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Coincidence? The Stock Market and Terence McKenna's Timewave Zero share an interesting pattern between the dates of June 3 2011 through March 30th of 2012, indicating a possible upcoming stock market crash and/or bank run.
Can this possibly be related to the information that insider Drake or what Ben Fulford have been speaking about?
The picture below shows a graph of the Dow Jones between June 3, 2011 and March 30th of 2012.
The below picture shows the Timewave Zero software for the identical dates.
When superimposed upon one another, the picture becomes much clearer.
Here is the Timewave Zero graph from April 1st, 2012 through December 21st, 2012"
Who knows where this is heading? "Time" will tell…
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|Good - 436 reviews
----------------------------------------------------------- STAY 2 NIGHTS OR MORE AND GET 25 PCT OFF. SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. CHECK HERE ON DAYSINN.COM. ----------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to Days Inn Bradenton Near the Gulf. We are conveniently located in a busy central area minutes away from McKechnie Field and Pirate Ci...
Overall Rating - Good - 436 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
Cleanliness, furniture old, sinc was dirty with hair even the bathtub and the bathroom smell badThey need to remodel this hotel, sinc and bathtub were too old and need some repairs
Mediocre 4.0
Price was much lower than nearest competators. Location was near hospital and family however it is in a high crime ares.
On our 2nd night the management told us all guests MUSTbe in there rooms (curfew) by 11:00pm. We asked if this was Pool Hours. He said No pool closes at 9:00pm and guests must be in and remain in there rooms no later than 11:00pm.Upon arrival room was filthy centipedes and dirt on floor hairs in sink spots all over mirror. Manager on duty refusrd to clesn it until next day. Felt captive by manditory 11; 00 room curfew.
|Excellent - 830 reviews
A seaside palace that defines the meaning of luxury, Loews Don CeSar Hotel, is a one-of-a-kind grand hotel on a private peninsula with 7 miles of glistening white powder-sand beaches. Known to locals as the "Pink Palace", supreme luxury and grand tradition reign throughout from the newly renovated expansive marble lobby to plush guestrooms with water views...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 830 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The very friendly staff!
Rooms were smallOverall wonderful experience.
Good 8.0
The location was excellent and a beautiful beach.
The guest hallways did not seem very clean or well decoratedBeautiful hotel and friendly staff
|Excellent - 185 reviews
Getaway to this modern Bradenton hotel and enjoy a central location with easy access to the beach, State College of Florida and Anna Maria Island. You'll feel right at home at BEST WESTERN PLUS Manatee Hotel - our modern and spacious rooms offer generous amenities, including cable or satellite television with in-room movies, coffeemaker, microwave, refriger...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 185 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The consideration of the staff; breakfast; quiet; A/C was controllable and not off and on!
Slightly older, but not bad!
Okay 6.0
The room had an odor when we arrived that smelled musty.
|Good - 13 reviews
With a stay at Gulfside Beach Resort in Longboat Key, you'll be in the suburbs and close to Cannons Marina. This beach hotel is within the vicinity of IMG Soccer Academy and IMG Bollettieri Tennis Academy. Make yourself at home in one of the 120 air-conditioned guestrooms. Rooms have private patios. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Bathro...
Overall Rating - Good - 13 reviews
|Good - 417 reviews
Choose One of the Best Bradenton, FL Hotels The Holiday Inn Express® Hotel & Suites Bradenton West offers easy access to Sarasota Bradenton International Airport and the best Florida beaches on the Gulf Coast. Our hotel's great location is complimented by upgraded amenities and an outstanding staff. Whether you're in town for meetings or business, corporate...
Overall Rating - Good - 417 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Loved the breakfast buffet and the convenience of the hotel's location!
The parking seemed to be a little on the small side for the size of the hotel.Friendly staff, clean rooms, excellent price!! Would definitely recommend this hotel to others and would stay there again!
Excellent 9.0
As soon as we walked in, i could smell clean. The staff was great! The breakfast was excellent. The pool was nice and clean, very refreshing! We would definately stay here again! Very pleased with our stay!
|Good - 1097 reviews
With a stay at Dolphin Beach Resort in St. Pete Beach, you'll be on the beach and minutes from Dolphin Landings Charter Boat Center, and close to Upham Beach. This beach resort is within the region of Hurley Park and Tropicana Field. Make yourself at home in one of the 173 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Satellite programming an...
Overall Rating - Good - 1097 reviews
Good 8.0
Location. Pool and beach area
Room had a very old musty smell
Okay 5.0
room was big. staff was extremely helpful and friendly.
|Good - 789 reviews
Located in St. Pete Beach, Postcard Inn On The Beach is convenient to Upham Beach and Dolphin Landings Charter Boat Center. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Palms of Pasadena Hospital and Pasadena Shopping Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 196 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down c...
Overall Rating - Good - 789 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The outdoor activity scene was awesome!
There was nothing I did not like.
Excellent 9.0
Great location. Great public areas for playing pool, table tennis, and swimming. Right on the beach.
The hotel is older, but they have embraced the character, and it works.
|Excellent - 1445 reviews
With a stay at Grand Plaza Beachfront Resort Hotel in St. Pete Beach, you'll be minutes from Dolphin Landings Charter Boat Center and close to Upham Beach. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Palms of Pasadena Hospital and Pasadena Shopping Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 156 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1445 reviews
Excellent 10.0
location was excellent! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. This hotel is very clean and has everything you could ask for onsight or within walking distance.
