Mark Griffin, former traitor, spouts the new government policy for rural development which is, to be sure exactly the same policy as other every other government before (save one) that didn’t have any idea what to do to develop the economy successfully either: shift public service jobs into town and create new public service ones.
Send us a prison says lawyer Mark and quickly too before all that “political capital” is burned up.
Mark.
Bubbie.
We are in a pre-election period.
It could be we are in a pre-leadership period on top of that.
Over the next two years there’ll be no shortage of political will to distribute scarce tax dollars around on any scheme - no matter how useless, no matter that it has been tried and failed before - that might pay for a few more votes.
Forget a prison.
Dream big.
Think of a gigantic greenhouse for growing things like cucumbers and tomatoes.
Just because it failed before doesn’t mean it can’t be useful again to get that last seven percent.
Mark Griffin, former traitor, may well have hit on the way to get that last seven percent of people fully satisfied.
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