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The current rise of populism challenges the way we think about people’s relationship to the economy.We seem to be entering an era of populism, in which leadership in a democracy is based on preferences of the population which do not seem entirely rational nor serving their longer interests. ...
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Here’s what Mossack Fonseca is telling its clients – apparently the transfer of 2.6 TB of data was an email server breach.
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That doesn’t mean that the rivers weren’t polluted when Andrew was a kid, he was just ignorant to that fact.
Probably goes a long way in explaining some of the nonsense he comes up with.
Kids, learn from Andrew’s mistake, ignorance is no excuse.
The beer I drink does not have any urine in it BM, but that is not to say that some other beers do.
I’d much rather be chancing my arm back then than now, and so would anyone who lives in the real world.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/75557691/Some-of-Wairarapas-best-swimming-holes-are-now-too-dried-up-or-polluted-to-swim-in
I used to be able to swim in ANY river
Another politically stupid comment, the man just doesn’t have what it takes.
You started this whole thing so you could get to this bullshit comment, key is a mumbling lying slurping douch but you never point that out .
Says the supreme example of an ignoramus.
Lame even for you BM,
next please, God loves a trier.
We swam in South Canterbury rivers decades ago and there was not a whisper of risk from pollution unless it was near a town sewage or near an abattoir. These pollutions have largely been corrected to be replaced with a profit driven rubbish.
Hamilton people can actually swim in the waikato river now, that was not possible 40 years ago because of all the pollution.
Really, because I spent summers diving off the Fairfield bridge and don’t recall anything particularly unpleasant about the water.
It was full of shit and farm waste.
Big efforts were started back in the mid 1970’s to clean up the waikato river.
You could still swim in it , I did in the 1980’s, it just wasn’t recommended.
I should have added the word safely to my initial post.
Not as full of shit as you are
“I should have added the word safely to my initial post.”
Lolz, and you’re criticising Little for using one word out of place. Another politically stupid comment, you just don’t have what it takes.
A bunch of south Canterbury rivers aren’t even paddle-able, much less wadable now. Not enough water.
PFI deals will cost taxpayers £209bn over next 35 years
Wonder how much more the Private Public Partnership model is costing us.
So what do you think abut the fact our countries nice tax haven laws have been used to hide the transactions and ill gotten money of child rapists/child sex slave traffickers and those breaking trade embargoes by selling goods to governments using them to committing war crimes?
The National Government has basically been helping the worst of the worst launder money!