Post by Kiwi Frontline on Sept 5, 2021 11:08:15 GMT 12
RED CINDY’S IDENTITY CRISIS
T P writes > Jacinda must be feeling the stress of her mixed emotions. The police have shot a Muslim on her watch. Oh dear, what to do?
She can wear her Best Concerned Face under her favourite burkha and trot out her well worn line “They are us”, but wait – wasn’t it one of them who was trying to kill numbers of us? Kind of like what has happened in Britain and France and the World Trade Centre and...well, lots of places, really.
Does she go and join the young man’s family and share their grief. Not appropriate, is it?
How about visiting the victims? She could still wear her Best Concerned Face, but she wouldn't be wise to wear her burkha.
She is already so busy creating apartheid in New Zealand that she simply didn’t have time to update the law that she had been advised was in need of a change – and strictly for her young Muslim acolyte it was, too!
Poor Cindy. Her path to the peak of the the United Nations is very stressful, but once she is there she won’t have to look back on the wreckage of New Zealand, or to be concerned about the coming civil unrest that will be the consequence of her ambitions. After all, there are many billionaires that she needs to be photographed with, aren't there?
T P writes > Jacinda must be feeling the stress of her mixed emotions. The police have shot a Muslim on her watch. Oh dear, what to do?
She can wear her Best Concerned Face under her favourite burkha and trot out her well worn line “They are us”, but wait – wasn’t it one of them who was trying to kill numbers of us? Kind of like what has happened in Britain and France and the World Trade Centre and...well, lots of places, really.
Does she go and join the young man’s family and share their grief. Not appropriate, is it?
How about visiting the victims? She could still wear her Best Concerned Face, but she wouldn't be wise to wear her burkha.
She is already so busy creating apartheid in New Zealand that she simply didn’t have time to update the law that she had been advised was in need of a change – and strictly for her young Muslim acolyte it was, too!
Poor Cindy. Her path to the peak of the the United Nations is very stressful, but once she is there she won’t have to look back on the wreckage of New Zealand, or to be concerned about the coming civil unrest that will be the consequence of her ambitions. After all, there are many billionaires that she needs to be photographed with, aren't there?