Okay 6.0
The rooms were clean.
The rooms were to small.You can tell that all the hotels in the area are old.
|Excellent - 246 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 246 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Hotel was amazing!!!
We did have trouble finding the hotel. We put in the address and it took us to a different location. Could have been user error but at the destination, the guy had printed directions back to the hotel! Thank goodness!It was very nice! We walked the boardwalk behind the hotel in the evenings. Good location! Starbucks in the hotel!
Excellent 10.0
Convenient, friendly, clean, and quiet.
Nothing negative.Great place to stay while in the Bradenton area.
|Good - 1916 reviews
Located on thirteen acres of private beachfront directly on the Gulf of Mexico, the Sirata Beach Resort is family owned and operated. The property has three beachfront pools, two whirlpools, fitness center, gift shop and three great places: Compass Grille serving breakfast, lunch and dinner; Rum Runners Bar & Grille directly on the beach serves breakfast...
Overall Rating - Good - 1916 reviews
Good 8.0
The location, the beach, the employees are all great things
The WIFI was spotty, the rooms are small, it is an older hotel and even though it is 'smokefree' we could smell the remnants of years when it wasn't.The Sarata Resort was a pleasant place to stay. Right on the main strip. The beach 'cabanas' where great. All of their employees where very nice. Onsite restaurants where expensive. Neosporin was like $9.00 for a small tube. So all in all the Hotel is very pricey. No doubt, if your going to St. Pete's beach this is one of the nicest if not the nicest place to stay. I would recommend staying here to friends and family.
Good 8.0
The majority of the bartenders at Rum Runners were wonderful. The front desk personnel were also great. The location is perfect for a relaxing beach vacation.
The coffee had something slimy floating in it. When we told the waiter at Harry's, he had an attitude and the service that night went completely down hill from there.
|Excellent - 56 reviews
Located in St. Pete Beach, Plaza Beach Hotel Beachfront Resort is minutes from Dolphin Landings Charter Boat Center and close to Upham Beach. This beach resort is within close proximity of Hurley Park and Gulf Beaches Historical Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 39 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 56 reviews
Excellent 10.0
We always use this hotel because it is right on the beach and has a great family atmosphere. Love the new remodeled rooms and full kitchen. Chick-fil-A delivers to the rooms which is awesome too!
The rooms are a bit small for all the amenities inside; a full kitchen, 2 double beds, a pull-out couch, and a small dining table.
Excellent 10.0
We usually stay at the Tradewinds or Loews Don Cesar, but they were booked.The hotel is more like motel, was very surprised room was big, clean, big refrig, great location to beach, pool good. Hotel staff fabulous. Enjoyed our stay.Tami was very helpful.
All was good.You can do laundry, (I didn't) walk to many restaurants which Tami recommended Crabby Bills Rest. we walked to 5100 Gulf Blvd it was fantastic. Thanks
|Good - 1150 reviews
Located in St. Pete Beach, Beachcomber Beach Resort is convenient to Upham Beach and Dolphin Landings Charter Boat Center. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Palms of Pasadena Hospital and Pasadena Shopping Center. Make yourself at home in one of the 102 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your room comes wit...
Overall Rating - Good - 1150 reviews
Good 8.0
on beach, music, close to restaurants/convenience stores - public transportation
noisy at times, 'bar food' was more expensive than other places on beach....
Good 8.0
The location on the beach and the bar!
The showers and tub in the bathrooms could use updating
|Okay - 464 reviews
With a stay at Siesta Inn and Suites in Bradenton, you'll be convenient to Red Barn Flea Market Plaza and McKechnie Field. This motel is within close proximity of DeSoto Square and Manatee Players. Make yourself at home in one of the 140 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available...
Overall Rating - Okay - 464 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
It was cheap and not too far from home hunting in Sarasota.
My husband and I were woken up at 2am to screaming and shouting and loud banging noises from ACROSS THE POOL AREA. It sounded like someone was being murdered. Staff member and police did not arrive until the very end. Trashy people stay there. It's scary.Random people hang around the lobby area and all turn out to be family members of the person supposed to be there. The staff is not friendly, though there was a friendly man there one night working the late shift. Not a good neighborhood and area. Scary people around. I wouldn't suggest going there unless you need a cheap place to stay for the night and don't have very high standards.
Poor 1.0
It was a dump.
There were crack addicts fighting in the parking lot and lot of other lowlifes there. The room was a joke. We did not stay the night there. We would like a refund.
|Good - 335 reviews
AAA approved with two diamond rating. 47 nicely appointed and oversized guest rooms Tropical outdoor pool and sun deck area Convenient central location with easy access to shopping, dining, beaches and area attractions
Overall Rating - Good - 335 reviews
Okay 6.0
The Super 8 is located in a great location that is close many restaurants. The rooms are spacious but the decor is nothing special. The bathroom is very dingy too. It is an average hotel, but it is relatively inexpensive .
I was registered for a smoking room( I didn't even know that hotels had smoking rooms anymore), so I had to pay extra for the privledge of a non-smoking room. They desk clerk actually gave me a hard time about it. The continental breakfast was not worth
Excellent 10.0
Nice clean room. Friendly staff.
Someone tried to get in my room at 5 in the morning. Can't blame hotel.

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Grand Haven's varsity hockey team fell to rival West Ottawa on Saturday, 2-1.
