Marching Manning

“I will march from the red house to my home in south ladies and gentlemen; this is a protest against injustices against everyone, not just me ladies and gentlemen.
Suffice it to say ladies and gentlemen, never mind the injustices between 2001 and 2010, for example when you said you did not want smelters I told you I will build three instead, never mind when you could not buy rice and flour I told you to eat cassava, never mind when your relatives were kidnapped or murdered I told you that it was a strange thing, never mind when you raised concerns with a deal involving my party’s treasurer I told you it may be morally wrong but not legally wrong. Never mind those few examples, as you are well aware there are countless instances of injustices, I will march against the injustices today ladies and gentlemen, after all I am today well grounded, no longer I’m I the all mighty man I once was. I can now bond with those who matter most, those who elect me into office. May I add ladies and gentlemen, that I am eternally grateful to all of you for showing me where I came from, great is Patrick Manning, he shall attempt to hoodwink again.”