Posts Tagged ‘Michael Cullen’
Sunday, November 28th, 2010
Tags: "Oldboy" film, 1990s, 2012, Alaska, Anarchists, anarcho-syndicalism, anarchy, Andrew Little, Annette King, Asia, Asians, Ayn Rand, Benny Hill, Bill Clinton, Bill English, BP, Breaking Bad, capitalism, China, Chris Carter, commodities, communism, conspiracy theory, Covlin, David Cunliffe, Deborah Coddington, Democratic Party, DMZ, Don Brash, drinking, drugs, economics, ERMA, Ethiopia, film, Flava Flav, Foreign ownership, France, fraternities, general election, Gerry Brownlee, girlfriends, Glen Beck, Going Rogue, Grant Robertson, Green Party, hippies, Hitler, Hone Harawira, hovercrafts, Iran, Israel, Jackson James Wood, Jasiri X, Jeanette Fitzsimons, Jim Anderton, Jimmy Carter, John Key, John McCain, Karori, Kenya, Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-un, Korea, Korean film, Labour Party, libertarianism, Louis Farrakhan, LTSA, Malcolm McLaren, Maori Party, Matt McCarten, Melissa Lee, Michael Cullen, military, Mohammed Atta, money laundering, MTV, Nation of Islam, National Party, nationalism, New Plymouth, Newt Gingrich, Nick Smith, North Korea, Obama, Ohariu-Belmont, oil spill, Pansy Wong, Parliament TV, Paul Henry, Peter Dunne, Phil Goff, Pike River Mining Disaster, Pirates, PPPs, Premier House, privatisation, Professor Griff, Progressive Party, Public Enemy, punk, Quake (game), Republican party, Rod Donald, Sarah Palin, Seoul, socialism, SOEs, Somalia, South Korea, Standard and Poors, Starbucks, Taiwan, tea party movement, The Coromandel, The Sex Pistols, Tom Delay, Trevor Mallard, truther movement, video games, voters, Waiheke Island, war, War on Drugs, Water, Weapons trade, Wigram, wine, yuppies, ZZ top Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Friday, November 26th, 2010
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Back in August Paula Rebstock, a former commerce commission head and therefore the most appropriate person to make these sorts of life-and-death decisions, released her welfare working group’s issue paper which set us off like a firecracker in episode 50 (highlight here). Rebstock is back this week, with her group’s recommendations. Claiming our economy cannot support our society, she makes the dual mistake of forgetting that it’s our society that should come before our economy in that sentence, and that economies do tend to behave rather catastrophically when you base them on bullshit figures.
Tags: 1990s, 2025 Commission, 9 day fortnight, ACC, ACT, Asperger syndrome, asset sales, beer, beneficiaries, beneficiary bashing, Bill English, Britain, cats, Chris Carter, Christianity, Civil Defence, cocaine, commodities, conservatives, corporate responsibility, crime, cycleway, Dancing with the Stars, David Cunliffe, David Garrett, death, disease, divorce, doctors, Don Brash, DPB, earthquakes, economics, education, Foreshore and Seabed, Glen Beck, global economic downturn, health and safety, healthcare reform, invalid/sickness benefit, Ireland, Irish, Jackson James Wood, John Boscawen, John Key, Labour Party, Labour Party UK, looting, Mana by-election, media, Michael Cullen, mining, national debt, National Party, Navy, news, NHS, Opshop, Parliament TV, Paula Bennet, Paula Rebstock, Pike River Mining Disaster, privatisation, Pundit.co.nz, racism, Richard Prebble, Rodney Hide, sex, sick leave, Sinead O'Connor, sleeptalking, solo parenting, Standard and Poors, Sue Bradford, survival kit, Tau Henare, tax, tax cuts, teachers, Terry Serepisos, tertiary education, The Economist, The Standard, The West Wing, Tony Blair, Trevor Mallard, U2, unemployment, universal minimum income, upper class, wealthy people, weight, welfare, welfare dependency, Welfare Working Group, Wellington, White Ribbon campaign, yachting Posted in Podcast | 1 Comment »
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Wednesday, November 17th, 2010
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PRIORITY MAIL! OPEN IMMEDIATELY! WIN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! TURN INTO A DOUCHEBAG! HANG AROUND IN WATERFRONT BARS! BECOME PRIME MINSTER!
BONUS: Hear us talk nicely about Pansy Wong two seconds before she was forced to resign. Dan’s been singing the praises of Brownlee all week since this.
