I’m very surprised David Shearer has put his name to this:
In case you can’t see the fine print:
Authorised by David Shearer, MP
Parliament Buildings, Wellington
Shearer may not be the ringmaster, but he has nailed his name to the circus. He needs to be careful about which hat might stick.
It is misleading to the point of blatant doshonesty. Very unprofessional leadership.
Mad Mary
/ June 26, 2012The nasty nats would sell their granmother if they could.
Pete George
/ June 26, 2012Funny, at the last DN Nth election meeting I said Nats would sell their grandmother to China, it was in humourous Letterman style end to the campaign.
But there’s been no secret recordings of English saying that’s what would happen, and not even David Shearer or Russel Norman are claiming it’s on the cards.
Mad Mary
/ June 26, 2012Pass the lemons Pete
nanageeup
/ June 26, 2012In Sth Dunedin what we don’t know we make up. Bugger the National toadies.
ThE LiSp
/ June 27, 2012TRAiTOR TRAITOR TRAITOR
UP BEFORE THE FIRING SQUAD
TRAITOR TRAITOR TRAITOR
Ed
/ June 27, 2012The only disappointing part I could see was the lack of acknowledgement of significant part played by ACT and United Future, without whom none the asset sales could not have happened. John Key has been similarly disappointing in not pointing out how grateful he must be to those two support parties – it is almost as if he takes them for granted, isn’t it?
Pete George
/ June 27, 2012I’m sure there will be a bit of taking for granted, but when you need both their votes you can’t do that too much.
United Future proved a point by holding National to their word of maintaining 51% crown ownership, after they tried to relax that to voting rights only.
travellerev
/ June 27, 2012Shearer is a NWO stooge: http://aotearoaawiderperspective.wordpress.com/2012/05/29/david-shearer-globalism-and-the-international-institute-for-strategic-studies-or-why-you-should-be-very-careful-in-the-next-election/
wisewoman
/ June 27, 2012Standing up for United Future is delusional. Saying they proved their point by making Nactional stick to 51% – what point? It’s like saying I set the body on fire, but kept the belly button because it may be useful.
Pete George
/ June 27, 2012Thanks, another weird anology for the library. Innaccurate, but funny.
There’s not much chance of the power companies going up in smoke. They’ll still be here, as will most of the ownership, control, and profits.