"This drought is a regional event and your region has been hit hard but you're likely to cope it's not the end of the world," Agriculture Minister Jim Anderton said yesterday at the drought committee meeting in Masterton.
He was visiting drought-stricken areas of Wairarapa, including Pahiatua and Greytown, before returning to the Beehive last night..."
Not the end of the world to you-ya wanker.
YOUR income is secure you arsewipe parasite. Take a look at how many farmers have topped themselves.
DO you know how that feels? To know how people are driven to total desperation and kill themselves because nobody appear to be helping or wants to know.
You are as useless a minister as you were a parent!
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What's that line about the desire to be a politician should bar you for life from ever being one?.
What the parasitic slimeball means is that it's not the end of his world--him and the rest of his suckerfish cronies.
He'll go from his present useless, overpaid, unaccountable occupation to some cosy leech's position should Labour lose the election.
Smug, patronizing useless assholes, the lot of 'em.
KG- exactly!
:-) I love politicians...NOT.
Just sent you a mail--pics of the house we're trying to buy. Great wabbit shooting there.
What the parasitic slimeball means is that it's not the end of his world--him and the rest of his suckerfish cronies.
More likely what he means is, that by subsidising drought-striken farmers, there are not enough votes to 'buy' for the next election and the money can be thrown at some hopless cause that 'buys' a bigger block of voters.
So thats a no to flaming projectiles at the WMD?
I'll save them for a demo on the bit of grass next to Moleworth St then shall I?
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