He outed Ardern as a bully and a liar and now the attack is on from the Labour. The MSM are turning on their “mistress” and Dr. Guarav Sharma is in the spotlight. The tide is turning.
After an explosive interview with Mike Hosking this morning I had to hunt down more. And it’s not just Labour in his isghts, but political corruption in general. Here’s a taste from Newshub:
Labour MP Gaurav Sharma claims he is being silenced as he drops bombshell allegations of bullying in the Labour Party.
In an exclusive interview with Newshub, Dr Sharma revealed a list of five questions he has for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who he accuses of creating a cover-up culture.
His five questions are:
- What is the Prime Minister hiding that she doesn’t want an investigation?
- Why don’t they investigate Dr Gaurav Sharma about staffing issues he has repeatedly asked for so that he can get a fair trial?
- Why did the independent Parliamentary Services share with the Labour Party the details about his whistle-blowing about Parliamentary misuse of funds?
- Despite screenshots now coming out which show that Labour Party caucus members have been bullied by Kieran McAnulty, why would the Prime Minister not do an investigation against this person who she’s now gone on to promote?
- When the Prime Minister said that he would get a fair trial at the caucus meeting, why was she lying?
Extended interview: Dr Gaurav Sharma breaks silence following suspension from Labour’s caucus (click to link)
Thanks to Care Swinney, here’s the Mike Hosking interview:
I’d say it’s time for a new “centrist” party as an option to the widening Left-Right two-party see-saw. One can only hope…no…one can actually do something about it. Nothing happens without action. NOW is the time!
Would be interesting to know, why NOW?
Is it because the election is near?
Or a “set up” to try to move the voters to “National”….not much of a change there, as they all follow the WEF agenda, so it won’t get any better, if not worse.
Unless everyone will boycott an election to vote or support a new party like the Freedoms NZ party (website currently under construction).
I think this guy decided to come out now as a conscience response to Labour’s finger-pointing at National’s new president as a former bully. He had hypocrisy alarm bells ringing and decided it was a “now or never” moment to speak up. Perhaps he will be the brave politician TFARC want to declare a No Confidence vote in the current government. Sharma comes across to me as an honest guy (possibly too honest for politics) so for now I’ll give him the benefit of doubt.
One thing I will say regarding new parties, is that they tend to pop up in droves close to election time and sadly they fracture the opposition vote (which is what allowed Labour to worm back into power last time).
It may be just a dream, but I’d love to see a genuinely Centrist party emerge that has sufficient clout to seriously challenge the Red and Blue see-saw.