We are told that the coalition agreements are going well, and thereLuxon stated only yesterday that there were 1-3 serious matters of policy outstanding. Therefore your "only a few small matters" is spin.
are only a few small matters remaining for agreement. So very very
soon we can expect announcements from our new Leader.
That seems to be the common perception in our media, but one common >perception appears to be that achievement of an agreement all depends
on one of the Three leaders. A three legged stool is usually seen as
more stable than two legs or just one - whether that is the result of >coalition agreements in this case rests on at least the three leaders.
So what have they brought to the table?
Here is one take on the expected Prime Minister: >https://twitter.com/i/status/1725711550877704317
and here is another take on the elder statesman in the three: >https://www.pundit.co.nz/content/understanding-winston
I could not see an equivalent for Seymour, but this perhaps shows him
as a willing participant in discussions who understands and supports
the need for a united front - he does seem to be following C Luxon on
support for Israel, and putting politics before lives: >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5kp-0GDew4&ab_channel=Newshub
On Sun, 19 Nov 2023 20:52:15 -0000 (UTC), Tony
<lizandtony@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:No, it is entirely consistent with the many statements made over the
We are told that the coalition agreements are going well, and thereLuxon stated only yesterday that there were 1-3 serious matters of policy >>outstanding. Therefore your "only a few small matters" is spin.
are only a few small matters remaining for agreement. So very very
soon we can expect announcements from our new Leader.
That seems to be the common perception in our media, but one common >>>perception appears to be that achievement of an agreement all depends
on one of the Three leaders. A three legged stool is usually seen as
more stable than two legs or just one - whether that is the result of >>>coalition agreements in this case rests on at least the three leaders.
So what have they brought to the table?
Here is one take on the expected Prime Minister: >>>https://twitter.com/i/status/1725711550877704317
and here is another take on the elder statesman in the three: >>>https://www.pundit.co.nz/content/understanding-winston
I could not see an equivalent for Seymour, but this perhaps shows him
as a willing participant in discussions who understands and supports
the need for a united front - he does seem to be following C Luxon on >>>support for Israel, and putting politics before lives: >>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5kp-0GDew4&ab_channel=Newshub
last few days - we do expect agreement shortly.
The Twitter lie is obnoxious and the pundit nonsense is more of the same.Can you identify any lie at all? The Pundit column appears to state
only truth as well - what is your problem with either?
You are desperate.
A few more days is no big deal, let them get it done without poitical pressure
from Hipkins et al or you.
No pressure from me - I have confidently believed the statement about imminent settlement from C Luxon - are you saying he should not be
believed?
On Sun, 19 Nov 2023 20:52:15 -0000 (UTC), TonyWrong - read what Luxon said yesterday.
<lizandtony@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:No, it is entirely consistent with the many statements made over the
We are told that the coalition agreements are going well, and thereLuxon stated only yesterday that there were 1-3 serious matters of policy >>outstanding. Therefore your "only a few small matters" is spin.
are only a few small matters remaining for agreement. So very very
soon we can expect announcements from our new Leader.
That seems to be the common perception in our media, but one common >>>perception appears to be that achievement of an agreement all depends
on one of the Three leaders. A three legged stool is usually seen as
more stable than two legs or just one - whether that is the result of >>>coalition agreements in this case rests on at least the three leaders.
So what have they brought to the table?
Here is one take on the expected Prime Minister: >>>https://twitter.com/i/status/1725711550877704317
and here is another take on the elder statesman in the three: >>>https://www.pundit.co.nz/content/understanding-winston
I could not see an equivalent for Seymour, but this perhaps shows him
as a willing participant in discussions who understands and supports
the need for a united front - he does seem to be following C Luxon on >>>support for Israel, and putting politics before lives: >>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5kp-0GDew4&ab_channel=Newshub
last few days - we do expect agreement shortly.
There is no evidence in it that demonstrates that Luxon lied - therefore the Twitter post is a lie - simple really.The Twitter lie is obnoxious and the pundit nonsense is more of the same. >Can you identify any lie at all?
The Pundit column appears to stateOnly to you and your fellow travellers.
only truth as well
- what is your problem with either?I hate lies.
Don't be an arse.You are desperate.
A few more days is no big deal, let them get it done without poitical >>pressure
from Hipkins et al or you.
No pressure from me - I have confidently believed the statement about >imminent settlement from C Luxon - are you saying he should not be
believed?
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:No, it is entirely consistent with the many statements made over the
We are told that the coalition agreements are going well, and thereLuxon stated only yesterday that there were 1-3 serious matters of policy >outstanding. Therefore your "only a few small matters" is spin.
are only a few small matters remaining for agreement. So very very
soon we can expect announcements from our new Leader.
That seems to be the common perception in our media, but one common >>perception appears to be that achievement of an agreement all depends
on one of the Three leaders. A three legged stool is usually seen as
more stable than two legs or just one - whether that is the result of >>coalition agreements in this case rests on at least the three leaders.
So what have they brought to the table?
