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Brian d marge
20th July 2015, 15:53
Did we not say that would happen . , . .think of all that moneies you can generate with derivitives . . .yeeehaaa
Gimme those assets
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Akzle
20th July 2015, 16:13
Gimme those assets
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i'll see your assets, and raise you...
sent from my fucken computer, like a normal cunt.
Brian d marge
20th July 2015, 17:11
I live in japan . . .not so many big assets
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Akzle
20th July 2015, 17:36
I live in japan . . .not so many big assets
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yeah... But they fuck like it's the antidote
Brian d marge
20th July 2015, 17:38
yeah... But they fuck like it's the antidote
Thats why im here [emoji41]
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Swoop
20th July 2015, 19:02
I live in japan . . .not so many big assets
Just a festering radioactive sore, poisoning the planet (mainly Japan's fishing grounds though).
Happy eating.
Brian d marge
20th July 2015, 19:16
Just a festering radioactive sore, poisoning the planet (mainly Japan's fishing grounds though).
Happy eating.
Dont worry we have the olympics everything will be fine
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Swoop
21st July 2015, 12:59
Dont worry we have the olympics...
Oh shit! You are sending the country broke as well!!
When will the madness end?
Brian d marge
21st July 2015, 13:03
Oh shit! You are sending the country broke as well!!
When will the madness end?
After ww3
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blue rider
21st July 2015, 18:24
surely this is not gonna happen in NZ, cause we're special n shit
http://keworganics.com.au/an-open-letter-to-the-australian-people-by-dr-david-pascoe/
This problem isn’t simply happening in Winton, but rather right across the entire inland across Queensland and NSW. The banks have been bringing in the police to evict Australian famers and their families from their farms, many of them multigenerational. One farmer matter of factly told us it took “oh, about 7 police” to evict him from his first farm and “maybe about twelve” to evict him from his second farm which had been in his family for many generations. You think they are kidding you. Then you see the expression in their eyes.
And there was something far worse in the room on Friday: the fear of speaking out against the banks: when we asked people to tell us who had done this to them, they would immediately start to shake and cry and look away: They have been silenced to protect the good corporate image of their tormentors called the banks. What in God’s name have the bastard banks been allowed to do to our people?
This is a travesty against the rights and the human dignity of every Australian
So it’s only fair that we start to name a few of major banks involved: The ANZ is a major culprit (they made $7 billion profit last year). Then there is Rabo – which is an international agricultural bank – the NAB, Bank West and Westpac (who paid CEO Gail Kelly a yearly salary of some $12 million). They are all equally guilty. For any that we have missed, rest assured they will be publicly exposed as well
But here’s the thing: when these people are forced off their farms, they have nowhere to go. There are no refugee services waiting, such is the case for those who attempt to enter the sovereign borders of this nation. The farmers simply drive to the nearest town – that’s if the banks haven’t stripped their cars off them as well – and they try and find somewhere to sleep. Some are sleeping on the backs of trucks in swags. There is basically no home or accommodation made available to take them. They camp out, shocked and broken and penniless – and they are living on weet bix and noodles. If there is someone that can lend a family enough money to buy food, they will: otherwise they are left completely alone.
Akzle
21st July 2015, 18:35
surely this is not gonna happen in NZ, cause we're special n shit
http://keworganics.com.au/an-open-letter-to-the-australian-people-by-dr-david-pascoe/
ahh. Banks. Of course (enter ocean) he should be kicked off, because he cant afford shit. Infact the cunt shouldnt be eligible for handouts, since he's obviously not contributing anything to the great white society.
But banks cant eat land... Only money. What the fuck they think gonna happen when they 'own' all the land??
Viva la revolucionne
Brian d marge
21st July 2015, 20:16
Land prices driven up by speculation check
Priduct prices driven down by deregulation and import exports . . . Check
Margin lending ( borrowing cheap money to speculate) , . . . . Check
Man with funny growth on top lip
War demob suit and a new deal
Sweeet
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carbonhed
21st July 2015, 20:21
surely this is not gonna happen in NZ, cause we're special n shit
It's a drought. We get droughts... not like Aussie thankfully.
If you want some more info on that meeting six months ago with less of the hand wringing bullshit...
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/national-affairs/state-politics/queensland-farmers-want-leash-on-banks/story-e6frgczx-1227146476197
Some of the various forms of assistance provided...
https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/environment/drought
And a more up to date report from the Guardian...
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/may/27/scorched-earth-at-the-epicentre-of-the-queensland-drought-a-family-sells-the-last-of-its-cattle
Brian d marge
21st July 2015, 20:23
When top gear did the sustralian special the famer talked about the drought something like 7 years
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oldrider
21st July 2015, 20:35
ahh. Banks. But banks cant eat land... Only money. What the fuck they think gonna happen when they 'own' all the land??
POWER - "SUPREME" unchallengeable power and control over everyone and everything - what else would they (anyone) ever need? - NWO? - Total Police State? :Police:
mashman
23rd July 2015, 09:25
The Conservative Party has just introduced thought policing to the UK (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11751158/The-Conservative-Party-has-just-introduced-thought-policing-to-the-UK.html)
Brian d marge
23rd July 2015, 12:53
The Conservative Party has just introduced thought policing to the UK (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11751158/The-Conservative-Party-has-just-introduced-thought-policing-to-the-UK.html)
Did they call it jade helm
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Scuba_Steve
23rd July 2015, 13:42
The Conservative Party has just introduced thought policing to the UK (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11751158/The-Conservative-Party-has-just-introduced-thought-policing-to-the-UK.html)
Looks like we beat them, KB already has it's own 'GCSB Thought Police (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/member.php/38426-GCSB-Thought-Police)'
Brian d marge
23rd July 2015, 13:52
hat is, people who don’t promote or partake in violence but who simply have ugly beliefs
Har har har
Who should we pol first . .
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Banditbandit
23rd July 2015, 17:00
David Cameron has ugly beliefs ... he should be stopped!!!
oldrider
23rd July 2015, 17:30
David Cameron has ugly beliefs ... he should be stopped!!!
