certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long
time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the
vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays >> your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the
time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just
another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality.
Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation. . .
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 15:56:11 -0700 (PDT), JohnO <johno1234@gmail.com>
wrote:
On Friday, 8 July 2016 09:55:13 UTC+12, Newsman wrote:
On Thu, 07 Jul 2016 22:17:16 +1200, Rich80105<rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >>>>> thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>>>> time:)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >>>>> vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays
your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >>>>> time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just >>>>> another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >>>>> Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect >>>> Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation.
None of which alters the fact that comatose New Zealand - a South Seas
Ripvanwinkle only now waking up to its hopelessly inadequate
infrastructure and paucity of trade skills - has a Reserve Bank caught
in its own Catch-22 telling the bunch in the Beehive to get
immigration under control, and a government-in-denial telling the
Reserve Bank to get the housing market under control.
It's called "Dialogue of the Deaf," but in this case a more apt
description is, "Dialogue of the Boneheaded," both of 'em operating
under New Zealand's notorioius Pontius Pilate rubric, "She'll be
roight, mate."
Economics 101: For the wellbeing of any country, it's not such a bad
idea for government and central bank to be at least capable of singing
from the same songsheet.
A bunch of self-satisfied, proudly ignorant, underachieving wallies,
cowardly hostages to finance from abroad and zero-productivity
"investment" at home by a surpassingly greedy and selfish electorate.
And it's nobody's fault but yours.
Sounds terrible.
Nope, it's a farce of the first water. Today's addition to the
script:
PM to RB Governor: "Fix my out-of-control crisis, and now!"
RB Governor to PM: "Your job, not mine, ya under-educated spiv!"
When are you leaving?
When I choose, but no need yet, and for two principal reasons:
1. Chaos is profit (and how!!)
2. I can, at any time of my choosing and not yours.
There now, you sweet, febrile infant; no need for you to panic after
all, is there?
On Thu, 07 Jul 2016 22:17:16 +1200, Rich80105<rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot ofIt certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>> time:)
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the
vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the delays >>> your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors having the >>> time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' is just
another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with reality. >>> Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships. I suspect
Labour will get economies of scale and mass production of some
components to reduce costs and make better progress. It sure beats
leavig it all to so-called market forces which in reality are more
about private sector profit maximisation.
None of which alters the fact that comatose New Zealand - a South Seas Ripvanwinkle only now waking up to its hopelessly inadequate
infrastructure and paucity of trade skills - has a Reserve Bank caught
in its own Catch-22 telling the bunch in the Beehive to get
immigration under control, and a government-in-denial telling the
Reserve Bank to get the housing market under control.
It's called "Dialogue of the Deaf," but in this case a more apt
description is, "Dialogue of the Boneheaded," both of 'em operating
under New Zealand's notorioius Pontius Pilate rubric, "She'll be
roight, mate."
Economics 101: For the wellbeing of any country, it's not such a bad
idea for government and central bank to be at least capable of singing
from the same songsheet.
A bunch of self-satisfied, proudly ignorant, underachieving wallies,
cowardly hostages to finance from abroad and zero-productivity
"investment" at home by a surpassingly greedy and selfish electorate.
And it's nobody's fault but yours.
On Fri, 8 Jul 2016 12:47:03 +1200, george152 <gblack@hnpl.net> wrote:
On 7/8/2016 10:50 AM, Allistar wrote:
Rich80105 wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jul 2016 13:12:55 +1200, "Pooh" <rich80105@hotmail.com>
wrote:
Seems little Andys still plucking policies without giving them a lot of >>>>> thought. Obviously the union goons had no need of a tradesman for a long >>>>> time:)It certainly is bad how National has been selling off state houses
Hell to build 10,000 houses a year your going to need somewhere in the >>>>> vicinty of 50-60,000 tradies. That's without taking into account the >>>>> delays your liable to get waiting for resource consent and inspectors >>>>> having the time to sign off on the various stages. Qviously this 'policy' >>>>> is just another example of just how far out touch Labour/Green are with >>>>> reality. Hell the marxist muppets are even more out touch than National :)
Pooh
rather than building more, and running down apprenticeships.
Running down apprenticeships? The government doesn't control whether people >>> can offer apprenticeships or not.
In some 10 or 12 years we're going to have an unemployment problem with
all those new tradesmen and very little building work...
And selling off unwanted stock is a business decision no matter by who
or what...
Just as well National ensured that the building trades were run down
then . . . - although it didn't work too well for Christchurch, did
it? And the business need appears to have been to deliver increasing
annual dividends - like cost cutting foor hospitals and education, a
modest surplus is a much more important business goal than housing the homelss, caring for the sick, or educating those not wealthy enough
for private schools . . . Bill English and JohnKey would be proud of
you, george
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