"on the face of it they are in contravention of the rules".
Red Alert triumphs another raid with the stop signs today saying:
Great team out all round Wellington Hutt Valley and Porirua this morning as we move into next phase of the Stop Asset Sales campaign. On main roads, bus stops and stations.
Universally well received. Seems people who want to sell our SoEs don’t catch trains or drive cars in the Wellington region.
Congrats to Grant, Chippie, Charles and Kris for their work but especially to the great people who stood in some very heavy rain.
The Labour Party is digging a hole for itself here. NZTA has said that the signs are unlawful, but Phil Goff has decreed that Labour doesn't give a stuff about the law; not that that should be any surprise. But check out the photograph above; the sign carriers are standing right at the roadside in appalling weather conditions. Look how brightly the lights on the back of the truck are glowing. It's not beyond the imagination that some driver might see a red sign in the dim light, brake suddenly, and then anything might happen.
But what we really want to know is this; where were Grant, Chippie, Charles and Kris when Phil Goff, Annette King and Trevor Mallard were selling assets in the late 1980's?
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I didn't appreciate being accosted by Labour supporters and offered pamphlets three times within a minute this morning. Even when I sat down beside the platform to wait for my train, I was approached by a pamphlet distributing Labourite.
They are disgusting.
Imagine for a moment that those pamphlet distributors being bothered by Brethren with material promoting personal responsibility, self reliance or personal discipline in life. That would be very very bad wouldn't it. We would need to pass laws to stop it eh.
There's good laws and bad laws, right, and they don't apply to socialists do they, silly old me
You're onto it Gravedodger. The end justifies the means for the Left.
But boy Mallard and co don't even allow people to tell the truth over at Red Alert. Earlier today I copped a 3 months ban and 12 months moderation.
On the face of it...
Still no promoter's statement as required by law either.
@ Ele - there is a promoter's statement on the stop signs, but it's so minute you need the Hubble telescope to read it.
As for the billboards; the web-page that generates them has a promoter's statement, but it doesn't transfer to the billboards themselves, so one has to wonder as to their legality when the billboards are generated into the public domain via Facebook or via the blogs.
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