What's Richard Worth been up to then eh?

[ManDownUnder]

I suspect it involves a cream bun and a pair of latex gloves....

Poo. I wanted it to involve creamy panties and a filled bun. Guess you can't win 'em all.

[Mully]

I wanted it to involve creamy panties and a filled bun.

Are we still discussing your fan club??

[idleidolidyll]

he's just an ordinary national party MP who got caught out.
don't trust any of them, they are all liars and thieves

[MisterD]

he's just an ordinary national party MP who got caught out.
don't trust any of them, they are all liars and thieves

As opposed to Field, Pope, Peters...

[scumdog]

He should have been a Poolice-man. They just sweep that kind of shit under the carpet and carry on....

yeah, Shipton, Rickards and co thought that too.....just don't depend on it.

[dickytoo]

'shove' when it was obvouse by Worths other political indescetions suggests to me that Key needs to toughen up and show some leadership should any future minister act in a manner of 'self' interest in their buisness dealings.

Skyryder

like the way helen clark dealt with winnie...

[ManDownUnder]

yeah, Shipton, Rickards and co thought that too.....just don't depend on it.

Do they use both ends of the broom or just the one?

[peasea]

So Minister Richard Worth has been persuaded to jump before he was pushed...Wazzee done then?
Flamin' pollies...

Who gives a fuck?

[Rcktfsh]

Who gives a fuck?

obviously not the other party involved.

[idleidolidyll]

As opposed to Field, Pope, Peters...

Nope, just the same and as with all the Hollow Men whose lies won them an election but which are all becoming clearer every day

[Skyryder]

like the way helen clark dealt with winnie...

No, not exactly. It cost her.

Key had the oppertunity with Worth some time back and did not take it.

On the surface I don't think this will cost the Nats too much other than show Key's inepptitude on leadership.

For example Key has kept his mouth shut on the reasons for Worth's resignation. Something that I sort of agree on............in the 'civilian' sense but Worth was a Minister in Key's government and as such Key needed to take charge. By his silence he did not. Instead he has left himself open to political inuendo and speculation as to why he stayed silent.


Skyryder

[MisterD]

Nope, just the same and as with all the Hollow Men whose lies won them an election but which are all becoming clearer every day

Hollow men? Oh ferchissake not that tripe again.

For example Key has kept his mouth shut on the reasons for Worth's resignation. Something that I sort of agree on............in the 'civilian' sense but Worth was a Minister in Key's government and as such Key needed to take charge. By his silence he did not. Instead he has left himself open to political inuendo and speculation as to why he stayed silent.

Nah. This is a police investigation, nothing to do with his conduct as a minister - comment should be left until the outcome is known.

[Robert Taylor]

http://www.guide2.co.nz/politics/new...r-made/11/8402


Reading inbetween the lines I'm picking there has been some kind of inappropiate behavour made towards a female.

Key is not saying much on this which is probably the right thing to do under the circumstances but that Key has taken so long to give Worth the
'shove' when it was obvouse by Worths other political indescetions suggests to me that Key needs to toughen up and show some leadership should any future minister act in a manner of 'self' interest in their buisness dealings.

Skyryder

Well hes shown more leadership than the former priminister who failed to act on proven charges of forgery and destroying evidence and also let other people hang out to dry on speeding charges. Need I go on....
The Liarbour party are on thin ground on this one.
Key was dead right to get rid of Worth and to also make sure he had all his ducks in a row before doing so.
In Worths defence at least he likes girls, not boys like a former Education minister.

[Skyryder]

Well hes shown more leadership than the former priminister who failed to act on proven charges of forgery and destroying evidence and also let other people hang out to dry on speeding charges. Need I go on....

I don't know. But I'm picking you will.


You seem to be behind the times. Clarke was not the driver and the speeding charges were dismissed on appeal. Try and get it right for once.

Skyryder

[Brian d marge]

FFS

I am half a planet away ,,and even I know what happened

He was trying to get into the pants of a Korean lady , by basically stalking her , texts offering jobs , phone calls

He should have gone 12 years ago , he even lost a safe seat which was won by ACT?

As for Osama, Obama eerrr John Key. well you voted for him.... now the treasury are trying for capital gains tax, The budget wasnt much cop ( Standard and poors saw to that ) That insulation was a good thing though ,,,

but have to say Nationals true colors are coming out ...anything else that will rush past under urgency ????

It doesnt matter WHO you vote for , NZ hasnt any money and in Debt up to its ears, if they could fine a new form of income streaming they would they already have;

Speeding
State owned enterprises
( that covers a lot right there ,,,doesnt competition bring down prices ... )

Good luck , I vote for Edward John Smith who was born in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, to Edward Smith, a potter, and Catherine Hancock, née Marsh, who married in 1841 in Wolstanton.^[1] His parents later owned a shop. Smith attended the Etruria British School until the age of 13 when he went to Liverpool to begin a seafaring career. He apprenticed on the Senator Weber owned by A Gibson & Co., Liverpool.

Couldnt think of a better man to captain this ship !


Stephen