The Buccaneers trailed 1-0 at the end of the first period after Tyler Seaman scored for the Panthers.
In the second, the Bucs struck back thanks to Nathan Schmidt's goal, assisted by Jake Steggles and Joey Zelenka.
West Ottawa's Alex Zimmerman scored the game-winner midway through the third.
Shots were hard to come by for both teams, as Grand Haven finished with 16 and West Ottawa with 17.
Ryan Henning made 15 saves for the Bucs, while Cam Miller got the win for the Panthers, stopping 15 shots.
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Happy Friday! Today I've got a tutorial for you with the Anastasia Catwalk Palette. I picked it up from Ulta.com, as my local Ulta didn't have it in stock. I also got my hair cut today and really love my new short style.
My left side.
My right side.
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Radio NZ: Nine To Noon – Election year interviews – David Cunliffe
- Radio NZ, Nine To Noon -
- Wednesday 25 February 2014 -
- Kathryn Ryan -
On Nine To Noon, Kathyrn Ryan interviewed Labour's leader, David Cunliffe, and asked him about coalition negotiations, policies, polls, and other issues…
Click to Listen: Election year interviews (27′ 50″ )
A major policy statement by David Cunliffe;
@ 22.00: "We will create incentives for private employers to be certified living wage employers, who pay the living wage to all their employees, by giving them a preference in Crown contracts."
This will not only support firms that pay their staff properly – but will de facto give preference to local businesses to supply goods and services!
If this doesn't motivate Small-Medium Enterprises to switch their allegiances from the Nats to Labour, I don't know what will!
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Radio NZ: Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams – 10 February 2014
- Politics on Nine To Noon -
- Monday 10 February 2014 -
- Kathryn Ryan, with Matthew Hooton & Mike Williams -
Today on Politics on Nine To Noon,
Click to Listen: Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams (22′ 58″ )
- John Key's meeting with Tony Abbott
- CER, Aussie supermarkets boycotting NZ-made goods
- migration to Australia
- low wages, minimum wage
- National Party, Keith Holyoake
- paid parental leave, Working for Families, Colin Espiner
- Waitangi Day, Foreshore & Seabed, deep sea oil drilling, Nga Puhi
- MMP, "coat tailing", Epsom, Conservative Party, ACT
- Len Brown, Auckland rail link
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Aged Care: The Price of Compassion
Rest home care workers are amongst the lowest paid in the country. At around $14-$15 an hour, they are paid a pittance for the important work they do; caring for aged New Zealanders in the twilight of their lives. They tend to our parents and grandparents, keeping them safe, clean, and offering human companionship at a time when many elderly have less and less contact with the community.
On 1 March of this year, rest home workers went on strike, campaigning to raise their wages from the pathetic $14.61 an hour they were being being. The following pics were of striking rest home workers in Upper Hutt,
See previous blogpost: 1 March – No Rest for Striking Workers!
A month and a half later, Ryman Healthcare – one of the largest providers for aged care in New Zealand – announced a record $84 million profit, for the year ending 31 March 2012. This was an increase of 17% on the previous financial year.
For ten years in a row, Ryman had posted record profits. Quite clearly this industry is not short of a 'bob or three'.
Chairman Dr David Kerr said "the company faced some major challenges in Christchurch over the past 18 months given the earthquakes, and had responded with a performance which had exceeded its own targets ".
So obviously productivity was not a problem for Ryman. A 17% increase in products – in an otherwise stagnant economy and continuing global financial downturn – shows that the aged care industry is doing very nicely.
On 28 May, Human Rights Commissioner, Dr Judy McGregor, did something that few office-bound state sector workers do; she went undercover to discover for herself what kind of working conditions rest care workers put up with for $14.61 an hour,
As Dr McGregor stated,
"The complexity of the job was actually a surprise for me. It's quite physical work, and it's emotionally draining because you are obliged to give of yourself to other people. Saint-like women do it every day so that older New Zealanders can have a quality of life.
I'm not sure if I could have. I'm not sure I had the physical stamina and I didn't want to hurt someone.
On any given shift you would be in charge of six, seven older people, and you would have to wake them, get them up, get them showered, get them toileted, feed them, and the whole time you were conscious that you had another five to go on your shift. It's like working constantly to deadline.
The reliance of New Zealand, of all of us, on the emotional umbilical cord between women working as carers and the older people they care for at $13-14 an hour is a form of modern-day slavery," she said in the report.
It exploits the goodwill of women, it is a knowing exploitation. We can claim neither ignorance nor amnesia."
See: Ibid
National's Associate Health Minister Jo Goodhew replied,
"It is important that we take this seriously, that we look at it carefully and we look at what we are doing and what we can do before we provide a considered response."
However, Dear Leader Key would have none of that, and firmly squashed any suggestion of paying rest home care workers decent wages. Only a few hours after Jo Goodhew announced that this was a problem demanding that " we look at it carefully ", her boss stated bluntly,
So there we have it. According to Dear Leader,
"It's one of those things we'd love to do if we had the cash. As the country moves back to surplus it's one of the areas we can look at but I think most people would accept this isn't the time we have lots of extra cash."
Falling in line, Goodhew, conceded that whilst aged care workers were paid at "lower end", she rejected suggestions that they were being exploited,
"I personally don't believe we should be describing it as modern-day slavery."
See: Ibid
Gosh, that's 'big' of her. It's not " modern-day slavery ".
