Thursday, September 15, 2005

Labour's Vindictiveness: Part 1093892

Michael Cullen demonstrates again the pure vindictiveness of Labour Ministers with a subtle warning that:

"While Labour had complied with the Ombudsman's request, Cullen said he held serious concerns about the precedent created, and would take the matter up with his office after the election. "
Clearly, so angry are Labour that the Chief Ombudsman has complied with his statutory duty to ensure that important public information is not suppressed for purely political purposes, they will attempt to push John Belgrave out of his job if Labour wins on Saturday.

Should that come as a shock? Probably not. But it shows just how low Labour will go.

6 comments:

Insolent Prick said...

You can't expect those fuckers to keep quiet, Craig. They're too vitriolic.

In the spirit of David Farrar, I am using my comments box to foreshadow an intention to blog soon about the contenders for Labour's leadership in opposition.

And if I see any of you fuckers blogging about it before I've posted, then I will be both very cranky that you've stolen my thought process, and quite annoyed at myself for having acted like David Farrar.

Anonymous said...

Cullen seems to have aged the last couple of days - he looked like an ashen little grey-haired old man on TV today. Hopefully just a slow-mo heart attack - so we can all enjoy it.

Anonymous said...

IP I wont steal your thunder Ive got some ideas thou And a little out of left(pun intended) field I see a blood letting like none before. I sense there is a pent up frustration that will vent itself on a number of them Not us the usual suspects Let us enjoy the next feww days And the blood letting I see following form the Left
gd

Anonymous said...

i think the smarmy one will take it
as he is a devious bastard, and hasmanaged to do his screwing overs out of the limelight.
Cullender has no public credibility. Wilson would get assasinated. Dullard is not the brightest when it comes to keeping his mouth shut.
Goff, blew any chance he had when he sucked the terrorists face.
Hawkins...ha ha need I say more

Tamihere might be the dark horse of the pack, and you can never rule out winston..he's a cunning bastard, and he might try a take over merger.

Unknown said...

My pick - Shane Jones to do a Brash - come in and take over as leader very quickly.


or Goff if they want to win badly enough. Goff has shored up his support with the Left - he's not seen as the Rogernome he was. Maharey is too intellectual; Cullen doens't want it, is going to retire next time anyway, and will be tarred with the loss if they lose Saturday. Mallard similarly tarred.

Anonymous said...

rob just pissed you off because Shane Jones is actually the logical choice to reunite Labour with maoridom. It would be a coup for labour heirachy, and would kill the MP. Then again there will probably be a referendum before the next election, and the Maori seats will be assimilated into the general electoral roll. His problem though, is that he is a product of the gravy train, and has become quite wealthy from it all.