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This blog is not normally a political blog, but with only weeks to the New Zealand general elections I think this issue should be reviewed on this blog.Standard and Poors has publicly denied saying that. Phil Goff claims the statement was a breach of privilege. Because any privilege claim couldn't be made until after the elections, it is really immaterial. I think PM John Key knew that when he made the false claim!
All voters can really do is consider whether they have any future faith in a person who appears to have misled the country. Should the voting public vote for Pinnochio? If one happens to read this post, you get another side to John key. Some have said the mask came off and the real persona came through?
This will give readers from overseas a good look at the man who wants a second term as prime minister of New Zealand.
http://www.scoop.co.nz/multimedia/tv/business/57462.html
http://peteskiwiforum.blogspot.com
http://blogging-along-with-pete.wallinside.com
http://peter-petterson.blogspot.com
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