Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull – Auck rally Update
In the post previous to this I addressed some
remarks to Michael Wood (Minister of Immigration). One of those points was that
the language in his press statement would likely encourage more of the type of
action seen in Melbourne. That proved to be the case and the Auckland action
was worse than ever anticipated.
It is out there now for all the world to witness.
The very worst of the radical trans-gays was on display as the ugly side of New
Zealand, encouraged by many of our politicians. Does New Zealand want to be defined
by a group, or groups, which have a serious intellect problem? The public
discourse, to use a technical title, is no longer a discourse but a slime
covered playground for a rabble of thugs and sex-crazed buffoons. Get that part
of the name calling out of the way first.
Some of our politicians and others have not covered
themselves in glory. In terms of glory though some are positively drooling over
the outcome of the whole affair.
A few names and quotes:
Labour Rainbow Caucus chairperson and MP Shanan
Halbert said he was "really proud" of protesters. (Ex Stuff)
Green Party MP Golriz Ghahraman also attended and
said the trans rights supporters “painted the park trans colours”. (Ex Stuff)
The protester, Eliana Rubashkyn, later told
the Herald that the blood-red soup represented the harm Parker was
doing to the trans community. (Ex NZ Herald)
Rubashkyn is the alleged soup thrower. There is a
Wiki page for her (was a him). Interesting trans background if you care to scan
through it. But remember, most Wiki information while generally reliable may
contain a few misrepresentations. Wiki is an open editing site.
I located a twitter message attributed to
Wellington Mayor, Tory Whanau. This message if it is genuine must have been
made public Saturday afternoon before Keen-Minshull decided to cancel the
Wellington meeting and leave NZ.
The message
reads in part: “…..Parker would likely receive the same response in
Wellington….. likely to receive the same response from a community who are very
protective of the trans community….It would be great if the community really
show visibly they are allies….”.
I doubt the council will be censuring the mayor for
bringing Wellington into disrepute.
Tory Whanau was a Green party apparatchik before
taking up the Wellington mayoralty. From now on we should refer to the Greens
as The Ugly Greens. They are bound to, and deserve to, lose votes over this
episode. James Shaw their leader is already trying to gain sympathy votes from
the minor traffic accident his deputy leader was involved in.
Will any of our politicians come out to apologise
to Keen-Minshull. I would say no. Don’t forget Christopher Luxon said he did
not subscribe to her views, without telling us what he does subscribe to. Who
in politics will gain from this? Winston Peters will probably hold back for a
while then run hard with the issue. His target would be mainly the understated
Police coverage. It will be the old cliché of red meat but he would be on very
solid ground.
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