But but but - he's British! :scratch: - :killingme
Brian d marge
24th July 2015, 01:34
the result of ugly beliefs
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2013-08-21/abandoned-dogs-roam-detroit-in-packs-as-humans-dwindle
You couldnt make this shit up !
Remember Detroit , was the golden boy of the US of an A
Stephen
Ps ,,see China also can see Shylock .....
ource:Xinhua Published: 2015-5-26 10:40:13
A world war is unlikely in the foreseeable future and the international situation is expected to remain generally peaceful, according to a white paper issued Tuesday by the State Council Information Office.
Historic changes are taking place in the balance of power, global governance structure, Asia-Pacific geostrategic landscape, and international competition in the economic, scientific and technological, and military fields, says the white paper titled "China's Military Strategy."
The forces for world peace are on the rise, so are the factors against war, it says.
The white paper, however, also notes new threats from hegemonism, power politics and neo-interventionism.
International competition for the redistribution of power, rights and interests is tending to intensify. Terrorist activities are growing increasingly worrisome. Hotspot issues, such as ethnic, religious, border and territorial disputes, are complex and volatile, according to the white paper.
Small-scale wars, conflicts and crises are recurrent in some regions. Therefore, the world still faces both immediate and potential threats of local wars, it says.
yokel
24th July 2015, 06:54
The Conservative Party has just introduced thought policing to the UK (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11751158/The-Conservative-Party-has-just-introduced-thought-policing-to-the-UK.html)
Welcome to camp FEMA,
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Ocean1
24th July 2015, 08:02
the result of ugly beliefs.
Aye, spending more than you earn always ends ugly.
Voltaire
24th July 2015, 08:02
Donald will put it all right.
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mashman
24th July 2015, 08:23
‘You’re killing us’: French farmers dump manure, block roads to protest low meat & milk prices (http://www.rt.com/news/310392-france-farmers-dump-waste/)... the French reckon the price has been artificially lowered/manipulated and are pretty fuckin pissed about it.
Dairy price drop `further than expected' (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/28988794/dairy-price-drop-further-than-expected/)... she'll be right... just need more subsidy.
Akzle
24th July 2015, 09:07
. the French reckon the price has been artificially lowered/manipulated and are pretty fuckin pissed about it.
shirley not! Those filthy frog bastard farmers get paid what society/ocean says they're worth!
And if they dont like it they can retrain as any of: bankers, accountants, jews, lawyers or mcdonalds cashiers, y'know, jobs of value to society...
mashman
24th July 2015, 12:54
shirley not! Those filthy frog bastard farmers get paid what society/ocean says they're worth!
And if they dont like it they can retrain as any of: bankers, accountants, jews, lawyers or mcdonalds cashiers, y'know, jobs of value to society...
Yeah, but only once they've paid their current debts off, coz farmers are as thick as pig shit man and'll never be able to comprehend anything of any value for society. Should keep to sniffing soil.
Ocean1
24th July 2015, 17:37
French farmers dump manure, block roads to protest low meat & milk prices.
So the French farmers are revolting. Astonishing, they haven't been that upset since last Thursday. :yawn:
Yeah, but only once they've paid their current debts off, coz farmers are as thick as pig shit man and'll never be able to comprehend anything of any value for society. Should keep to sniffing soil.
Well, let's face it, the reason people become farmers is so they can make something likely to be of value to their customers. If you can't do that with the resources you have then you should probably try something different. Something you can actually make a living from. Yourself. Personally.
And generally, tapping the evel bankers for a loan isn't considered "a living", no matter what you claim to be your profession.
mashman
24th July 2015, 18:02
So the French farmers are revolting. Astonishing, they haven't been that upset since last Thursday. :yawn:
Well, let's face it, the reason people become farmers is so they can make something likely to be of value to their customers. If you can't do that with the resources you have then you should probably try something different. Something you can actually make a living from. Yourself. Personally.
And generally, tapping the evel bankers for a loan isn't considered "a living", no matter what you claim to be your profession.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHhu04_znLE
mashman
24th July 2015, 20:41
No grounds to keep Russia sanctions in place – French MPs visiting Crimea (http://www.rt.com/news/310607-french-mps-visit-crimea/)...
"I think public opinion is making a gradual evolution,"... I think we've been rumbled boys.
mashman
24th July 2015, 20:51
Will do 'everything possible' to stop Iran deal - U.S. House speaker (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/world/a/28992185/will-do-everything-possible-to-stop-iran-deal-u-s-house-speaker/)... :facepalm:
oldrider
24th July 2015, 23:13
Will do 'everything possible' to stop Iran deal - U.S. House speaker (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/world/a/28992185/will-do-everything-possible-to-stop-iran-deal-u-s-house-speaker/)... :facepalm:
Just another Israeli (Netanyahu) suck-up securing his cushy job supported by AIPAC (indirect) dollars! - :rolleyes: Pretends he's an American first FFS! :sick:
Akzle
25th July 2015, 08:36
http://fusion.net/story/154199/facial-recognition-no-rules/
https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2015/06/google-chrome-listening-in-to-your-room-shows-the-importance-of-privacy-defense-in-depth/
-although, frankly, anyone who gives google root access to their PC/repositories is a fucking moron anyway.
lololololololoooooool
Akzle
26th July 2015, 00:20
hehehehh. Funny munny.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2014/06/03/this-new-libor-scandal-will-cause-a-terrifying-financial-crisis/
trust us. we're jews.
Brian d marge
26th July 2015, 00:50
hehehehh. Funny munny.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2014/06/03/this-new-libor-scandal-will-cause-a-terrifying-financial-crisis/
trust us. we're jews.
Libor anything for a mars bar
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Ocean1
26th July 2015, 09:55
hehehehh. Funny munny.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2014/06/03/this-new-libor-scandal-will-cause-a-terrifying-financial-crisis/
trust us. we're jews.
On current performance we can trust you to find drivel with confidence. Leme see...
Is this the same Jessie Columbo that's been predicting bursting bubbles for years? The one that predicted the NZ economy would collapse last year?
The one who's prediction accuracy ratio is currently running something like rather a lot of Forbes pay-per-click doomsday articles to actually zero collapses?
I suppose at the rate he's predicting recessions he'll be right sooner or later. If he lives long enough.
