Key phucks up again

[Skyryder]

As usual the Keywi lovers have only reported what suites them. Cullins remarks were in response to Keys derogitory comments on Clark having no children. It's all sick on both sides with this............not just one.


Skyryder

[Oscar]

As usual the Keywi lovers have only reported what suites them. Cullins remarks were in response to Keys derogitory comments on Clark having no children. It's all sick on both sides with this............not just one.


Skyryder

What about Mallard's latest?
Explain that away...

[Usarka]

Keys comments were taken from a newspaper article which he thought quoted Darren Hughes. It turns out the that it wasn't a quote but written by a journalist.

Mistake or intentional? I'm sure labour supporters will see it as intentional and the National supporters will see it as a mistake. So who really knows.

What is not in question is the amount of abuse directed at Key by labour. So they're a bit hypocritical if the odd comment comes back. Mallard has already shown hes good at giving but not receiving, and now Cullen looks the same.

This sums it up:

Mr Key said last night he had had five years of verbal abuse from Dr Cullen - though not the words used yesterday.

"The last time it got really ugly was when he called me a working-class scab."

Mr Key said calling him a "rich prick" was Dr Cullen showing his true feelings. Dr Cullen fundamentally had an aversion to people who had been successful.

"And what does that speak of for a Government it claims wants people to be successful," he said.

[Skyryder]

What about Mallard's latest?
Explain that away...

What's that, or have I already covered it??


Skyryder

[Oscar]

What's that, or have I already covered it??


Skyryder

Not the punch.
The abuse of Parliamentary Privilege.

Senior Cabinet Minister Trevor Mallard is refusing to apologise to a whistleblower who he attacked as incompetent and sad, despite the Environment Ministry yesterday saying her work was "of good quality".

[Skyryder]

Not the punch.
The abuse of Parliamentary Privilege.

Yep I have covered that. My opinion is in here somewhere on that. But I agree with you on that and have already stated this elsewhere.

Skyryder

[Skyryder]

Keys comments were taken from a newspaper article which he thought quoted Darren Hughes. It turns out the that it wasn't a quote but written by a journalist.

Mistake or intentional? I'm sure labour supporters will see it as intentional and the National supporters will see it as a mistake. So who really knows.

What is not in question is the amount of abuse directed at Key by labour. So they're a bit hypocritical if the odd comment comes back. Mallard has already shown hes good at giving but not receiving, and now Cullen looks the same.

This sums it up:

Yes and look at the bullshit Labour has had to put up with from National. For example they have claimed that Labour is corrupt so often that people now believe it.

New Zealand is one of the least corrupt countries in the world. The country was ranked second out of 159 countries surveyed in Transparency International's 2005 Corruption Perceptions Index.


But it gets better in 2007 were are first equal.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0781359.html

Skyryder

[MisterD]

New Zealand is one of the least corrupt countries in the world. The country was ranked second out of 159 countries surveyed in Transparency International's 2005 Corruption Perceptions Index.


But it gets better in 2007 were are first equal.

http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0781359.html

Skyryder

There's a differnence between
1) A corrupt government, changing the law to validate illegal spending, filling the (supposedly neutral) public service with Labour cronies and ousting people with links to the opposition....etc etc.

and
2) A corrupt country where you have to bribe officials as a matter of course...certainly officer, is there a discount on that ticket for cash?

[Skyryder]

There's a differnence between
1) A corrupt government, changing the law to validate illegal spending, filling the (supposedly neutral) public service with Labour cronies and ousting people with links to the opposition....etc etc.

and
2) A corrupt country where you have to bribe officials as a matter of course...certainly officer, is there a discount on that ticket for cash?

They are still first.

Skyryder

[Storm]

Course they are- they bribed the guys doing the survery! Duhhh

Continue saluting your framed photo of the hammer and sickle- oops, the labour party photo

[Skyryder]

Course they are- they bribed the guys doing the survery! Duhhh

A man with a political sense of humour.............rare............and bloody with it

Skyryder

[The Stranger:Me]

Move on guys I have. I've said my piece you've said yours.

Make your mind up woman.

[Skyryder]

Make your mind up woman.

So I changed my mind. It's 'our' perogative.

Skyryder

[Storm]

So I changed my mind. It's 'our' perogative.

Skyryder

Yeah, I've heard you Labour types do that a lot. Then you change the laws so it was always that way too, dont you?

[Finn]

Hmmm lets see what Helen and her bitches have fucked up...

Education
Health
Police
Military
Economy
International relations (Other than third world ones)
Transport
Justice
"keep filling in the blanks"

Makes John Key look like a God.