State assets: Key may 'water down' sales

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PM John Key is not ruling out a watered-down proposal for the sale of SOEs, after a 3 News Reid Research poll showed 60pct of Kiwis are against it.
PM John Key is not ruling out a watered-down proposal for the sale of SOEs, after a 3 News Reid Research poll showed 60pct of Kiwis are against it.
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22 Feb 2011 09:16a.m.

Kim wrote:

@Luke
John key was never a highly successful investment banker he was a money trader that basicly sucked money out of fresh air by buying currency when it was low and selling it when its high. Care to explain how that translates into a good CV for a PM?
Calling him an investment banker is like saying the office lady in a plumbing firm is a plumber

21 Feb 2011 09:17p.m.

abdullah wrote:

luke , these are the same type of people that stole billions of investors money. you want them to steal the country as well. gullible kiwi.

21 Feb 2011 03:26p.m.

Luke wrote:

It is a sad state of affairs when a highly successful investment banker and prime minister is not allowed to manage the assets and indebtedness of the country because of democracy. These lefties just look jealously and thing boo hoo he has Fifty million dollars and I don't, when you should realise that he is extremely talented and he wants you to have every opportunity to succeed. NZ needs to take the advice of the most talented not the demands of the least productive.