Dave Groves
Shouldn’t someone who is clever and kind be working with his ilk for the benefit of all Tasmanians and the welfare of the state instead of openly promoting hostility? Bartlett’s lack of action over savage violence in the forests when a young girl was sprayed with glass, and by the video record was lucky not to be wiped out with a flying sledgehammer, is abhorrent. Bartlett’s ears hear words come out clever and kind but the reality speaks of promotion of division and endless inequality.
“The more people who see themselves as my political opponents and want to use my lines, the better.”

http://www.examiner.com.au/news/local/news/politics/pulp-mill-opinions-decided39/1395682.aspx

Why does Bartlett want more opponents?

Shouldn’t someone who is clever and kind be working with his ilk for the benefit of all Tasmanians and the welfare of the state instead of openly promoting hostility?

Bartlett’s lack of action over savage violence in the forests when a young girl was sprayed with glass, and by the video record was lucky not to be wiped out with a flying sledgehammer, is abhorrent.

Bartlett’s ears hear words come out clever and kind but the reality speaks of promotion of division and endless inequality.

Why promote angst with such childish statements and his diabolical actions such as his November 2010 lifeline extension to Gunns’ wood supply agreement?

So many people have their lives on hold, stagnating productivity and opportunity for so many Tasmanians, while a company that seems to have a tentacle grip on government bounces like a yo yo around a proposal that is archaic and environmentally disastrous.

Will Labor hero Garrett maintain Bartlett’s clever and kind illusion on Monday January the 5th or will he split ranks and be the only one to cut the shackles that have so far bound government and Gunns front to back?

All tiers of government have so far openly supported this rinky dink proposal with endless extensions on copious contractual lifelines and props of pillars of cash given to a company that has failed to deliver anything except the promise of denuding the landscape and exterminating native wildlife.

Will the division wall be bricked up a few more storeys or will it crumble beautifully to the ground so we can work as one to build a path to a prosperous future with the bricks that have caused so much pain?

The show continues…….