27-04-2022, 03:20 PM
They really are the gift that keeps on giving!
You have to wonder just who did the 'swearing in' - a self proclaimed marshal, perhaps?? That process must have been fascinating.
I think we should offer them the chance to move to the USA, since that's where their most bizarre ideas seem to come from.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/we...ay-service
"A “common law sheriff” accused of "hijacking" an Anzac Day service held at Paraparaumu, says the group had no intention of upsetting those in attendance.
Ricky Cribb, was one of about nine people sworn in as a member of the so-called ANZ sheriffs movement following the Monday morning service in the Kāpiti Coast town.
As to why they chose to attend the Paraparaumu service, he said they had a number of people travelling in from of Whanganui, Palmerston North and Wellington to be sworn in and it was the most central location. “That seemed to be the best place that would suit such an auspicious occasion.”
He said they wanted to be sworn in “in the sanctity” and “sacredness” of Anzac Day."
You have to wonder just who did the 'swearing in' - a self proclaimed marshal, perhaps?? That process must have been fascinating.
I think we should offer them the chance to move to the USA, since that's where their most bizarre ideas seem to come from.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/we...ay-service
"A “common law sheriff” accused of "hijacking" an Anzac Day service held at Paraparaumu, says the group had no intention of upsetting those in attendance.
Ricky Cribb, was one of about nine people sworn in as a member of the so-called ANZ sheriffs movement following the Monday morning service in the Kāpiti Coast town.
As to why they chose to attend the Paraparaumu service, he said they had a number of people travelling in from of Whanganui, Palmerston North and Wellington to be sworn in and it was the most central location. “That seemed to be the best place that would suit such an auspicious occasion.”
He said they wanted to be sworn in “in the sanctity” and “sacredness” of Anzac Day."
in order to be old & wise, you must first be young & stupid. (I'm still working on that.)