Tags: 1950s, 2025 Commission, ACC, American politics, American South, Anne Tolley, Arkansas, Asians, asset sales, Asterix, autism, Bill Clinton, Bill English, Britain, Central America, Christianity, Civil Unions, Coastal Coalition, Coldplay, communism, David Lange, DHBs, Dockside bar, dogs, domino effect, Don Brash, Dr Muriel Newman, drinking, drugs, elderly, email, facebook, fashion, food, Foreshore and Seabed, Gerry Brownlee, Green Party, Hillary Clinton, homophobia, indian food, internet, internet advertising, iPad, Jackson James Wood, Jenny Shipley, John Key, John Key stole Dave's little table, John Major, Judith Collins, Kate Middleton, Krypton Factor, Labour Party, lawyers, mail, Maori, Mark Zuckerberg, Marxism, Melissa Lee, Michael Cullen, Mike Moore, Mobute Sese Seko, monarchy, MP's pay, MPs' expenses, National Party, Nazis, Nick Smith, Nigeria, nightlife, Nixon, NORML, Obama, Orewa, Pansy Wong, Paula Bennet, pork, Premier House, Prince William, privatisation, prostitutes, public sector, racism, Rain Man, Reader's Digest, Richard Branson, Rodney Hide, scams, sharks, Simon Power, smoking, spam, Spirow Agnew, Steven Joyce, Tau Henare, term limits, Terry Serepisos, The Standard, Tony Ryall, twitter, U2, Vietnam, WCC, wealthy people, weed, wildlife, Young Professionals Ball, Zaire Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
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Friday, November 12th, 2010
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In this episode we ask you to believe that we planned for a rant about war to come out around Armistice Day and that this episode isn’t just the random wafflings of a pair of Mark Corrigans that was going to happen anyway. Do it!
Tags: "Court of the Red Tsar" book, "Fog of War" film, "The Yes Men", "Young Stalin" book, 9/11, Aceh, Afghanistan War, Africa, AK-47, American Civil War, Angola, Archimedes, Australia, Ayatollah Khomeini, Baath party, Balibo (film), Balibo 5, Best Coast, Bill English, Britain, business confidence, Canada, cartography, colonialism, communism, Costa Rica, credit cards, debt, defense, domino effect, Don Brash, East Timor, Falkland Islands, France, Gallipoli, genocide, George Bush snr, Germany, Google, google maps, government spending, Gulf War, Hiroshima, history, Hitler, immigrants, India, Indonesia, industrial revolution, Iran, Iran-Iraq war, Iraq, Iraq War, islamic extremism, Israel, Istanbul, Japan, Jews, John Key, Jordan, Korea, Ku Klux Klan, Kuwait, Labour Party, League of Nations, Malaysia, Manchuria, Marxism, Mexico, Michael Cullen, Nagasaki, national debt, National Front, National Party, nationalism, Newtown, Nicaragua, nuclear weapons, NZRAF, Ottoman Empire, pacifism, Pakistan, Pearl Habour, Peter Dunne, Poland, Portugal, prison labour, public sector, racism, Rape of Nanking, Russia, Saddam Hussein, Saipan, Simon Sebag Montefiore, slavery, socialism, South America, Stalin, Suharto, Syria, tax cuts, Terrorism Supression Act, The Hobbit, the holocaust, The Phillipines, the UN, Tokyo, UAE, USSR, video games, Vietnam, Vladamir Putin, war, welfare, Wellington Phoenix, Winston Churchill, World War I, World War II Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Friday, September 3rd, 2010
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Corporate crime, personalised plates, stolen cars, the Auckland Crime Highway, and Dave’s attempts to learn to drive. We’re having a CAR EPISODE! toot toot.
Tags: ACC, Alan Hubbard, ANC, aryans, Asians, Auckland, audio, beer, Bently, Black Sabbath, Bochum, boy racers, Bridgecorp, Britain, Bruce Judge, car theft, cars, Christchurch, climate change, condoms, corporate crime, crime, Czechoslovakia, David Slack, Deborah Coddington, donk, Dr Muriel Newman, drinking, driving, drug dealers, drugs, elderly, Europe, farming, finance, finance companies, Ford, France, fraud, genocide, Germany, Gerry Brownlee, girlfriends, goths, government spending, Helensville, history, Holden, Honda, insurance, Japan, Jeremy Clarkson, Jethro Tull, Jews, John Boscawen, John Key, journalism, Judge Corp, Judith Collins, Judith Tizzard, Kmart, language, Led Zeppelin, Maori, masturbation, Melissa Lee, Metal, Michael Cullen, middle ages, morals, murder, music festivals, Nazis, neo-nazis, New Zealand Jewish Council, news, Nick Smith, Nissan, p, personalised plates, pizza, Plato, poetry, ponzi schemes, protests, Publicaddress.net, puns, racism, Rainbow's End, Reuters, Russia, sadism, sarcasm, Schindler's List, science, second hand cars, Serious Fraud Office, sexism, skinheads, South Africa, South Auckland, South Cantebury Finance, stuff.co.nz, Subaru, tampons, TradeMe.co.nz, TV, Upper Hutt, usury, Uwe Boll, Waitaki river, weed, Wellington, wikipedea, wine, World War II, youth, YouTube Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Friday, May 21st, 2010
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The Budget is here! Everything’s fixed.