And you reckon everyone else are sheep. :laugh:
Akzle
26th July 2015, 10:13
On current performance we can trust you to find drivel with confidence. Leme see...
Is this the same Jessie Columbo that's been predicting bursting bubbles for years? The one that predicted the NZ economy would collapse last year?
The one who's prediction accuracy ratio is currently running something like rather a lot of Forbes pay-per-click doomsday articles to actually zero collapses?
I suppose at the rate he's predicting recessions he'll be right sooner or later. If he lives long enough.
And you reckon everyone else are sheep. :laugh:
or if you prefer
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libor_scandal
but hey. jew run wikipedia is in on it too.
You're probably right eh, it's all just lefty hand wringing over nothing. Money is worth exactly what people are willing to pay for it...
//Wait. What?
(just quickly eh, i'll draw your attention to this list of references that arent jessie columbo: )
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Ocean1
26th July 2015, 10:21
or if you prefer
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libor_scandal
Prefer to what? Jessie Ventura already used that to interpolate the collapse of the Auckland house market a couple of years ago.
Wasn't right then either.
but hey. jew run wikipedia is in on it too.
You're probably right eh, it's all just lefty hand wringing over nothing. Money is worth exactly what people are willing to pay for it...
//Wait. What?
Nope. Straw drivel.
Akzle
26th July 2015, 11:17
Prefer to what? Jessie Ventura already used that to interpolate the collapse of the Auckland house market a couple of years ago.
Wasn't right then either.
Nope. Straw drivel.
:yawn: poor old white cunt.
but really, recontextualize user-centric e-business to drive viral functionalities and reintermediate leading-edge niches so transition mission-critical markets.
(thanks to http://dack.com/web/bullshit.html)
Ocean1
26th July 2015, 12:27
:yawn: poor old white cunt.
but really, recontextualize user-centric e-business to drive viral functionalities and reintermediate leading-edge niches so transition mission-critical markets.
(thanks to http://dack.com/web/bullshit.html)
Nope, drivel with big words is still "I got fuckall".
Brian d marge
26th July 2015, 12:38
Hey give me a mars bar and I ll explain and change libor
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Ocean1
26th July 2015, 12:45
Hey give me a mars bar and I ll explain and change libor
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I don't need you to explain fuck all.
And you desperately don't need a mars bar.
Brian d marge
26th July 2015, 12:48
I don't need you to explain fuck all.
And you desperately don't need a mars bar.
Oh you do . . . And I do
And those rates are actual market rates
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Akzle
26th July 2015, 13:01
Nope, drivel with big words is still "I got fuckall".
i thought so too. I just cant be bothered going back and multi-quoting you.
oldrider
26th July 2015, 21:28
by Jacques R. Pauwels
November 09, 2014
from GlobalResearch Website
WHY AMERICA NEEDS WAR!
This incisive article was written on April 30, 2003,
by historian and political scientist Jacques Pauwels.
Indy Media Belgium and Global Research
Easy to check out the accuracy as it is actual history of our time: http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_americanempire35.htm
mashman
27th July 2015, 14:43
Uganda's farmers battle palm oil Goliaths for land (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/29046684/ugandas-farmers-battle-palm-oil-goliaths-for-land/). What battle? What a waste!
carbonhed
27th July 2015, 17:42
Uganda's farmers battle palm oil Goliaths for land (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/a/29046684/ugandas-farmers-battle-palm-oil-goliaths-for-land/). What battle? What a waste!
Stop using it in biofuels. Stop the retarded subsidies. Shoot the Greenies that promoted it... job done!
mashman
27th July 2015, 18:07
Stop using it in biofuels. Stop the retarded subsidies. Shoot the Greenies that promoted it... job done!
Agreed. Agreed. WTF, oh I see, just coz.
Akzle
27th July 2015, 18:11
Stop using it in biofuels. Stop the retarded subsidies. Shoot the Greenies that promoted it... job done!
youre right. They definitely wouldnt be doing it for money.
Brian d marge
27th July 2015, 19:01
The world has gone pear shaped
All 4 of us agreed with c/head
I need a drink
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mashman
27th July 2015, 19:05
The world has gone pear shaped
All 4 of us agreed with c/head
I need a drink
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Actually, you may wish to view things from a slightly different angle? He agree with us :shifty:
Brian d marge
27th July 2015, 19:07
To late Ive already opened the bottle
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mashman
27th July 2015, 19:33
To late Ive already opened the bottle
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Oh hell I wasn't suggesting that you didn't drink... it's a celebration and you should go hard mate.
FJRider
27th July 2015, 19:37
To late Ive already opened the bottle
Only ONE bottle ... and I bet you call yourself a man ... :rolleyes:
Brian d marge
27th July 2015, 19:46
Only ONE bottle ... and I bet you call yourself a man ... :rolleyes:
Please refer to some of my prievous posts
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FJRider
27th July 2015, 19:50
Please refer to some of my prievous posts
Sent from my poncy phone ...
That may require effort my current intoxification level will NOT permit ...
maybe (or not) tomorrow ...
mashman
28th July 2015, 19:36
PM To Clamp Down On 'Dirty Money' In UK Property (https://uk.news.yahoo.com/pm-clampdown-dirty-money-uk-property-010856260.html?vp=1#nmqM8xE)... bag o shite!
Brian d marge
28th July 2015, 19:48
PM To Clamp Down On 'Dirty Money' In UK Property (https://uk.news.yahoo.com/pm-clampdown-dirty-money-uk-property-010856260.html?vp=1#nmqM8xE)... bag o shite!
The uk money markets are one if not the most unregulated markets in the world
What numbnuts is actually saying is that he hang proffessional ratbags such as: the typical case of juvenile crime was that of Thomas Knight, who was hanged on 8 February 1721 for stealing, among other things, 29 snuff boxes, 16 toothpick cases, 30 rings, 12 pairs of gold buttons, 8 gold chains, 8 tweezer cases, 17 gold and diamond rings, to the value of 666l. 5s., from the shop of William Deards.
