How to invest using public funds

13 June 1999  CHRISTIAN charity director John Massam is unrepentant about his pro-family values Challenge Communications Foundation funding its activities by exploiting tax loopholes which benefit the wealthy. See story

“The people who invest in the film feel they are doing something worthwhile with their money,” he said. “In a sense, they are choosing how the money is spent rather than the Government. Some might prefer to do it this way than to fund abortions,” said Massam, whose organisation publishes the conservative Christian newspaper, Challenge Weekly.

 

This news item   links the   events which follow and  the use of public funds for private enterprise revolving round the film industry , I would   like to thank Bob Dey for   the   excellent web site he runs  which has made much of this material   so readily available

Had those  in local government done   some research they could have saved many  millions of dollars but as  with the granting of   law  enforcement ability to non existent organisations  such as   Neil Wells  “AWINZ “ it just goes to prove  that our government and local governemnts never check  and  certainly don’t verify.

Not surprisingly   the majority of those involved in this are Baptists who through their   church have  a high level of affiliation.  Another council  Baptist affiliation which   was highlighted in my research was that of  Dale Ofsoske  who is connected  to  Tony Tay through the  Tabernacle .

I  present this chronology to show   that the writing was on the wall for the Auckland  film studios  before it even began. It was never more than a vehicle that   people were going to use for their  riches and not something for the  public good.

Also Read  the blog Tony Tay Film Limited in Receivership.

A chronology is attached by way of PDF  it is interesting reading .These are the events to the present day a trail of liquidations

 

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