Things that 7 Sharp should probably be talking about

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Things that 7 Sharp should probably be talking about

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  1. THe (F)JK stance of ‘well the other guys do it also’ so nothing new or different here, should be challenged by the Lame Street Media.
    e.g. Can you gives us an example of OIA requested being fast tracked? And then is it to a renown ‘hate jockey’ left wing blogger?
    Also when has the left made a serious effort to ‘knee cap’ a civil servant?

    It’s the ‘village idiot’ defense by (F)JK and the LSM are letting him get away with it.

    When will Martyn B be invited on to TV to give the opinion of the left, and not these invariable wet, stuttering and mumbling supposed left leaning commentators………..in an attempt by the LSM to seem to be acting neutral………yeh right !!!………..could they pick any one worse to put the lefts case?????

    • Would that be the same ‘village idiot’ by the name of Helen Clark who signed her name to someone else’s work in the now infamous ‘painter gate’ scandal, claiming that she didn’t know what all the fuss was about….”everyone does it”.

  4. Hager’s revelations are new but it is obvious the rot set in among National ministers quite some time ago. They believe their actions are above the law but we have to question is this really what we have to put up with in a democracy. The National PR spin doctors have attempted to manipulate the media and downplayed the lack of morality of the Prime Minister’s Office and our Minister of Justice is still hanging tough. Bloody amazing. If this was in the USA these actions,( Ministers supplying private details from a political party’s computer including personal phone numbers of ministerial employees to the likes of Cameron Slater) would be in breach of their constitution. Heads would roll without doubt. Maybe New Zealand needs a formalized constitution to chart its future and the future of rampant power crazed politicians. Hopefully there is a change of government to prevent the rot from spreading in the short term but looking forward, longer term, we need more checks and balances put in place to re-establish a meaningful democracy and government.

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