This is one of those increasingly common OMG moments brought to you courtesy of the folks who are bringing down our economy, our sanity and our health. We are indeed being sold down the river. This must be stopped. Now. Or else we are well and truly screwed. No fuel. No economy. Chaos. Jon Eisen
New Zealand First Media
Blatant economic treason.
“The revelation that the government is allowing the Marsden Point Oil Refinery pipes to be filled with concrete shows an astonishing level of economic ignorance,” says Rt Hon Winston Peters Leader of New Zealand First.
“At a time when we have massive shortages of supply, a looming economic crisis, and prices of oil and other essential materials going through the roof, Labour is allowing this kind of short-sighted jingoistic behaviour to occur by a foreign company on kiwi soil.”
“The simple fact is New Zealand needs to be open to looking at all options moving into the future that could give us economic flexibility and certainty to achieve a degree of self-sufficiency.”
“This removal of any future use of these pipes at Marsden Point is not a part of the decommissioning process – it is a private company being allowed to commit blatant economic treason,” says Mr Peters.
“The Energy and Resources Minister Megan Woods needs to explain how this can be occurring under her nose at such an important and economically fragile time in our country.”
Martin comments: Useful Idiocy at it’s finest. This is one-up on Biden’s shutting down of Keystone XL and defunding Euro-Med pipeline. Astounding that the very people who are cancelling everything Russian are simultaneously doing their utmost to destroy Western economy and independence from within. Oh, the irony. I’ll bet Putin and his mate Xi are laughing their tits off.
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