Wait one -- first they sell off the roads and claim it's all in the public interest, and the money will roll in because the people, via the State government, holds the controlling share... and thus cannot lose on the deal... allegedly it was a 'win-win' with billions pouring into the coffers while still retaining the majority and controlling shareholdings.
Am I right??
So now we have the last ditch bid to sell of the controlling shareholding before the inevitable collapse of this 'government' next election.
So now the 'good deal for NSW' is having no controlling shareholding and copping a few little bits of cash here while foregoing yet another opportunity for never-ending revenue.
Am I right?
What is the state to do for ongoing revenue without any shareholding?
What's next on the list?
If I were Luke Folly, I'd make a clear statement right here and now that any such deals will be immediately and unilaterally repudiated once the government changes hands....
Time for the revolution, folks...
Nothing but a pack of thieves and liars in Macquarie Street - and you can bet there's a juicy little earner waiting for Gladys and Co once they are ejector seated out of politics by the people... and you can bet some of these thieves already own 'shares' in these 'privatised ventures'....
What this nation lacks is a well-trained and dedicated assassination team......
Must get back to writing Austrochine soon..... that's a basic theme.... art reflecting what life should be........