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| Audrey Young |
The Herald’s chief political reporter and National Party
clone, Audrey Young is at it again…she makes headlines out of John Key
predicting the RWC final score…big deal. [Audrey’s comments in italics]
Prime Minister John Key is predicting a win to the All Blacks of 27 to
12 against Australia in the Rugby World Cup final - although it should be
remembered that his prediction a week ago was that the All Blacks would be
playing Argentina in the final.
Mr Key is a familiar post-match face in the All Blacks' dressing room.
Key of course has to justify the massive tax-payer cost for
funding him, his wife plus possibly son Max along with the Minister of Sport
etc. to London for a week of rugby watching…now some may consider that spending
tens if not hundreds of thousands of our hard earned tax money for the sake of
a few photo opportunities in the AB’s changing room is OK, but I can think of
better ways of spending that money, where it would actually help real people.
Maybe just maybe what attracts the PM to the All-Blacks dressing room is the
length of some All-Black’s hair… Ma’a Nonu for example has a wonderful head
full of flowing locks, even better than that young waitress in Auckland who was
teased heaps of times by a fixated and over excited sexually driven PM…
To make it look as if he is working and not just holidaying
DonKey is once again calling on the Queen to pat her wee dogs, I think he might
be targeting a Knighthood hood. Now this is strange, remember this the guy who
is spending 26 million dollars to change our flag…which would give most the
impression that he wants to break the historic links with English royalty…he
also reintroduced ‘Knighthoods’ and then tossed out Knighthoods to his good
mate Roger Douglas and a few other strange people…sweet Audrey wrote:
Mr Key said that in his meeting with Teresa May [UK Home Secretary] he will be asking that New Zealand's strong
historical links with Britain be taken into account in any future restrictions
on foreigners to work there. [Beat that for hypocritical behaviour]
And on his last encounter with the Queen, Mr Key and his family were
guests for the weekend at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
It will be Mr Key's fifth audience with the Queen in Britain.
It would appear that pee-wee in the shower John K just loves
visiting the Queen, here is a list of his known past visits to his Queen
• 25 November 2008 at Buckingham Palace
• 26 April 2011 at Windsor Castle
• 7 June 2012 at Buckingham Palace
• 22 September 2013 at Balmoral Castle
• 30 October 2015 at Windsor Castle
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| I want to hold your hand Key at 2011 RWC Auckland |
TV 3 [as can be expected] was quick to give the PM a media
boost when they informed us how yesterday he talked rugby with the Queen…gee
she must have been over-joyed…
His PR team deserves praise for their ability to slip Key
into situations that keep his face in the news and it seems as if a Knighthood
is Richie McCaw’s, all he has to do is but ask, because it appears as if, the
Queen has agreed to give Key’s buddy Richie a Knighthood on the word of the
publicity seeking PM anytime he asks… I can picture Key inviting the Queen to
his mansions in Hawaii or Auckland…and while she is there she will no doubt
agree to a change of the flag. Speaking of the flag…
New Zealand's proposition to dump its flag is likely to be discussed
when Prime Minister John Key and the Queen meet at Windsor Castle.
Mr Key was due to meet the monarch on Friday afternoon (local time),
and told reporters he expected the possible flag change to come up.
However, he clearly did not believe it was a controversial topic,
saying the Queen's position was that it was an issue for New Zealanders.
"That's the view the royal family's always taken when countries
have raised a variety of constitutional matters, including some that have gone
republic," Mr Key said.
"She's supportive of New Zealanders having a process if that's
what they want to go through. I don't think you could say she would offer a
view of whether they should do it or not."
Mr Key noted that he had previously raised the issue with the Queen, so
he was likely to explain the referendum process the county was now taking Mr
Key said.
The Prime Minister will head to Twickenham on Saturday for
the Rugby World Cup final before flying out of London that night.
The big day has arrived, in London the PM’s hairdresser is
putting the finishing touches to his few remaining strands, his manicurist has
finished painting his finger nails with the silver-fern and the limo idles
outside of the 1st class hotel. He and his GCSB and SIS support team
board the limo and head off to Twickenham.
By now we all know the result… a great win by the AB’s…
Did having Key as a extra ‘Water-boy’ make any difference; I’ll
leave you to decide.
Thank God it’s all over; maybe the media can now fixate on
other things for a little while…
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