Tuesday, November 21, 2006
Breaking news!
Uh huh, this explains Uncle Don's bizarre recent injunction stopping the publication of the leaked e-mails:
In other news the Kiwi's are paying $3.70 head to head for this week's Tri-Nation's final clash, $6 for the half time/full time double and should get about a 10 point head start when they release that option later in the week at the TAB.
And in the truly bizarre news of the day, MAF is looking to destroy the exotic lizards sneaked into this country recently in order to teach the smugglers a lesson:
MAF spokesman Phil Barclay says:
Yeah, you show 'em MAF.
Researcher Nicky Hager revealed today that he is the author of a book based on National Party leader Don Brash's leaked emails.
The book - The Hollow Men: A Study in the Politics of Deception - was to have been launched today but has been caught by a court injunction obtained by Brash last week forbidding publication of the emails.
Hager called a press conference in Wellington this morning and distributed copies of his preface to the book and a foreword by former National MP Marilyn Waring.
The book is "an extraordinary case study of unprincipled and anti-democratic politics," Hager says in his preface.
In other news the Kiwi's are paying $3.70 head to head for this week's Tri-Nation's final clash, $6 for the half time/full time double and should get about a 10 point head start when they release that option later in the week at the TAB.
And in the truly bizarre news of the day, MAF is looking to destroy the exotic lizards sneaked into this country recently in order to teach the smugglers a lesson:
MAF spokesman Phil Barclay says:
Apart from the potential for introducing diseases into New Zealand, the reptile pet trade was cruel and further endangered rare species.
Yeah, you show 'em MAF.
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