I wonder what she'd call it?
Especially when it was announced todat that Lo! And Behold! Ryman had posted yet another profit!?!? This time a record half-yearly profit (from 1 April),
"The company added another notch to its 10-year sharemarket performance of climbing profits by posting a record half-year profit after tax of $69 million. Its share price rose 6 cents to close at $4.14.
Shareholders will receive an 18 per cent higher dividend for the half-year of 4.6 cents a share. All up, about $23 million in dividends is going to shareholders in the first half. "
See: Ryman plans cautious Aussie debut
"Since listing in June 1999, Ryman Healthcare has delivered its shareholders a total return, which includes share price appreciate and dividends, of 1,043%, or 24.3%pa. By cracking the 1000% mark (i.e. returning 10 times the original investment) brokers will, with a good deal of admiration, refer to Ryman as a'10-bagger'." – Craigs Investment Partners
Wouldn't it be nice if the $23 million being paid to shareholders was instead paid to the care workers who actually did the hard work?
Who is it that looks after granny and/or grandad – the "Saint-like women do it every day so that older New Zealanders can have a quality of life"?
Or some shareholders sitting on their arses and sipping chardonnay?
Here's a thought for Middle Zealand, politicians, and Ryman shareholders; the course of Nature will not be deviated. Every one of us is growing older.
(You can see where I'm heading with this.)
There will come a time when Middle Zealand, politicians, and Ryman shareholders, and the rest of us will eventually require the services of aged care facilities.
Do we really want to be cared for by underpaid workers who may eventually give up any semblance of dedication to their job, and lose any measure of empathy for aged folk in their charge? That rest home workers may finally one days have a gutsful of being exploited?
If we want to be treated well in our twilight years – shouldn't we first be looking after those workers who will be caring for us?
John Key sez that paying rest home care workers is "one of those things we'd love to do if we had the cash".
Rubbish. The money is there.
It's just going to the wrong people.
C'mon New Zealand – sort it out!
Previous related blogposts
1 March – No Rest for Striking Workers! (1 March 2012)
No Rest for the Wicked (23 March 2012)
"It's one of those things we'd love to do if we had the cash" (28 May 2012)
Roads, grandma, and John Key (18 July 2012)
John Key's track record on raising wages – 4. Rest Home Workers (11 November 2012)
Record profit for Ryman (17 May 2012)
PM: No money for aged care workers (28 May 2012)
Resthome spy hails saint-like workers (28 May 2012)
Ryman plans cautious Aussie debut (16 Nov 2012)
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Another bare-faced lie from the ACT Party
From the ACT Party website,
"When Labour abolished the youth minimum wage in 2008, youth unemployment soared. A study by the former Department of Labour found that abolishing the youth wage resulted in a loss of up to 9000 jobs. Removing the youth minimum wage priced young people out of the market. "
See: Re-establishment of Youth Minimum Wage A Win For ACT
What nonsense. The rise in youth unemployment post-2008 was due to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
In February 2009, the DoL (former Department of Labour) website reported,
"Unemployment has risen across the OECD
9. Statistics New Zealand reports that New Zealand's unemployment rate is the tenth
equal lowest of the 27 OECD nations with comparable data. The Netherlands and
Norway have the lowest unemployment rate at 2.7%, with South Korea,
Switzerland and Austria also below 4%. The OECD average unemployment rate
was 6.5%, up from 6.0% when the September 2008 quarter HLFS was released.
10. New Zealand has so far not been affected as much by the global financial crisis as
some other countries. Furthermore, it is in a relatively better position due to a
strong starting point, fiscal stimulus and large decreases in interest rates. In the
United States, the unemployment rate has risen from 4.8% in February 2008 to
7.2% in December 2008, a 15-year high. Unemployment has increased in other
developed nations, particularly Ireland (to 8.2% in December 2008, from 4.7% a
year earlier) and Spain (to 14.4% in December 2008, from 8.7% a year earlier).
15. Youth are often the most at risk during a recession and their unemployment rate is
expected to rise further over the next year. This can be attributed to them having
low levels of experience, but also because those aged 15-24 years old are two to
three times more likely to be unemployed in general. In the early 1990s recession,
the unemployment rate for 15-24 year olds rose from 13.3% in early 1990 to
19.5% in early 1992."
Source: EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT – DECEMBER 2008 QUARTER
The DoL website also stated that "Maori and Pacific workers are also expected to be affected by the downturn. These groups have a greater proportion of youth relative to Europeans and also tend to be disproportionally employed in low-skilled and semi-skilled occupations, which are often more affected in a recession".
Does ACT have a policy advocating a lower wage rate for Maori and Pacific islanders, based on their ethnicity?
After all, if one can discrimiminate on age – why not race?
It is dishonest to lay fault with a previous government's policy when facts point to a completely different cause and effect scenario.
ACT should learn to be a bit bit honest with the facts rather than re-writing history, Orwellian-style, to suit some confused ideology.
But then again, this is John Banks' Party. 'nuff said.
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Fifty cents an hour? I'm under-whelmed by Dear Leader's Generosity…
Labour Minister Kate Wilkinson today announced a 50 cents per hour increase in the minimum wage, from $13 an hour, to $13.50 an hour.
