Lyndon Hood - possessor of some spare time apparently, Wellington
Friday, August 15, 2014
I may get to making a picture but for once the blog can have this fresh:
Prime Minister John Key, Probably: Well you have to remember Nicky Hager is a well-known conspiracy theorist.
SN: In that he is presenting evidence of people conspiring, secretly, to do things?
PMJK,P: Exactly. Point proven.
SN: Some of which sound illegal.
PM: They don't sound illegal to me.
SN: Why not?
PM: I'm not listening.
Labels: books, dirty politics, hacking, john key, journalism, nicky hager, nz politics, potplants
Lyndon Hood - cyberpunk, Wellington
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
I have no idea what ur talking about, so here's a picture of Nicky Hager as a Borg:
Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: July 2008
Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June 2008
Also, I'm in Micetro tonight (Wed 1) at Blue Note. Because I know you'll read this in time.
Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: July 2008
Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June 2008
Also, I'm in Micetro tonight (Wed 1) at Blue Note. Because I know you'll read this in time.
Labels: graphics, improv, nicky hager
Lyndon Hood - Scientifictional, Wellington
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
New Hood: Nat Email Hacked In Parallel Universe
I'll note here that the laptop I used for the picture is by a japanese guy and apparently it actually works.
The shameless quality of the hacking assertion reminds me of the time Gerry Brownlee, as the disaster contol for National's 2005 campaign - and therefore a busy man - told National Radio (as it was called at the time) that, as campaign manager, Stephen Joyce's job was to see that before speeches Don had a cup of tea and the right number of chairs were put out.
Now it think about it, that also was also an effort to discredit evidence that came via Hager, though I don't remember if we knew that at the time.
Anyhow - this sort of thing does not claim the moral high ground.
Elsewhere, it looks like Fairfax's PR could do with some more subeditors:
I'll note here that the laptop I used for the picture is by a japanese guy and apparently it actually works.
The shameless quality of the hacking assertion reminds me of the time Gerry Brownlee, as the disaster contol for National's 2005 campaign - and therefore a busy man - told National Radio (as it was called at the time) that, as campaign manager, Stephen Joyce's job was to see that before speeches Don had a cup of tea and the right number of chairs were put out.
Now it think about it, that also was also an effort to discredit evidence that came via Hager, though I don't remember if we knew that at the time.
Anyhow - this sort of thing does not claim the moral high ground.
Elsewhere, it looks like Fairfax's PR could do with some more subeditors:
Fairfax Media, New Zealand's largest newspaper, magazine and web publisher, is again seeking the country's young journalism prospects for its journalism intern scheme and, after training at five leading journalism schools, to join publications or websites of their choice.The rest of the release isn't a model of style either. Not that I make any special claims in that department. Witness certain baroque sentence constructions above.
Labels: media, national party, nicky hager, nz politics, satire, steampunk