Tags: accountancy, ACT, Apple, Australia, Bill English, computers, crime, Dan has big hands, economics, Epsom, facebook, France, GST, Hone Harawira, housing, inflation, iPad, Jo Cotton, John Key, Labour Party, lawyers, Maori Party, Mark Bryers, Michael Cullen, mining, Motueka, Myspace, National Party, nursing, NZICA, Paris, perks, Phil Goff, poor people, pornography, R&D, Rodney Hide, Sensible Sentencing Trust, stuff.co.nz, Tariana Turia, tax, tax cuts, Terry Serepisos, The Budget, TrueBliss, Underbelly, wealthy people, white people, women Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
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Friday, May 7th, 2010
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In this episode, Dave gets visited by the police. Looks like some uppity superpower threw down some surveillance following a little anti-war protest action, and he’s now on a watch list. While we’re on the topic of protest, the marches against mining on Schedule 4 land, and National’s response, get a good old talking about too.
Tags: 2007 New Zealand anti-terror raids, 2010 Times Square car bomb attempt, 9/11, Aceh, Afghanistan, Afghanistan War, alcohol, America, America's Cup, ANZAC, Anzac Day helicopter crash, ANZUS, art, Auckland, Australia, big brother, Bill of Rights, boat people, Bob Geldof, boxing day tsunami, Britain, Bulls (town), Business Roundtable, Campbell Live, cellphones, civil liberties, climate change, coastgaurd, communism, conspiracy theory, Corporal Willie Apiata, crime, defense, Dick Cheney, diversion, Dominion Post, drinking, East Timor, email, Ethiopia, facebook, fisheries, flights, GCSB, George W Bush, Gerry Brownlee, GI Joes, guns, Helen Clark, heroin, http://collateralmurder.com/, Indonesia, intelligence, Iraq War, J&Ms, Jackson Pollock, Jan Molenaar, John Key, John Key stole Dave's little table, Justin Bieber, Labour Party, Lucy Lawless, Marc Ellis, masterbation, maxism, May Day protests, McDonalds, Michael Cullen, military, mining, My Lai, National Party, Nike, Noam Chomsky, NZAF, Obama, Osama Bin Laden, Parliament, parties, peace movement, pigeons, police, privacy, protests, refugees, Russia, schedule 4, September 10, Star Wars, surveillance, Taiwan, tax cuts, terrorism, Thailand, The Red Cross, The Warehouse, toys, trade, tshirts, unions, Unite, US Embassies, war, war journalism, Wikileaks Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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Sunday, April 18th, 2010
EPISODE TEN! What a milestone. For what was supposed to be a weekly podcast, hitting episode 10 in week 3 of our existence is an incredible testament to the productivity of good, hardworking New Zealanders. So too is this episode. We talk about election promises, parity with Australia, labour unions – ALL THE FUN STUFF! God, we’re a crack up.
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Phil Goff’s speech to the Grey Power AGM, mentioned constantly in this episode, can be read here: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA1004/S00131.htm
Tags: 1951 Waterfront dispute, ACT, Alan Bollard, America, American politics, Anne Tolley, Annette King, apartheid, Australia, beneficiaries, beneficiary bashing, Bill English, Britain, burps, busses, Catholicism, CER, champagne socialists, climate change, closing the gap, colonialism, commodities, confucius, conservatism, corruption, crime, Crowded House, cycleway, Democratic Party, Dominion P, Dominion Post, Don Brash, DPB, Dragon, Eastbound and Down, Eastern Bloc, economics, education, elderly, election promises, finance, Finn Brothers, genocide, girlfriends, girls, global economic downturn, government spending, Gray Power, GST, heroin, Home & Away, insurance, Iraq War, job interviews, John Key, John Paul Jones, journalism, Kevin Rudd, labour movement, Labour Party, Labour Party UK, lawyers, Led Zeppelin, letters to the editor, Liberal Party Australia, liberals, literacy, Maori, Margaret Thatcher, Marty Johnstone, Michael Cullen, minerals, mining, Mr Asia, National Party, national standards, Ned Kelly, New York, nudity, parties, Phil Goff, police, politics, poor people, PPTA, press, prisons, private prisons, private sector, privatisation, public sector, public transport, Public-Private Partnerships, racism, refugees, Republican party, Reserve Bank, resources, Rob Muldoon, Ronald Reagan, science, Scores, Shortland Street, Sir Edmund Hillary, sitcoms, standard of living, Steven Joyce, strip clubs, stuff.co.nz, superannuation, Sydney, tax, tax cuts, Te Awamutu, teachers, Terry Clark, Terry Pratchett, tertiary education, The Warehouse, Think Big, Tramways Union, Treaty of Waitangi, TV, Underbelly, unemployment, unions, welfare, WINZ, Young Professionals Ball Posted in Podcast | No Comments »
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