Our Dear Leader says,
"Between making sure that people can feed their children and look after their families and themselves and also ensure that they keep their job…
"…We're on our way to the magical $15 people talk about, but we can't get there in one step." – John Key, 8 Feb
Dear Leader is now saying that families "can feed their children and look after their families" on minimum wage?!
That's not what Bill English said last year. When questioned by Q+A's Guyon Espiner on this issue, English responded,
"GUYON: Okay, can we move backwards in people's working lives from retirement to work and to wages? Mr English, is $13 an hour enough to live on?
BILL: People can live on that for a short time, and that's why it's important that they have a sense of opportunity. It's like being on a benefit.
GUYON: What do you mean for a short time?
BILL: Well, a long time on the minimum wage is pretty damn tough, although our families get Working for Families and guaranteed family income, so families are in a reasonable position." Source
In today's "Dominion Post", Kate Wilkinson says that, "Government was advised raising the minimum wage would result in up to 6000 job losses".
Noticeably, she does not disclose what advice, or from whom, she is referring to. It can't be Treasury advice, because as TV3's Patrick Gower reported on his blog last year,
"…research from the United Kingdom suggests minimum wages may have no effect on employment, or that minimum wage effects may still exist, but they may be too difficult to detect and/or very small." – Source
NZ Treasury stated that "…the claim a minimum wage rise may cost jobs has not been true in the past". – Ibid
In other words, Wilkinson and Key are making it up as they go along. And finding it increasingly difficult to keep their 'stories' straight, it would seem.
On the other hand, there is little ambiguity in this story from a couple of years ago,
It beggars belief that New Zealanders – a national once proud of their egalitarian society – can view this situation with anything but angry disdain.
When did it become socially acceptable that the richest 1% increased their wealth by a massive 20%, as well as gaining the greatest benefit from the 2009 and 2010 taxcuts, whilst those on the minimum wage increase their income by a measely 50 cents an hour?
50 cents an hour. Or $20 a week.
By contrast, our elected representatives did very well last year from their pay increases.
Do you want to know what MPs, Ministers, and the P.M. are now paid?
John Key's words continue to echo throughout New Zealand,
"We will be unrelenting in our quest to lift our economic growth rate and raise wage rates." – John Key, 29 January 2008
Here's a thought, Dear Leader; if the top 1% could increase their wealth by 20% – why not increase the Minimum Wage by precisely the same amount?
That would raise the minimum wage to $15.60 an hour.
Still not as high as our Aussie cuzzies enjoy – but getting there.
So what about it, Dear Leader, are you keen to share the wealth around a bit?
Show us how "unrelenting" you really are.
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Throughout this election, John Key has been criticising Labour's policy to increase the minimum wage from $13 to $15 an hour, citing a Department of Labour (DoL) report that such a move would cost the country 6,000 jobs. Key even referred to this in his Leader's Debates with Phil Goff.
Except… that Treasury has dismissed the DoL's "claim" by stating that raising the minimum wage "has not been true in the past".
John Key has been well aware of Treasury's debunking of DoL's "claims", according to a Official Information Act request made by TV3,
Unless Treasury has become a satrap of Socialist International, it seems pretty hard to dismiss their conclusions. The DoL's case is not helped by their own contradictions,
"…research from the United Kingdom suggests minimum wages may have no effect on employment, or that minimum wage effects may still exist, but they may be too difficult to detect and/or very small." Ibid
I believe that the so-called DoL "report" can be safely dismissed as not very intellectually rigorous. And not even half clever.
The government claims that recent taxcuts, last year and in 2009, were "fiscally neutral". But even this is not true.
National's first round of tax-cuts, which took effect in April 2009, benefitted high income earners the most. Low income earners recieved very little,
"The cuts are proportional to wages. Those earning $100,000 or more a year will get at least an extra $24 dollars a week. Anyone on the average income of $48,000 a year will get an extra $18 a week, and low income earners will get a $10 a week tax credit.
On a monthly basis, both tax cuts together will see those earning $100,000 pocketing an extra $225, and low income earners an extra $95 a month." Source
The October 2010 round of tax cuts were just as bad for low income earners, and generous for high earners,
Those on minimum wage recieved an extra $6.36. Meanwhile someone earning $120,000 benefitted from between $46.08 to $89.04.
With growing inflation reaching a 21 year high, to 5.3%; increasing ACC charges and rates; any gains made by low income earners and those on social welfare and superannuation were quickly eroded.
Little wonder that the end result was a transfer ("trickle up") of wealth from the poor and middle classes, to the wealthy.
"The report's 2004 data – the latest available – reveals the richest 10 per cent collectively possess $128 billion in wealth, with median individual wealth of $255,000. In contrast, the poorest 10 per cent collectively possess $17.2b, with median individual wealth of $3200. While the richest 1 per cent held 16.4 per cent of the country's net wealth, the poorest 50 per cent owned just 5.2 per cent. " Source
Which, unsurpringly, means we are seeing more headlines like these in our media,
The Dominion Post article goes on to state,
"Data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development shows New Zealand's income inequality climbed dramatically in the 1980s and 1990s after sweeping economic reforms and deregulation of labour markets.
Disparities have plateaued since 2000, largely thanks to Working for Families tax credits, bigger pay packets for middle and low-income earners and declining investment returns for the rich.
But the gap between rich and poor still ranked ninth worst in the developed world in 2008." Ibid
How well have the top richest done in New Zealand?
About this well,
The top 150 Rich Listers' wealth grew by 20%.
