Sweden's direction is beheading in the wrong direction... sad to say.
Posted on 09/16/2006 7:43:13 PM PDT by wistful
Helen Clark is the Prime Minister of New Zealand. In her youth she picked coffee for the Sandinistas, was leader for many years of a local "Peace Action group" and is reported to have spat on soldiers returning home from Vietnam. She was once accused by a prominent journalist of being the nominated New Zealand contact for the Philippines Communist Party, when information referencing this fact was found on computer disks during a police raid on the party's headquarters. She was a big influence on the breaking of the Australia New Zealand United States alliance (ANZUS) when as a member of the Labour party hierarchy she advocated strongly that NZ should refuse visits from the US's nuclear powered war ships. This eventually became government policy.
Clark recently stated that the world was not as safe after 9/11 and as a hard leftist is as critical as she can be of the Bush government without going too far. There have been a number of incidents that expose her typically leftist contempt for the US but I do not have time to list them here. Suffice to say she is a long time member of Socialist International.
She and her party have, by means of vote buying, controlling the media and systematically perverting the education system, held power in NZ for the last three elections, and their ambition is to hold power in the way that leftist parties have held power in Sweden, by slyly but slowly and surely working at embedding their socialist values into the local culture. If Hillary Clinton ever makes it to President, you'll have a good idea of what it feels like to be ruled by Helen Clark.
Many NZers who are not socialists want relief from Clark and her power driven acolytes. It might be a long way away. Currently, the Clark government is crucifying the opposition leader because of an alleged affair some time ago. It looks like he's a goner. Clark's hold on power grows stronger.
Clark was married well into her political career in an act that she acknowledges in her book as politically motivated. The idea was to head off strong rumours that she was a lesbian. The person she married was known to have strong connections with the homosexual community. Many think he is also homosexual, and that the marriage is a complete and utter sham. Recently, at a party to celebrate the third election of the Clark government, (no term limits in NZ dammit) he was photographed being kissed full on the lips by a confessed homosexual
Some months ago, Clark's husband (Peter Davis, she does not use his name but refers to herself as Ms Clark) visited the US, and a local magazine is alleging that he was involved in some kind of incident at either LA or San Francisco airport. The inference is that this could have been similar to the events surrounding the singer George Michael's arrest. The magazine claims that Mr. Davis used the influence of senior NZ embassy staff to escape prosecution. There has been a major clamp down on this alleged incidence and the magazine, from way down in New Zealand, has so far been unable to find out anything else concerning the issue.
Sleuths at FR have uncovered many a political deception and cover up. Does anyone out there know anything of this alleged incident, and can anybody who perhaps has connections in the right places, find any information that could verify what allegedly occurred with Peter Davis at either LA or SF airport? This is news that could bring down the New Zealand government. Please help if you are interested in helping New Zealanders free themselves from the grip of this power crazed socialist clique.
She fancies herself to be leading NZ to be the "Sweden" of the Southern Hemisphere. Search FR keyword "Sweden" to see the direction Sweden seems to be heading.
Sweden's direction is beheading in the wrong direction... sad to say.
Immigration policy is one area where NZ seems to have everyone beat, that's fer sure. It's the one area that I know of, that Helen didn't sell y'all out.
I was talking about fiscal policy. Many of them seem to be falling out of love with all of their socialism.
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