Daily review 28/11/2019

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  1. Macro 1

    Or this:

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  2. Ad 3

    Anyone see any chance of Labor going into coalition with the Lib Dems?

    • McFlock 3.1

      Probably the only way they'd manage it. But almost any combination of the current non-govt parties would be better than the current buffons.

      But to nuke the cons lab will also be needing the scots, balancing the libdems

    • AB 3.2

      The Lib Dems won't countenance it. They'd prefer to enable the Tory hard-Brexit 'Singapore on Thames' wet dream than Corbyn's gentlemanly social democratic tweaks. That’s despite being remainers! The self-styled centre breaks right under pressure. And Jo Swinson is just embarrassing anyway and with the luck the Lib Dems will crash and burn.

    • ScottGN 3.3

      I haven’t seen any polling yet which suggests the Lib Dems are anywhere near picking up enough seats to put them and Labour over the top, even with the very unlikely addition of SNP seats from Scotland?
      The campaign is tightening up though, electoral calculus uk has dropped the predicted Tory majority to about 34 currently.

  3. ianmac 4

    Just noticed John Campbell on Breakfast with Bridges on Law and order. One thing Bridges is good at is talking his talking points on and on over and away from the question. Prison population has doubled in 20 years. Does this mean that tough on crime works?

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/tv-radio/117740670/simon-bridges-and-john-campbell-clash-talking-about-gangs-on-breakfast

    • tc 4.1

      yes that'll be all he does on the run in, slogans here there and everywhere. The media minders have trained him well, this is all pre tournament tuning.

      The blighted future V2.0

  4. Exkiwiforces 5

    This could be a game changer for NZ rivers and lakes courtesy of two RNZAF trainee engineering officers and one civilian female.

    BZ to these 3 young and up coming engineers.

    https://medium.com/m/signin?operation=register&redirect=https%3A%2F%2Fmedium.com%2F%40nzdefenceforce&source=listing—–4921c4b2769d———————bookmark_sidebar-

  5. pat 6

    "The world may already have crossed a series of climate tipping points, according to a stark warning from scientists. This risk is “an existential threat to civilisation”, they say, meaning “we are in a state of planetary emergency”.

    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/nov/27/climate-emergency-world-may-have-crossed-tipping-points

  6. Macro 7

    It was only a matter of time before they fought back

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    • ianmac 7.1

      Actually Macro there might be more risk from some lethal virus which just might sort out the human condition?

  7. ianmac 8

    How sad.

    "Another challenge for Sir John Key as Palo Alto Networks shares (aligned with J Key) thumped."

  8. JustMe 9

    America certainly got what they voted for i.e a lunatic for their president who happens to be so self obsessed with his imagined image that he needs to give us the impression of what poor Melania has to wake up next to every morning.

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