That's quite an achievement during one of the worst recessions in recent history. But even that increase in wealth isn't sufficient for the Rich Listers. They wanted more,
"Jeweller Sir Michael Hill, worth $245 million, told NBR: "Could not the Government give us a little freedom to be able to make common sense decisions for ourselves?"
John McVicar, managing director of a forestry group that puts his family's worth at $70 million, said economic policy should be based on reducing costs for business and increasing productivity and revenue.
Construction company head Sir Patrick Higgins, worth $100 million, said: "The country needs to address excessive regulation if it is to improve wealth creation."" Ibid
Although at least one United States think-tank and the "Wall Street Journal" "rank New Zealand as already having the highest level of freedoms for business in the world. The Heritage Foundation's "index of economic freedom" puts New Zealand fourth overall, with a score of 99.9 for business freedom."
Clearly, tax cuts and increases in profits have shifted wealth upwards – not shared it around. Certainly the "trickle down" theory now applies only to meteorological services predicting upcoming rain falls.
This "gushing up" of wealth has been written about in the US "New York Times". A very simple illustration showed where wealth has been accumulating – and who has been missing out,
Interestingly, the great divergence of wealth, productivity, and incomes started around the late 1970s, early 1980s. It was also about the time that Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher were elected into office, and began neo-liberal, "free market" policies commonly referred to as "Reaganomics" and "Thatcherism".
The New Right were ascendent, and implemented their policies with ruthless efficiciency. Those policies benefitted the rich – to the detriment of the unemployed, low-paid, and middle classes (who were too busy fighting each other to notice what was happening to them them).
New Zealand's turn for a dose of New Right came only a few years later, when Rogernomics took effect in 1984.
As wealth is accumulated upward (as the NBR so vividly illustrated), the real reason for denying low-paid workers an increase in the minimum wage becomes more apparent; the rich would be forced to share some of that wealth. Their profits would be a little less.
Of course, this doesn't stop some from gaining some very substantial wage increases,
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PRIME MINISTER New salary (backdated to July 1): $411,510. Was: $400,500.
DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER New salary: $291,800. Was: $282,500.
CABINET MINISTER New salary: $257,800. Was: $249,100.
MINISTER OUTSIDE CABINET New salary: $217,200. Was: $209,100.
SPEAKER AND OPPOSITION LEADER New salary: $257,800. Was: $249,100.
BACKBENCHERS New salary: $141,800. Was: $134,800.
So remind me again, why we can't increase the minimum wage? I've heard all the nonsensical, reactionary reasons – but they seem more predicated on a pathological disdain for the poor, from uninformed middle class aspirationists, rather than any clear logic.
If New Zealanders want to continue down the road of increasing wealth for the rich; growing disparity in incomes; worsening poverty – this is the correct way to go about it. Our current policies and inequalities will achieve a society where the 1% Haves control most of the wealth; the vast majority remain in poverty or near-poverty; and the middle classes stagnate, blaming those on social welfare (the worst victims of these wretched policies) for their lack of upward mobility.
But the middle classes are looking the wrong way.
This may all sound like extremist left-wing politics. Maybe it is. But I don't think so. The information I've gathered is freely available and easy to gather. The realities are all around us and the media – despite it's glaring faults and preoccupations with trivia and crime stories – does present us with a view of what's happening around us.
Many of us just choose not to look.
It's easier to blame the poor; the unemployed; those of welfare. And yet, if the current economic situation was not as distorted as it currently is – we wouldn't have so many poor, unemployed, or on welfare.
An increase of $2 an hour would be a step in the right direction. Just ask the Prime Minister – taxpayers are paying him an extra $11,000 a year.
I wonder if paying all our MPs those wage increases will result in any job losses?
Treasury's verdict on raising the Minimum Wage?
It appears that even Treasury does not buy into the neo-liberal argument that raising the minimum wage will "destroy jobs",
National politicians, employers, right-wing reactionaries, and some low-information voters have the strange notion that raising the minimum wage will "destroy jobs". In the second Key-Goff debate, held in Christchurch and hosted by "The Press", Key outlined how raising wages would affect a cafe selling coffee and muffins, and would result in either prices going up – or the employer sacking staff.
What people forget is this,
- ALL workers on minimum wage would have their rate increased to $15 an hour. That means ALL cafes would be on an equal, level, playing field when it comes to employing staff. So one cafe owner couldn't pay, say, $12 an houtr and try to cut costs that way.
- Workers on low wages tend to spend ALL their disposable income. Remember how the Nats gave empoyees the option to reduce their contributions for Kiwisaver from 4% to 2%? That was done because the government considered those earning low incomes were contributing too much to Kiwisaver, thereby reducing the amount of their disposable incomes.
- So, Let's say that "Mary" currently works 40 hours a week and currently earns the minimum wage, $13 an hour, making a gross weekly income of $520. After tax, she is left with $447.85. She spends over half of that on rent, power, insurance, transport, and phone, – perhaps leaving her with $50 to spend on herself. That's $50 a week on entertainment, clothing, saving for a weekend away, sporting/club/leisure activity or some other way to enjoy herself. That's $50 that various retailers and service providers will get out of her.
- Now let's calculate Mary earning $15 an hour. Her outgoings remain relatively the same. But she is now earning $600 a week, or $513.85 net. She now has $66 a week left over for discretionary spending. That's an extra $16 a week she can spend on entertainment, clothing, saving for a weekend away, sporting/club/leisure activity or some other way to enjoy herself.
