...and stupid. Guido Fawkes may have been planning to blow up Westminister, but his motives were anything but liberal.
He wanted James (who by comtempory standards was very inclusive) dead and replaced by a catholic monarch, which would have caused another round of bloody repression. Burning at the stakes, anyone?
Here's how educated businessmen run countrys
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=11448155
Country should be run by Natalia Kills
Little is the Union face of a party formed by the working man, but now run by women in sensible shoes.
He is a ghost from the past, trying to front an organisation that has no idea who or what it stands for.
Key looks done.
He's become used to power and arrogant, but much worse he's now accident prone.
The problem with Labour is that they cant make up their minds whether they stand for neo-liberalism or socialism-lite and either way they go they get chastised as being one or the other.
Key on the other hand cottoned on that people prefer the friendly car salesman who makes a quick buck, to someone who may work hard and make long lasting decisions.
They're both socialism-lite, people choose the blue version because they prefer to have a governing party that at least argues with itself in private, and if it's going to have policy written by its mates, they prefer employers and farmers to be doing the writing over the teaching unions and the EPMU.
The only time either party looks further than the next election is when they're trying to come up with policy that the other lot can't repeal without pain...Key on the other hand cottoned on that people prefer the friendly car salesman who makes a quick buck, to someone who may work hard and make long lasting decisions.
Working for other peoples' families anyone? That wasn't about sensible coherent policy for the country, that was about trying to make the middle classes into Labour-voting beneficiaries.
"No problem" there Brett.
My understanding is the vote of no confidence failed. Because there is no recall legislation, unlike in the USA for example, Brown can't be fired as Mayor.
Nothing short of a conviction for a major crime or being declared insane will get rid of him.
WFF was Labours solution to alleviating the growing levels of child poverty (many of the families whom are actually working ones) and with the housing prices bubble that was occurring under their watch - something was needed.
Labour should've tackled the housing investment problem when it started cropping its head and WFF would largely not be needed. Instead now, most Middle Class families would be on the bones of their arses without it - which is why Key wont take it way.
Andrew Little or John Key? - Claytons and Hobson's choice - Tweedledee or Tweedledumer!
About as different as Matchless and AJS motorcycles were - only far less interesting I.E. http://www.classic-british-motorcycl...torcycles.html![]()
Nuke the Beehive when parliament's in session! Then hold a new election and shoot all the new candidates in the head - just above the beak, and let it be known that that fate will befall any other arseholes who contest politics for the power trip!
Then hold new elections............
When we have a party who actually have the health, wealth and happiness of the population as a whole as a priority, over the wellbeing of a select few, then it may be worthwhile considering who is the better prime minister!
Until then, Fuck'eml!
They are both mainly useless fucking scumbags!
- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.
Your plan has holes in it. The radioactive fallout will cleanse the entirety of Wellytown for hundreds of years (not an entirely bad plan really...) meaning that the population will have to leafe for a few generations.
My suggestion is that we send them all to Westport, to aid the flagging economy down there.
As for Little Andrew...![]()
TOP QUOTE: The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other peoples money.
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