07-03-2024, 02:51 PM
The taxpayers union has a rather shady reputation, Jordan Williams having been invoved in Dirty politics. These are people who are not keen on helping others via tax paying, & avoid paying tax as much as they legally can, so not people with a social conscience.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Wil...nd_lawyer)
"Williams attended a New Zealand First party rally where Winston Peters dismissed Vote For Change as "a National Party jack-up".[11]
Also in 2011 Williams assisted Don Brash's takeover of the ACT party leadership. At the time he described his work as a short-term legal assignment.[12] In 2014, Nicky Hager's book Dirty Politics alleged that Williams had been involved in blackmailing Rodney Hide to stand down in favour of Brash. As told in the book, Williams' role was to obtain "dodgy texts" that Hide had allegedly sent to a young woman. Both Williams and Hide denied the story.[13]
Dirty Politics was based mostly on emails hacked from "attack-blogger" Cameron Slater, who ran the blog WhaleOil. Its main theme was secret collaboration between National Party figures including Judith Collins and Slater. Williams was included in three separate exchanges covered in the book, and Hager later characterised him as an "enthusiastic helper, ready to help dig dirt on the latest target"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Wil...nd_lawyer)
"Williams attended a New Zealand First party rally where Winston Peters dismissed Vote For Change as "a National Party jack-up".[11]
Also in 2011 Williams assisted Don Brash's takeover of the ACT party leadership. At the time he described his work as a short-term legal assignment.[12] In 2014, Nicky Hager's book Dirty Politics alleged that Williams had been involved in blackmailing Rodney Hide to stand down in favour of Brash. As told in the book, Williams' role was to obtain "dodgy texts" that Hide had allegedly sent to a young woman. Both Williams and Hide denied the story.[13]
Dirty Politics was based mostly on emails hacked from "attack-blogger" Cameron Slater, who ran the blog WhaleOil. Its main theme was secret collaboration between National Party figures including Judith Collins and Slater. Williams was included in three separate exchanges covered in the book, and Hager later characterised him as an "enthusiastic helper, ready to help dig dirt on the latest target"
in order to be old & wise, you must first be young & stupid. (I'm still working on that.)