- Mary now has a few dollars extra. And she shouts herself a coffee and a muffin at her local cafe, once a week.
- The cafe owner's turnover increases by the extra $5 week. Actually more than that – because Mark, Mathew, Melissa, Madison, and a whole heap of other workers on minimum wage are also frequenting that coffee shop, each spending around $5 a week.
- The coffee shop owner finds that his income has actually exceeded the slight rise in wages he has had to pay his staff. By increasing the minimum wage, people have more cash in their pockets, and some of that is flowing into his cash register.
That is how raising wages works.
Increasing turnover at the coffee shop does not necessarily work by cutting taxes. Those on higher salaries will not buy any more coffee or muffins than they are already consuming. They are already consuming as much as they want.
To increase his market share, the coffee shop owner has to "grow" his customer-base. And the best way to do that is to increase wages so people can buy his products.
That is how a consumer society works.
If anyone doubts the scenario I've just outlined – consider working it in reverse. Cut wages in half. Then figure out how much spare cash Mary will have to spend on consumer goods and services.
The clever chaps and chapesses at Treasury know all this, of course. That is why Treasury has stated,
"The Department of Labour says the rise will cost 6000 jobs. But Treasury has a counter view; "This has not been true in the past. The balance of probabilities is that a higher minimum wage does not cost jobs." Source
Andy Martin agrees,
"Andy Martin runs a pub, employing 26 people in Oamaru. He says put the wage up and people just spend more money – everyone wins." – Ibid
Andy Martin is a shrewed businessman and understands this better than most National politicians, employers, right-wing reactionaries, and some low-information voters who don't understand the economics of increasing the minimum wage. Raising the minimum wage from $13 to $15 is not just being fair to workers.
It makes damn good business sense.
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t: Grapefruit and orange with considerable hop bite over a medium bready malt base.
m: Medium with lots of carbonation tingle.
o; An Excellent hoppy wheat, refreshing and tangy.
07-02-2014 03:42:34 | More by scotorum
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.5%
04-12-2013 01:24:26 | More by csmartin6
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.5%
06-02-2013 11:54:00 | More by beerman999999
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.5%
Out of the growler into my Witte glass. A pale straw brew with a light head that thins to a wispy covering. Spots of lace. Barely active carbonation is visible in the glass.
Smell is grainy wheat malt and faint mustyness. Light banana notes and lemony bits with yeast esters.
Taste is great! Belgian yeast and wheat with lemon and subtle spices. Nutty notes in the finish with a kiss of hops to cleanse the palate and make a clean dry finish. More nutty notes in my nose as I swallow. A slight sourness dries the tongue and invites you back. MMM
Mouthfeel is crisp and gently effervescent. A delightful experience
Drinkability is exceptional. Crisp, refreshing, smooth, and light. I coud drink the whole growler by myself...But I wont.
A quintessential summer brew. Get this while it's around and enhance your summer days and nights.
05-25-2008 19:32:56 | More by scootny
4.25/5 rDev +15.5%
07-04-2014 14:44:53 | More by IanMcGuire
New York
4.25/5 rDev +15.5%
05-10-2013 01:10:43 | More by GFD400
4.25/5 rDev +15.5%
07-18-2014 22:55:50 | More by Buffalo_hop_head
South Carolina
4.2/5 rDev +14.1%
Poured a very hazy, whitish yellow, very pale and cloudy. Huge white head never fully faded and tons of clingy lace down the sides of the glass. Some visible carbonation.
very light, lots of yeast asnd some light fruit, little grain, and a touch of hops. Lots of yeast and light fruits, some peach and pear. Very light taste, awesome hot summer day flavor.rich and creamy, very nice consistency and feel. Great carbonation.Could put down a ton, really easy drinker.Overall I was really impressed by this
10-18-2011 01:28:28 | More by mikesgroove
New York
4.2/5 rDev +14.1%
I had at the Burger Shoppe in downtown Manhattan, on Water Street.
A- Pours a gold, opaque. Very bubbly. Some head with limited lacing, though that could be because it was in a chilled mug.
S- Mild wheat scent.
T- Extremely crisp and carbonated. Tempered wheat taste. Has a very mild bite to it. Really well balanced, excellent beer.
09-15-2009 21:24:30 | More by Amalak
New York
4.19/5 rDev +13.9%
Says unfiltered on bottle, but just the slightest cloudiness to a dark straw colored beer. Thin cap of off white foam scrams pretty quick, but some nice legs of lace left linger alliteratively.
Mmm a light aroma of wheaty cracker and lemony citrus hops, with just a hint of pine behind and slight notes of crystal malt.
Delicate medium strength taste that fully expresses the flavors of the bouquet, wonderfully so. It is a clean, simple taste that is refreshing and interesting and delicious.
Light in mouth, spritzy carb., and a nice coating from the hops gives it a clean finish.
Captain Lawrence just keeps coming with solid delicious offerings that make me proud to spend my beer money on local breweries.
04-14-2013 20:19:28 | More by cavedave
New Jersey
4.16/5 rDev +13%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass.
Pours hazy cloudy golden with white foam. Some layers. Sharp citrus nose, orange-y. A little wheaty as well. Lighter taste, a lemon-filled wheat blend. Subtle hoppy blend. Definitely some orange in the mix. Helles like aftertaste. Smooth, simple, flavorful. Perfect spring beer.