Stealing from pension funds and small countries
That gets you a life peerage and a gong
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mashman
28th July 2015, 21:26
The uk money markets are one if not the most unregulated markets in the world
What numbnuts is actually saying is that he hang proffessional ratbags such as: the typical case of juvenile crime was that of Thomas Knight, who was hanged on 8 February 1721 for stealing, among other things, 29 snuff boxes, 16 toothpick cases, 30 rings, 12 pairs of gold buttons, 8 gold chains, 8 tweezer cases, 17 gold and diamond rings, to the value of 666l. 5s., from the shop of William Deards.
Stealing from pension funds and small countries
That gets you a life peerage and a gong
So long as they can hide behind obscure laws and don't get caught, regulation achieves diddly. That has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt.
Brian d marge
29th July 2015, 01:42
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/64DBhCWrDQA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
dodgy Russian report about dodgy American polititians....
http://www.fec.gov/press/press2015/digests/20150724digest.shtml
(http://www.fec.gov/press/press2015/digests/20150724digest.shtml)Actual dodgyness in action
baaaaaa
Ya not going to slam it byatch ,,,ya fked and ya know it ......
mashman
29th July 2015, 08:24
dodgy Russian report about dodgy American polititians....
http://www.fec.gov/press/press2015/digests/20150724digest.shtml
(http://www.fec.gov/press/press2015/digests/20150724digest.shtml)Actual dodgyness in action
baaaaaa
Ya not going to slam it byatch ,,,ya fked and ya know it ......
Sigh... because money and its affects only stop govt :killingme... fuckers really aren't that smart despite the fact that the common denominator that they highlight as being the main cause of our issues is money :facepalm:. So many supposed smart/intelligent people, so many stupid decisions for so many stupid reasons :facepalm: Until they figure that one out
"Ticket to ride, white line highway
Tell all your friends, that they can go my way
Pay your toll, sell your soul
Pound for pound, costs more than gold
The longer you stay, the more you pay
My white line, go a long way" - Grandmaster Flash
mashman
29th July 2015, 08:26
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVYdRy6zqWQ&feature=youtu.be
"There's a new bill on the table in Oklahoma which would make it necessary for prosecutors and law enforcement to prove guilt before seizing assets, a restructuring of civil asset forfeiture laws."
bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaa
oldrider
29th July 2015, 09:50
"There's a new bill on the table in Oklahoma which would make it necessary for prosecutors and law enforcement to prove guilt before seizing assets, a restructuring of civil asset forfeiture laws."
bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaa
Will TPPA mean in essence America simply places another little star on old glory and our lives will forever mimic those of the USA? - FFS! :sick:
mashman
29th July 2015, 10:12
Will TPPA mean in essence America simply places another little star on old glory and our lives will forever mimic those of the USA? - FFS! :sick:
Nah... they're going to "invade" Cuba and take their flag as it only has 1 star. Then world domination will ensue :laugh:
mashman
29th July 2015, 10:33
Tesco To Ban Ribena And Capri-Sun From Its Shelves (https://uk.news.yahoo.com/tesco-ban-ribena-capri-sun-102401164.html#NBtnWB7)... fuckers are removing choice from our shelves. What ever happened to choice? bwaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaa
mashman
29th July 2015, 10:47
Anger at Peta calls to pension off Jolly Fisherman of Skegness (https://uk.news.yahoo.com/anger-peta-calls-pension-off-jolly-fisherman-skegness-181500043.html#IVZz6ex)... musta been a slow day at the PETA offices.
Brian d marge
30th July 2015, 01:42
If the dollar goes south .....
Then the US , would have to turn to SDRs or loan from the IMF
which would then invoke the Washington consensus
just a thought !
LOL couldnt happen to a nicer country !
Stephen
oldrider
30th July 2015, 14:15
If the dollar goes south .....
Then the US , would have to turn to SDRs or loan from the IMF
which would then invoke the Washington consensus
just a thought !
LOL couldnt happen to a nicer country !
Stephen
Or the US could borrow from the BRICS bank? :eek:
Brian d marge
30th July 2015, 14:37
Or the US could borrow from the BRICS bank? :eek:
Hahahahahahaaa
Brother could u spare a dime
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mashman
31st July 2015, 07:58
Everyone on right side of the Savile argument has been forced out of the BBC' (http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/meirion-jones-speaks-out-everyone-who-was-right-side-savile-argument-has-been-forced-out-bbc?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2015-07-29&utm_source=Press+Gazette+-+Daily)... the only reason that these scumbags are able to carry on doing what they're doing is because they can BUY silence.
mashman
31st July 2015, 09:01
Leaked Yanis Varoufakis parallel currency plan to hack government databases sparks Greek backlash (http://www.cityam.com/221086/leaked-varoufakis-plan-sparks-greek-backlash?ITO=yahoo&ref=yfp)... unlucky mate.
oldrider
31st July 2015, 15:16
Population control been going on for years - really? - The Wildlands Project. http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_depopu20.htm
blue rider
31st July 2015, 17:53
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cpjCHeIsAU
yeah mate, she'll be rigth mate
yeah
nah
Brian d marge
31st July 2015, 18:15
yeah mate, she'll be rigth mate
yeah
nah
Its all good for them to spray . .shoot you but when you do it to them
Fk me do the toys come out of the cot
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Brian d marge
31st July 2015, 18:19
Everyone on right side of the Savile argument has been forced out of the BBC' (http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/meirion-jones-speaks-out-everyone-who-was-right-side-savile-argument-has-been-forced-out-bbc?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2015-07-29&utm_source=Press+Gazette+-+Daily)... the only reason that these scumbags are able to carry on doing what they're doing is because they can BUY silence.
My silence can be bought anytime
Send wine money wimmin and your daughter to
My gaff
Tokyo japan
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Akzle
31st July 2015, 18:25
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Its not only nzs 'justice' system thats fucked...
http://www.rt.com/news/311185-israel-gay-pride-stabbed/
fucken jew.
(imprisoned for stabbing bum punchers, gets out, stabs bum punchers :laugh: you cunt make this shit up)
mashman
31st July 2015, 19:32
Cost of living rises as families cut back (https://nz.finance.yahoo.com/news/cost-living-rises-families-cut-012609899.html)... but but but rockstar economy.
Disappointed ECB says euro zone economies further apart than at the start (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/world/a/29112891/disappointed-ecb-says-euro-zone-economies-further-apart-than-at-the-start/)... bwaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaa but but but ocean's reports.
