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This week on Citizen A: Budget 2011 Special Debate. Bomber Bradbury, Selwyn Manning and Cameron Slater debate the state of the economy, the National-led Government’s Budget 2011, and whether Auckland deputy mayor Penny Hulse was correct to criticise Auckland’s supercity structure.

Citizen-A broadcasts on Sky channel 89 & Freeview channel 21 on Thursday and Sunday evenings. Also, check out Bomber on Facebook…

The show broadcasts weekly on Triangle/Stratos TV and on Scoop. Bomber also posts on the Tumeke! blog: tumeke.blogspot.com.

Citizen A this week with bloggers Phoebe Fletcher and that awful pinko Bomber Bradbury

Issue one: US shoots unarmed elderly man in front of his daughter! USA! USA! USA!

Issue two: Cameron Slater amongst others said Hone’s new party would never launch. Last weekend Mana was launched in Auckland. What are the ramifications of Cam being wrong?

Issue three tonight: Rodney stepping down in November, or maybe not. John Banks to run in Epsom. Or maybe not. How do you swallow candidates that Cameron described as ‘electoral rat poison’ like John Banks and Don Brash and not vomit it up politically?

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Tune in to join Me and some pinko bloggers and Auckland opinion shapers as they offer an up-to-date half hour review of the political media issues of the current week from a very Auckland perspective.

THIS WEEK: Me, Selwyn Manning and that awful Bomber Bradbury…

Issue one:
It’s been a week since the quake, how has the Government responded and was John Campbell right to body slam Moon Man Ken Ring?

Issue two:
Simon Power the 4th most powerful Lord of the Sith decides to step down from Parliament at the election. Pushed or shoved?

Issue three tonight: The Maori Party are currently trying to sell their foreshore and seabed legislation to Maori electorates around the country; was Hone right and is the Maori Party confusing mana enhancement for Stockholm syndrome?

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Citizen A – 7pm tonight Triangle TV, replayed 7.30pm Sunday Stratos Freeview 21 & Sky 89

Tune in to join Bomber and his revolving panel of bloggers and Auckland opinion shapers as they offer an up-to-date half hour review of the political media issues of the current week from a very Auckland perspective.

THIS WEEK: Me, Selwyn Manning and that awful Bomber Bradbury…

Issue one:
It’s been a week since the quake, how has the Government responded and was John Campbell right to body slam Moon Man Ken Ring?

Issue two:
Simon Power the 4th most powerful Lord of the Sith decides to step down from Parliament at the election. Pushed or shoved?

Issue three tonight: The Maori Party are currently trying to sell their foreshore and seabed legislation to Maori electorates around the country; was Hone right and is the Maori Party confusing mana enhancement for Stockholm syndrome?

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Citizen A – 7pm tonight Triangle TV, replayed 8pm Sunday Sky 89 & Freeview 21

Tune in to join Bomber and his revolving panel of bloggers and Auckland opinion shapers as they offer an up-to-date half hour review of the political media issues of the current week from a very Auckland perspective.

THIS WEEK: Cameron Slater from Whale Oil Beef  Hooked and radio broadcaster Efeso Collins to discuss the new Super City and who will pay for the visions and how will Wellington try and shoot them down? A private prison at Wiri has been called for by the Government, are we going down the wrong path with Private Prisons and The American election result, Obama campaigned on ‘change’ and American’s have punished him for the economy, Key campaigned on ‘change’ and the economy is failing, what does the result mean and what do we make of America’s sudden warming towards NZ?

Watch if only for Bombers falsetto screaming at one of my comments.

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Citizen A – 7pm tonight Triangle TV, replayed 8pm Sunday Sky 89 & Freeview 21

Tune in to join Bomber and his revolving panel of bloggers and Auckland opinion shapers as they offer an up-to-date half hour review of the political media issues of the current week from a very Auckland perspective.

THIS WEEK: Tim Selwyn from Tumeke and Cameron Slater from Gotcha to talk about what the local body elections means, Paul Henry’s sacking and is there anything more angry than a spurned Chris Carter?

Citizen A plays 7pm Thursday Triangle TV & replays 8pm Stratos Sky 89 & Freeview 21

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Citizen A – 7pm tonight Triangle TV, replayed 8pm Sunday Sky 89 & Freeview 21

Tune in to join Bomber and his revolving panel of bloggers as they offer an up-to-date half hour review of the political media issues of the current week from a very Auckland perspective.

THIS WEEK: Who will win the SuperCity, What would a Laws and Peters NZ First look like and wikileaks – what are we doing in Afghanistan again?

And me of course with Tim Selwyn….so I guess you could call it the beardy weirdy show.

Editorial: Real issues sidestepped yet again – A line of thought that is familiar and disturbing runs through the State Services Commission report on the Environment Ministry's employment of Labour Party activist Clare Curran. Once again, seriously deficient "processes" have been… [NZ Politics]

Labour will be rueing the day they ever annoyed the NZ Herald.

Their editorial today is scathing of their politicization of the Public Service.

[quote]A line of thought that is familiar and disturbing runs through the State Services Commission report on the Environment Ministry's employment of Labour Party activist Clare Curran. Once again, seriously deficient "processes" have been found and, once again, no one has been identified as a culprit. Yet again, a State Services Commission inquiry has indulged in nifty footwork, this time to explain away what, at face value, appears to be substantial evidence of interference in the public service by a Cabinet minister's office.[/quote] 

This government has now used enough whitewash that a large Mediterranean village could have been repainted twice over.