Here is one take on the expected Prime Minister: >>https://twitter.com/i/status/1725711550877704317
and here is another take on the elder statesman in the three: >>https://www.pundit.co.nz/content/understanding-winston
I could not see an equivalent for Seymour, but this perhaps shows him
as a willing participant in discussions who understands and supports
the need for a united front - he does seem to be following C Luxon on >>support for Israel, and putting politics before lives: >>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5kp-0GDew4&ab_channel=Newshub
The Twitter lie is obnoxious and the pundit nonsense is more of the same.Can you identify any lie at all? The Pundit column appears to state
You are desperate.
A few more days is no big deal, let them get it done without poitical pressure >from Hipkins et al or you.
On 2023-11-19, Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:
On Sun, 19 Nov 2023 20:52:15 -0000 (UTC), Tony
<lizandtony@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:No, it is entirely consistent with the many statements made over the
We are told that the coalition agreements are going well, and thereLuxon stated only yesterday that there were 1-3 serious matters of policy >>>outstanding. Therefore your "only a few small matters" is spin.
are only a few small matters remaining for agreement. So very very
soon we can expect announcements from our new Leader.
That seems to be the common perception in our media, but one common >>>>perception appears to be that achievement of an agreement all depends >>>>on one of the Three leaders. A three legged stool is usually seen as >>>>more stable than two legs or just one - whether that is the result of >>>>coalition agreements in this case rests on at least the three leaders.
So what have they brought to the table?
Here is one take on the expected Prime Minister: >>>>https://twitter.com/i/status/1725711550877704317
and here is another take on the elder statesman in the three: >>>>https://www.pundit.co.nz/content/understanding-winston
I could not see an equivalent for Seymour, but this perhaps shows him >>>>as a willing participant in discussions who understands and supports >>>>the need for a united front - he does seem to be following C Luxon on >>>>support for Israel, and putting politics before lives: >>>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5kp-0GDew4&ab_channel=Newshub
last few days - we do expect agreement shortly.
The Twitter lie is obnoxious and the pundit nonsense is more of the same.Can you identify any lie at all? The Pundit column appears to state
only truth as well - what is your problem with either?
You are desperate.
A few more days is no big deal, let them get it done without poitical pressure
from Hipkins et al or you.
No pressure from me - I have confidently believed the statement about
imminent settlement from C Luxon - are you saying he should not be
believed?
Stuff also has quoted Winston as being in line with Chris Luxon. The two are >agreeing that progress is being made and there are some sticking points, >which is totally expected.
Winston was even saying that the November has a good chance of arriving
after the agreement.
Seems to me they/we are at the stage of all parties have to give a little
and then the agreement is settled.
On 19 Nov 2023 22:05:11 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:Well done, you finally got the message.
On 2023-11-19, Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:
On Sun, 19 Nov 2023 20:52:15 -0000 (UTC), Tony
<lizandtony@orcon.net.nz> wrote:
Rich80105 <Rich80105@hotmail.com> wrote:No, it is entirely consistent with the many statements made over the
We are told that the coalition agreements are going well, and there >>>>>are only a few small matters remaining for agreement. So very very >>>>>soon we can expect announcements from our new Leader.Luxon stated only yesterday that there were 1-3 serious matters of policy >>>>outstanding. Therefore your "only a few small matters" is spin.
That seems to be the common perception in our media, but one common >>>>>perception appears to be that achievement of an agreement all depends >>>>>on one of the Three leaders. A three legged stool is usually seen as >>>>>more stable than two legs or just one - whether that is the result of >>>>>coalition agreements in this case rests on at least the three leaders. >>>>>
So what have they brought to the table?
Here is one take on the expected Prime Minister: >>>>>https://twitter.com/i/status/1725711550877704317
and here is another take on the elder statesman in the three: >>>>>https://www.pundit.co.nz/content/understanding-winston
I could not see an equivalent for Seymour, but this perhaps shows him >>>>>as a willing participant in discussions who understands and supports >>>>>the need for a united front - he does seem to be following C Luxon on >>>>>support for Israel, and putting politics before lives: >>>>>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5kp-0GDew4&ab_channel=Newshub
last few days - we do expect agreement shortly.
The Twitter lie is obnoxious and the pundit nonsense is more of the same. >>> Can you identify any lie at all? The Pundit column appears to stateonly truth as well - what is your problem with either?
You are desperate.
A few more days is no big deal, let them get it done without poitical >>>>pressure
from Hipkins et al or you.
No pressure from me - I have confidently believed the statement about
imminent settlement from C Luxon - are you saying he should not be
believed?
Stuff also has quoted Winston as being in line with Chris Luxon. The two are >>agreeing that progress is being made and there are some sticking points, >>which is totally expected.
Winston was even saying that the November has a good chance of arriving >>after the agreement.
Seems to me they/we are at the stage of all parties have to give a little >>and then the agreement is settled.
Exactly Gordon - hence the subject of the thread - this is not just
about Luxon, but Seymour and Peters as well
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