Ocean1
31st July 2015, 20:25
Cost of living rises as families cut back (https://nz.finance.yahoo.com/news/cost-living-rises-families-cut-012609899.html)... but but but rockstar economy.
"welfare advocates say"
So wall to wall completely unbiased factual statements then? :laugh:
Oh, and it wasn't a Kiwi that called ours a rock star economy.
Disappointed ECB says euro zone economies further apart than at the start (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/world/a/29112891/disappointed-ecb-says-euro-zone-economies-further-apart-than-at-the-start/)... bwaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaa but but but ocean's reports.
What reports?
And what is it with socialist insisting that in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary everyone is equal? And they figure that applies to nations as well. :laugh:
mashman
31st July 2015, 20:46
"welfare advocates say"
So wall to wall completely unbiased factual statements then? :laugh:
Oh, and it wasn't a Kiwi that called ours a rock star economy.
What reports?
And what is it with socialist insisting that in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary everyone is equal? And they figure that applies to nations as well. :laugh:
Them folk that are at the coalface dealing with the ever increasing stream of people finding it harder and harder to make ends meet, are biased? You seem to imply that the "welfare advocates" are lying. Yet in true ocean comedy gold fashion, you decide that reports/data that are produced by a system that relies entirely on the confidence of its users somehow contains no bias... report/data that are calculated, not counted or summed, but calculated using complex formulas and computers that remove data that doesn't "fit", and call it a lack of bias :killingme
:niceone: you're another of those gifts that just keeps on giving.
Brian d marge
31st July 2015, 20:52
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Its not only nzs 'justice' system thats fucked...
http://www.rt.com/news/311185-israel-gay-pride-stabbed/
fucken jew.
(imprisoned for stabbing bum punchers, gets out, stabs bum punchers [emoji23] you cunt make this shit up)
Snip. . .
adding that the man was bearded and was dressed in black.
. .thats half of west auckland right there
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Ocean1
31st July 2015, 21:08
Them folk that are at the coalface dealing with the ever increasing stream of people finding it harder and harder to make ends meet, are biased? You seem to imply that the "welfare advocates" are lying.
Of course they're biased. They're welfare advocates, they advocate welfare, you simply can't get more biased than that.
Yet in true ocean comedy gold fashion, you decide that reports/data that are produced by a system that relies entirely on the confidence of its users somehow contains no bias... report/data that are calculated, not counted or summed, but calculated using complex formulas and computers that remove data that doesn't "fit", and call it a lack of bias :killingme
:niceone: you're another of those gifts that just keeps on giving.
Again: What report?
mashman
31st July 2015, 21:53
Of course they're biased. They're welfare advocates, they advocate welfare, you simply can't get more biased than that.
Again: What report?
Right, so the front line people are saying that they're dealing with more cases, but you say they're lying :niceone:
Pretty much every graph/statistic you post comes from a report... it's merely referenced in a document that you would refer to as closer to representing reality.
Ocean1
31st July 2015, 22:15
Right, so the front line people are saying that they're dealing with more cases, but you say they're lying :niceone:
Pretty much every graph/statistic you post comes from a report... it's merely referenced in a document that you would refer to as closer to representing reality.
Again: they're advocates, it's their job to whine about that shit. And there's never at any time been any shortage of "cases" whining about how hard done by they are.
I like reality. You should try it sometime. The facts hereabouts in reality land tend not to support whiny-arsed bitches complaints, though. They tend to show they've never had it so good.
And while we're here: What fucking report? Man up or fuck off.
mashman
31st July 2015, 22:35
Again: they're advocates, it's their job to whine about that shit. And there's never at any time been any shortage of "cases" whining about how hard done by they are.
I like reality. You should try it sometime. The facts hereabouts in reality land tend not to support whiny-arsed bitches complaints, though. They tend to show they've never had it so good.
And while we're here: What fucking report? Man up or fuck off.
Is it? I thought it was to make things better given the resources they have at hand and when there aren't enough resources they have to make a noise to get what's required to those who require it. You call it whining and deride their efforts as nought more than their job. You sound like a callous wanker.
What facts? You don't have any. You have nought more than findings. Your reality, much like your cognitive function, is woefully incomplete.
I've just explained about the report... unbunch yer frilly knickers and it may let the blood flow to more important parts of your body. So, I've manned up, can you unclench and set those knickers free? I'm laying good odds that you can't, coz I reckon you;re worried that money would fall out.
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 15:13
Is it? I thought it was to make things better given the resources they have at hand and when there aren't enough resources they have to make a noise to get what's required to those who require it. You call it whining and deride their efforts as nought more than their job. You sound like a callous wanker.
This, from the whiniest prick in the country.
Their job is to administer and distribute charity. Other people's money. Whining that it's not enough is a: incorrect and b: ungrateful enough to justify giving their alms elsewhere.
What facts? You don't have any. You have nought more than findings. Your reality, much like your cognitive function, is woefully incomplete.
The facts that demonstrate that our "poor" have access to more wealth than any "poor" in history. The facts you slide off every time they don't agree with your pusillanimous, whining story tails.
I've just explained about the report... unbunch yer frilly knickers and it may let the blood flow to more important parts of your body. So, I've manned up, can you unclench and set those knickers free? I'm laying good odds that you can't, coz I reckon you;re worried that money would fall out.
You explained fuck all. And until you can answer a simple question it'll continue to be obvious that you're full of shit.
mashman
1st August 2015, 15:25
This, from the whiniest prick in the country.
Their job is to administer and distribute charity. Other people's money. Whining that it's not enough is a: incorrect and b: ungrateful enough to justify giving their alms elsewhere.
The facts that demonstrate that our "poor" have access to more wealth than any "poor" in history. The facts you slide off every time they don't agree with your pusillanimous, whining story tails.
You explained fuck all. And until you can answer a simple question it'll continue to be obvious that you're full of shit.
Aye, because I too am not doing what I do because of some charitable connotation some callous wanker spins on the interwebz.
