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Turn you mind back just two months, when the Herald reported this:
If Kim Dotcom becomes part of a king-making triumvirate in September, I will run around the neighbourhood waving my undies in the air.
All we ask of Pam Corkery, now that she is on Dotcom's payroll is that she gives people fair warning about where she lives so they can leave town and avoid life-long trauma.Pam Corkery is another so called "principled" leftie who has fallen down to worship at the altar of Dotcom's supposed wealth. The political Left has shown its true, greedy colours this week. But please; no more talk of Pam Corkery's undergarments...
Do we have psychic powers? Do we what! Check this out:It was just this morning that we predicted a return to politics for Pam Corkery. Within eight hours, it has happened!Now we wait with bated breath for the triumphal entry into the Promised Land of Dotcom Dollars for Jim Anderton; surely it's only a matter of time. That'll really bring the yoof voters flocking to MegaMana!
It's been an interesting week in left-wing politics. The Internet and Mana Parties have merged to become MegaMana. Laila Harra, former Labour Party member, New Labour and Alliance MP, Green Party staffer and trade unionist has been appointed leader of the Internet Party, and will be at #3 on the MegaMana list.
Take a look at MegaMana's Top Four; Hone Harawira, Laila Harre, Annette Sykes and John Minto; they're all not just from the political Left, but the extreme Left. Quite how they fit alongside their moneybags "founder" and "visionary" and his four million bucks (more on that later in the day) is anyone's guess. It would seen that even hard-core left wingers have their price, and Dotcom is paying it.
And then we hear that Willie Jackson has categorically ruled out standing for Labour in Tamaki Makaurau, but has NOT ruled out standing in the same electorate for MegaMana. It's a veritable Alliance Party reunion!
So we can't help but wonder; who's next? Is the door of the political crypt about to be rolled open, and Jim Anderton dusted off and wheeled out? Alamein Kopu is no longer with us, but there are still the likes of Frank Grover, Pam Corkery, Sandra Lee and Phillida Bunkle (to name but four) who could be recruited to fatten the ranks. After all, Dotcom has promised to pay their salaries, and the Left loves Other People's Money!
The Internet Party is supposed to be forward-looking and visionary, but Laila Harre's speech yesterday took us back to the past. If that's where MegaMana wants to mire itself, then dredging up recycled politicians from a generation ago is the perfect starting point.