06-08-2013 20:32:33 | More by KTCamm
4.15/5 rDev +12.8%
Screw-cap growler provided via trade by gpcollen1. Thanks for the opportunity.
Poured into an imperial pint glass, formed a 1/2" bright white head over the slightly cloudy light golden brew. Head is promptly down to a tight layer of foam, with lasting lace. Aroma is wheaty and tart, to style. Taste follows the nose, with the tartness complementing and not out of place, as is sometimes the case. Mouthfeel is soft and smooth, and drinkability is incredibly easy. Very approachable wit, highly recommended.
06-22-2008 00:03:43 | More by ppoitras
New York
4.15/5 rDev +12.8%
Sun Block Witte...on tap at Gramercy Tavern
Appearance- Pale gold with a really wispy head, not that much lace.
Smell- Orange peel and citrus appears along with some hops and malt.
Taste/Mouthfeel- refreshing and smooth, alot of fruit notes and carbonation. Aftertaste is a refreshing final note of grains and hops.
Drinkability-refreshing and smooth, in the sweltering summer of New York City this tastes great.
Overall-a solid hoppy witte, fits all the profiles perfectly and tastes great.
06-08-2008 23:19:00 | More by TheDeuce
4.15/5 rDev +12.8%
Got another growler of this for a trade but that never materialized. Took the opportunity to get down with the Captain. Pours a clear golden - light orange. Head rises and falls quick enough. Aroma is a bit sweet with a citrus spice - the Wit coming through.
Taste hits a bit on the hoppy/spicy side that hovers over the sweetness of this wit initially but lets it squeak on through and ushers in some additional spice. This one seems to be a bit more balanced with the hops than previous incarnations, which I did not enjoy as much - yet good.
A very nice drinker, light and crisp, that is good with food and for the masses. Drank this one intermittently while rebuilding a rock wall that my Oak knocked down. A keg of this would be nice for one of the faucets at a party.
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | drink: 4
rDev: -7.6%
08-19-2008 17:41:41 | More by gpcollen1
4.13/5 rDev +12.2%
A- Pours a hazy straw colored yellow, when held up to the light it seems very pale and translucent. A brief modest white head that quickly transforms into a skimming of the top. A couple of slow streamers that have lots of space in between the next risin bubble.
S- That familiar sweet sugary belgian aroma with a tad bit of tartness mixed with the usual banana (light here). Some herbal character to it.
T- Takes a few seconds to develop, there is a mild belgian, sugary sweetness that quickly gets replaced by a tame citrusy tartness. Like a tart apricot with a drop or 2 of lemon.
M- Good carbonation that scrubs your tongue- in a gentle/good way. I like the tart, and finishes semi-dry.
D- I could drink these all summer. Crisp, refreshing, tasty. This is my idea of a sessional summer beer.
08-29-2009 01:01:02 | More by m1ked
New Jersey
4.1/5 rDev +11.4%
Another growler Im stoked to have brought back from the brewery- cracked open on a beautiful night.
Poured into Nugget Nectar pint glass.
A: Maize gold and transparent. Extremely thin head with little to no lace left on the glass.
N: Lemon peel, citrus and some kiwi(?) with some sweet malt smells. Hops come and go in the aroma, knocked out a bit from the orange and coriander.
T: Sweet and citrusy, some banana sweetness comes in too. Hops are much stronger than in the nose. The wheat is prominent without being abrasive. Coriander on the tongue in the aftertaste.
M: A lot of carbonation and leaves a crispness on the tongue from the hop presence. Spiciness from coriander.
D: As refreshing as they come. Right on for the style with a simplistic spin that makes this all the more enjoyable.
06-24-2008 23:42:18 | More by marcpal
4.1/5 rDev +11.4%
Slowly but surely getting to the end of the list of beers to try by CL.
Pours an almost clear gold with a white head. Nose is straight up dough, spices and funk. Fairly straightforward. Flavor is along the same lines. Doughy funky citrus flavor. Yep. It's a witbier. Feel is a bit of a biting carbonation and the liquid is typical. I consder this a pretty spot on interpretation of the style. A bit boisterous, but doesn't cross the line. Another good CL beer.
09-12-2008 20:31:37 | More by RblWthACoz
New York
4.09/5 rDev +11.1%
12oz bottle poured into a tulip. Assuming the bottle isnt supposed to say "witte" anywhere on it?
A: Pours a cloudy pale golden with a somewhat thick one finger head. The head is white and sticks around for a bit leaving some lacing on the glass. Lots of visible carbonation as tiny bubbles.
S: Certainly hops, this has a nice fresh aroma to it. A blend of floral and citrus with a touch of pine. Seems to dominate the wheat, which I dont mind.
T: The wheat does come through more on the taste but is still a bit overshadowed with the ample hop dosage this brew has. Aftertaste is a mix of citrus and pale malts. On the hoppier end for not being labeled an IPA.
M: A pretty crisp and refreshing beer. Ample carbonation and a mostly clean finish. I guess the hops provide a bit of stickiness but its quite acceptable for the amount of hop flavor.
Overall Captain Lawrence strikes again. I have been impressed with their selection and would recommend to anyone into American Pale Wheat Ales.
04-16-2013 22:47:41 | More by CloudStrife
Sun Block from Captain Lawrence Brewing Co.
83 out of 100 based on 195 ratings.


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