So you are calling them liars then :niceone:
Yet when things becomes free, the numbers go through the roof, and things are better? Your facts are delusional despite empirical evidence... bravo that man, bravo.
bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa, now who's suiting their own agenda eh Mr Chameleon :killingme :crybaby: :killingme
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 16:00
Aye, because I too am not doing what I do because of some charitable connotation some callous wanker spins on the interwebz.
So you are calling them liars then :niceone:
Yet when things becomes free, the numbers go through the roof, and things are better? Your facts are delusional despite empirical evidence... bravo that man, bravo.
bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa, now who's suiting their own agenda eh Mr Chameleon :killingme :crybaby: :killingme
A whiny prick is a whiny prick, nobody cares why they whine.
Incorrect as always.
There's no such thing as free. And yes, it's a fact that the poor's consumption is higher than ever. And as your opinion doesn't come with evidence of any sort we really gota figure it's as delusional as the rest of your crap.
And still no answer, full of shit as usual.
mashman
1st August 2015, 18:32
A whiny prick is a whiny prick, nobody cares why they whine.
Incorrect as always.
There's no such thing as free. And yes, it's a fact that the poor's consumption is higher than ever. And as your opinion doesn't come with evidence of any sort we really gota figure it's as delusional as the rest of your crap.
And still no answer, full of shit as usual.
And that's exactly what one would expect to hear from a callous wanker... top job mate.
How so?
There is such thing as free, it's just that you're too tight. T'ain't my opinion, it's the evidence from the coalface. That you believe that that can be glossed over by statistics isn't surprising... that you believe that the statistics should be believed over those at the coalface is stunningly sad, yet exceptionally hilarious.
You got your answer, you simply didn't like it because it was bang on the money.
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 19:16
And that's exactly what one would expect to hear from a callous wanker... top job mate.
How so?
There is such thing as free, it's just that you're too tight. T'ain't my opinion, it's the evidence from the coalface. That you believe that that can be glossed over by statistics isn't surprising... that you believe that the statistics should be believed over those at the coalface is stunningly sad, yet exceptionally hilarious.
You got your answer, you simply didn't like it because it was bang on the money.
Coming from someone that expects the quantity of sheer fantasy you do to be really real I'd have to take that as a high mark of confidence indeed.
No idea, presumably via the same mechanism you're wrong about everything else.
TANSTAAFL. And your "evidence" is devoid of numbers, sure sign someone's talking shit.
There was no answer. Just more drivel.
mashman
1st August 2015, 20:34
Coming from someone that expects the quantity of sheer fantasy you do to be really real I'd have to take that as a high mark of confidence indeed.
No idea, presumably via the same mechanism you're wrong about everything else.
TANSTAAFL. And your "evidence" is devoid of numbers, sure sign someone's talking shit.
There was no answer. Just more drivel.
Oh dear boy. The thing that you, and many others miss for whatever reasons I care not, is that I not only understand your system, but I also understand a Resource Based Economy. You understand one. Ergo anything, and I do actually mean anything, you say I see as null and void because you are unaware of how they both work. As I said earlier, unbunch yer panties and you may actually learn something important. But by all means, coz lolz, continue to believe that you are coming from a position of anything but ignorance.
Perhaps I overestimated your capability.
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 20:39
Oh dear boy. The thing that you, and many others miss for whatever reasons I care not, is that I not only understand your system, but I also understand a Resource Based Economy. You understand one. Ergo anything, and I do actually mean anything, you say I see as null and void because you are unaware of how they both work. As I said earlier, unbunch yer panties and you may actually learn something important. But by all means, coz lolz, continue to believe that you are coming from a position of anything but ignorance.
Perhaps I overestimated your capability.
No, no, the reason everyone else misses that you understand anything is that it's simply wishful thinking.
Again: show me this fact free report you say I provided, or confirm beyond anyone's possible doubt that you're full of shit.
mashman
1st August 2015, 20:43
No, no, the reason everyone else misses that you understand anything is that it's simply wishful thinking.
Again: show me this fact free report you say I provided, or confirm beyond anyone's possible doubt that you're full of shit.
Evidence or fuck off!
I have explained that to you already. Go read it again and think about it. If you are unable to shift your position enough to understand what was written, thanks for the lulz.
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 21:28
Evidence or fuck off!
I have explained that to you already. Go read it again and think about it. If you are unable to shift your position enough to understand what was written, thanks for the lulz.
The fact that you avoid simple questions and attempt to divert attention from that with protracted, irrelevant and inconsequential drivel is all the evidence required that you don't actually have a clue.
I don't need to read drivel twice. In fact as you rarely provide anything else I probably don't need to read yours once.
bogan
1st August 2015, 21:34
Oh dear boy. The thing that you, and many others miss for whatever reasons I care not, is that I not only understand your system, but I also understand a Resource Based Economy.
No, Ocean has the right of it too, me and you came to a shared understanding of an RBE, and Ocean shares that as well.
mashman
1st August 2015, 21:47
No, Ocean has the right of it too, me and you came to a shared understanding of an RBE, and Ocean shares that as well.
I've seen zero evidence of such on either count.
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 21:50
No, Ocean has the right of it too, me and you came to a shared understanding of an RBE, and Ocean shares that as well.
Actually, what's usually meant by an RBE is a national economy based substantially on a natural resource.
I suspect what mushmate fantasists about is better described as a post-scarcity economy.
bogan
1st August 2015, 21:56
I've seen zero evidence of such on either count.
The eyes are useless when the mind is blind...
oldrider
1st August 2015, 22:01
Who needs enemies with friends like these - The USA Phoenix program:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTE--9sPgPg
mashman
1st August 2015, 22:11
The eyes are useless when the mind is blind...
That's why I have 20/20 vision.
bogan
1st August 2015, 22:16
That's why I have 20/20 vision.
Which is just average.
Anyway, if ever you want to update our shared understanding, I'm happy to discuss the finer points, I'm sure ocean is too. In the meantime, I'll stick with my evaluation of an RBE as something which stands no better chance of replacing the financial system than it does from emerging within it.
bogan
1st August 2015, 22:24
Actually, what's usually meant by an RBE is a national economy based substantially on a natural resource.
I suspect what mushmate fantasists about is better described as a post-scarcity economy.
