What were those involved thinking? Could they have come up with a 'Maori artefact' more tacky than a 'tupperwaka'?
Aside from the dodgy dealings surrounding the 'gift' from John Key to Pita Sharples in the form of this plastic
He waka kirihou?
He Kaawanatanga kirihou!
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John boy and Pita have cooked up a pile of something smelly here...this is one of the dumbest ideas I have seen in a long time.
The end result will be a plastic white elphant of very big proportions...
I like Pita normally but this is just dopey.
Yes indeed Johnny and Bill are sending all the wrong signals...soon they will run out of money then what?
Borrow?
Borrow?
Borrow?
(Stole those from the Nats' 'Book of Clever Schemes and Popular Plans'.)
Agree. This stinks of a deal to shore up Pita's vote in his under-threat electorate. (As well as being a plastic-tiki-tacky-tuppa-waka). Priorities eh?
You'd think this toy boat was a 'nice to have' that we could do without, as Bill is so often telling us, but no, it's as vital as accomodation for the Canterbury earthquake refugees apparently.
How do Bill and John sleep at night?
They sleep very well, in mansion's, second homes and castles/luxary hotels no doubt.
Although I'm not in favour of this whole plastic waka pavillion idea, it seems a little bit rich from Shane Jones to comment...first he was the one using tax payer funded "plastic" for totally orther purposes and secondly, we didn't hear Labour winching when they pored thirty million dollars into the American Cup.
I 'winced' when they did Dutchie. Jones' misbehaviour will provide material for the Right for many a month, won't it, but this plastic waka gift from Key to the hapu in Sharples' electorate is kinda sad and not a little revealing, don't you think?
The Maori Party are in trouble and National will be pouring everything they can into keeping them afloat (waka allusion there).
No, the expensive plastic waka which we cannot afford is perfectly fitting.
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