Greens Are Nasty Not Nice
The so called "nice" party have once again proven that just under the services they're actually nasty and dangerous:

Russel Norman has already changed his story from "the Greens had no involvement" to "the actions are those of individuals, not the Green Party" and is claiming he had no idea about it, despite it being the partner of his EA who organised the crime.
My first thought about this story was the similarity to the Exclusive Brethren in 2005, when the Exclusive Brethren told Don Brash they would be making some leaflets to distribute to warm people about the Green's policies.
The Greens later claimed that Don Brash was behind the entire thing and that he lied when he said he didn't recognise the leaflets (what, they thought he designed them for the Exclusive Brethren too?).
But then I realised - the Exclusive Brethren paid for their own leaflets, distributed them all themselves, and broke no rules or laws while expressing their own political opinion.
By contrast, the Green Party have been plotting this crime since at least October, secretly defaced private property under cover of darkness and blatantly ignored electoral law.
I wonder whether the media will hound the Green Party about their nasty behaviour for the last two weeks of the campaign - or does that only happen to right wing politicians?
UPDATE: Russel Normal has admitted that his EA (not just the EA's partner) has known about this planned crime for months, but still claims he had no idea about it.
UPDATE II: The Greens are down 2% on iPredict today already - that's 3 MPs gone for them.
Where Have All The Environmentalists Gone?
Say hello to the Green Party's candidate for the Mana by-election, Jan Logie, a SELF DESCRIBED "Red Green". Where Have All The Environmentalists Gone?

Challenges
The Green Party has issued the government five challenges in its state of the planet address, calling for a Green "New Deal".
It wants National to buy the most fuel efficient cars for the government fleet, set standards for smart electricity meters, pledge to cut oil consumption by one quarter in the next ten years, and match public transport funding to road transport funding.
The Greens also want the government to reinstate the billion dollar Green Homes Fund, which co-leader Russel Norman says would have insulated houses, created jobs and cut power bills.
Will someone please tell the Greens that they lost the election?
Maybe if they hadn't ruled out working with National, they might have been able to negotiate some of this stuff in a confidence and supply agreement?