I completely agree. Kind of a chicken egg scenario, ie does a post scarcity economy reduce scarcity? (yes I recognise the contradiction in terms)
mashman
1st August 2015, 22:26
I suspect what mushmate fantasists about is better described as a pre-scarcity economy.
Changed that for ya for a little more accuracy... still only a tiny part though.
bogan
1st August 2015, 22:29
Changed that for ya for a little more accuracy... still only a tiny part though.
:killingme Now that's fucking bang on. The economy right before the scarcity (as it collapse is the inference) :laugh:
mashman
1st August 2015, 22:32
The fact that you avoid simple questions and attempt to divert attention from that with protracted, irrelevant and inconsequential drivel is all the evidence required that you don't actually have a clue.
I don't need to read drivel twice. In fact as you rarely provide anything else I probably don't need to read yours once.
The fact that you don't understand the answers you receive proves beyond a doubt that you are clueless.
Anything, and I do actually mean anything, you say I see as null and void because you are unaware of how they both work.
bwaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa... ignorance it is :niceone:
mashman
1st August 2015, 22:35
:killingme Now that's fucking bang on. The economy right before the scarcity (as it collapse is the inference) :laugh:
Pre-scarcity is like utopia, you never reach it. So any inference is entirely yours :killingme
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 22:37
I completely agree. Kind of a chicken egg scenario, ie does a post scarcity economy reduce scarcity? (yes I recognise the contradiction in terms)
Look around you: The future is already here.
A point I've been at pains to demonstrate for some time.
http://www.amazon.com/Abundance-Future-Better-Than-Think/dp/145161683X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438424804&sr=8-1&keywords=The+Future+Is+Better+Than+You+Think
The book's four main points are:
1: Technologies in computing, energy, medicine and many other areas are improving at an exponential rate and will soon enable breakthroughs that today seem impossible.
2: These technologies have allowed independent innovators to achieve startling advances in many areas of technology with little money or manpower.
3: Technology has created a generation of "techno-philanthropists" (such as Bill Gates) who are using their billions to try to solve seemingly unsolvable problems such as hunger and disease.
4: The lives of the world's poorest people are being improved substantially because of technology.
So the benefits of this future are becoming more distributed in direct proportion to the exponential growth of personal freedoms and expanded choices worldwide: http://www.amazon.com/Army-Davids-Technology-Ordinary-Government-ebook/dp/B003R4Z2KO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438425295&sr=8-1&keywords=An+army+of+davids
But, as usual, you get to be just as downtrodden, cheated and unfulfilled as you choose, who am I to force you to become that which you won't?
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 22:40
Changed that for ya for a little more accuracy... still only a tiny part though.
Oh it's been obvious for ages that you're delusional meanderings relate more to a society where everything is scarce as fuck.
So go there. Burn your money and live your dream.
Quietly.
Somewhere else.
Ocean1
1st August 2015, 22:44
The fact that you don't understand the answers you receive proves beyond a doubt that you are clueless.
Anything, and I do actually mean anything, you say I see as null and void because you are unaware of how they both work.
bwaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa... ignorance it is :niceone:
The fact that you avoid simple questions and attempt to divert attention from that with protracted, irrelevant and inconsequential drivel is all the evidence required that you don't actually have a clue.
I don't need to read drivel twice. In fact as you rarely provide anything else I probably don't need to read yours once.
....................
mashman
1st August 2015, 22:53
Oh it's been obvious for ages that you're delusional meanderings relate more to a society where everything is scarce as fuck.
So go there. Burn your money and live your dream.
Quietly.
Somewhere else.
Then you have been wrong for ages. That's a fact I've known for ages.
I am.
Fuck you scared blind old white muthafucka.
Get fucked.
mashman
1st August 2015, 22:55
....................
Shift position or I will view your post as your brain activity.
bogan
1st August 2015, 22:58
Look around you: The future is already here.
A point I've been at pains to demonstrate for some time.
http://www.amazon.com/Abundance-Future-Better-Than-Think/dp/145161683X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438424804&sr=8-1&keywords=The+Future+Is+Better+Than+You+Think
The book's four main points are:
1: Technologies in computing, energy, medicine and many other areas are improving at an exponential rate and will soon enable breakthroughs that today seem impossible.
2: These technologies have allowed independent innovators to achieve startling advances in many areas of technology with little money or manpower.
3: Technology has created a generation of "techno-philanthropists" (such as Bill Gates) who are using their billions to try to solve seemingly unsolvable problems such as hunger and disease.
4: The lives of the world's poorest people are being improved substantially because of technology.
So the benefits of this future are becoming more distributed in direct proportion to the exponential growth of personal freedoms and expanded choices worldwide: http://www.amazon.com/Army-Davids-Technology-Ordinary-Government-ebook/dp/B003R4Z2KO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438425295&sr=8-1&keywords=An+army+of+davids
But, as usual, you get to be just as downtrodden, cheated and unfulfilled as you choose, who am I to force you to become that which you won't?
Indeed, and with the chicken well on the way, you wonder why mashy is so keen to be breaking eggs...
Pre-scarcity is like utopia, you never reach it. So any inference is entirely yours :killingme
Pre-ceding, as in, something to follow on afterwards. That correct prefix you were looking for was anti-scarcity, or perhaps pre-bounty; or maybe just post-scarcity, Ocean still has the right of it you see.
mashman
1st August 2015, 23:09
Pre-ceding, as in, something to follow on afterwards. That correct prefix you were looking for was anti-scarcity, or perhaps pre-bounty; or maybe just post-scarcity, Ocean still has the right of it you see.
He doesn't, because he doesn't understand my position... and obviously that means neither do you. Pre is my prefix of choice. I thought the analogy of utopia would have clarified that... given that you say we share an understanding that is.
bogan
1st August 2015, 23:12
He doesn't, because he doesn't understand my position... and obviously that means neither do you. Pre is my prefix of choice. I thought the analogy of utopia would have clarified that... given that you say we share an understanding that is.
We don't share the conclusion is all.
Ocean clarified what you meant the first time, it's fine.
mashman
1st August 2015, 23:15
We don't share the conclusion is all.
Ocean clarified what you meant the first time, it's fine.
all... lol. Ok.
:yawn:
Brian d marge
1st August 2015, 23:37
Look around you: The future is already here.
