From Phil Twyford over at Red Alert on pig farming. This is Red Alert’s first video blog.
Twyford manages to impress me on two of my favourite topics all in one post – technology and animal welfare. Hopefully on both topics this signals Labour moving forward. As the title of his post says: Time for a change.
I only wish Labour could have done something about it while they were in power – as Twyford notes, it doesn’t look like National’s done much about it, and it doesn’t look like they intend to do much about it. The recession will probably have something to do with inaction – it’s been the catch-all for pretty much every issue over the last year.
Wow. Red Alert’s first web blog.
I can’t wait to see Red Alert’s first web blog’s first web web blog.
And after that, well there’s only Red Alert’s first web blog’s first web web blog’s first web web web blog.
The suspense is killing me.
LOL. Oops.. fixing post to say video blog as it was meant to say!
Oh well, I had my moment of petty pedantry. Still working hours here and the clock is crawling…
[rocky: deleted. stick to arguments rather than personal attacks next time.]
[rocky: I banned you from commenting on my posts yesterday.]
Rocky,
My argument was ..Twyford and King are publicity junkies.
They are the ones who made personal attacks against the pig farmers, to push their own wheelbarrow.
Am I wrong?
Steve.
Well that comment was a little less offensive. See. it’s not that hard to get your point across without resorting to personal attacks.
Tell me how Twyford has made personal attacks against pig farmers?
Also tell me how you know that Twyford is standing up for pigs to push his own wheelbarrow rather than because he actually cares.
If he believes it (and I have no reason to believe he doesn’t), why hasn’t he got the policy changed?
That’s the biggest problem with Labour: too many people with good intentions, but without the willingness to follow through.
Good points George, and ones I can’t answer other than to say I wouldn’t have posted what I did if I wasn’t pretty sure Twyford believes what he’s saying.
Perhaps you might get a better answer asking Twyford directly on Red Alert?
Where is Twyford’s commitment to changing the Economic policies that create the kind of conditions where animals are exploited like this?
This isnt “New Generation Labour”, it’s a new generation of career politician.
having a video blog doesn’t make you Obama.
you have to be born around the same time and lead the National party for that…