A point I've been at pains to demonstrate for some time.
http://www.amazon.com/Abundance-Future-Better-Than-Think/dp/145161683X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438424804&sr=8-1&keywords=The+Future+Is+Better+Than+You+Think
The book's four main points are:
1: Technologies in computing, energy, medicine and many other areas are improving at an exponential rate and will soon enable breakthroughs that today seem impossible.
2: These technologies have allowed independent innovators to achieve startling advances in many areas of technology with little money or manpower.
3: Technology has created a generation of "techno-philanthropists" (such as Bill Gates) who are using their billions to try to solve seemingly unsolvable problems such as hunger and disease.
4: The lives of the world's poorest people are being improved substantially because of technology.
So the benefits of this future are becoming more distributed in direct proportion to the exponential growth of personal freedoms and expanded choices worldwide: http://www.amazon.com/Army-Davids-Technology-Ordinary-Government-ebook/dp/B003R4Z2KO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1438425295&sr=8-1&keywords=An+army+of+davids
But, as usual, you get to be just as downtrodden, cheated and unfulfilled as you choose, who am I to force you to become that which you won't?
Yes I can see the green glow from fukushima from here
And that nice microsoft man just luvs him some charity . . .as he gets a 1 to 1 tax break
Bout time ya whipped out ya chart
Fraid mashy has it right . . And chances are you will never know why
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mashman
2nd August 2015, 11:31
NZ to unveil family violence reform (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29160065/nz-to-unveil-family-violence-reform/)... yet more ignorantly useless tom fuckery from your representatives.
carbonhed
2nd August 2015, 11:43
NZ to unveil family violence reform (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29160065/nz-to-unveil-family-violence-reform/)... yet more ignorantly useless tom fuckery from your representatives.
It's a discussion document...
You need to put the internet down and walk away from it.
Ocean1
2nd August 2015, 11:45
NZ to unveil family violence reform (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29160065/nz-to-unveil-family-violence-reform/)... yet more ignorantly useless tom fuckery from your representatives.
You have a problem with a study that hasn't been done yet?
Is there no beginning to your intelligence?
mashman
2nd August 2015, 13:50
It's a discussion document...
You need to put the internet down and walk away from it.
Just like the flag discussion and the TPP discussion and the smacking discussion and and and and all of those other discussion papers that just discuss stuff?
I do for the vast majority of my day... thanks for your concern.
You have a problem with a study that hasn't been done yet?
Is there no beginning to your intelligence?
Other than it being at minimum 50 years too late? and that the only proposed solutions are legislation? Yes, I do.
:yawn:
blue rider
2nd August 2015, 14:24
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xft1/v/t1.0-9/11817241_923857231006129_4130620226031001477_n.jpg ?oh=235dcc24fd901c5404a1ff57ff085d58&oe=564B4AD4&__gda__=1447344734_87de67c1edb96050d2552e1a850814e 8
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oldrider
2nd August 2015, 16:05
Apparently not everyone believes the USA bullshit on Ukraine! :oi-grr:
Dutch Intellectuals Apologize to Putin for Lies on MH17, Syria, Ukraine...
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Link:http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/25981/53/
mashman
2nd August 2015, 16:17
Apparently not everyone believes the USA bullshit on Ukraine! :oi-grr:
Dutch Intellectuals Apologize to Putin for Lies on MH17, Syria, Ukraine...
Wednesday, 27 August 2014
Link:http://macedoniaonline.eu/content/view/25981/53/
Wonder if they're still in the land of the living :shifty:
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 16:43
Wonder if they're still in the land of the living :shifty:
So Russia never had any troops or Equipment in the Ukraine?
Russian permanent representative to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin presented on 4 March a photocopy of a letter signed by Victor Yanukovich on 1 March 2014 asking that Russian president Vladimir Putin use Russian armed forces to "restore the rule of law, peace, order, stability and protection of the population of Ukraine". Both houses of the Russian parliament voted on 1 March to give President Putin the right to use Russian troops in Crimea.On 24 June Vladimir Putin asked Russian parliament to cancel resolution on use of Russian forces in Ukraine. The next day Federation Council voted to repeal previous decision making it illegal to use Russian military in Ukraine.
Next thing you will try and tell us Russia never had any pilots in the Korean war.
oldrider
2nd August 2015, 16:46
Googled HAARP to try and find out what it's all about - what they are doing, who's doing it and possibly - why? - Seems to be linked to Tesla's theories! :corn:
Link:http://www.haarp.net/
Quote from article: HAARP experimenters do not impress commonsense Alaskans such as Barbara Zickuhr, who says "They're like boys playing with a sharp stick, finding a sleeping bear and poking it in the butt to see what's going to happen." - such situations not always inclined to end well. :oi-grr:
mashman
2nd August 2015, 17:03
So Russia never had any troops or Equipment in the Ukraine?
Russian permanent representative to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin presented on 4 March a photocopy of a letter signed by Victor Yanukovich on 1 March 2014 asking that Russian president Vladimir Putin use Russian armed forces to "restore the rule of law, peace, order, stability and protection of the population of Ukraine". Both houses of the Russian parliament voted on 1 March to give President Putin the right to use Russian troops in Crimea.On 24 June Vladimir Putin asked Russian parliament to cancel resolution on use of Russian forces in Ukraine. The next day Federation Council voted to repeal previous decision making it illegal to use Russian military in Ukraine.
Next thing you will try and tell us Russia never had any pilots in the Korean war.
So Maidan Nezalezhnosti was all Putin? bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaa... fortunately the intellectuals know better.
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 17:13
So Maidan Nezalezhnosti was all Putin? bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaa... fortunately the intellectuals know better.
Enerish please Mashy?
I asked if Russia had troups in the Ukraine or not?
I also asked you if you seriously believe the Russians propaganda any more than anyone's else's.
Especially considering they to have a history of unofficially being in wars such as Korea
oldrider
2nd August 2015, 17:13
Next thing you will try and tell us Russia never had any pilots in the Korean war.
He didn't try to tell anybody anything - he just responded to the fact of the letter in the post!
Nice people these Ukrainians: http://www.leurenmoret.info/currents/mh-17-jesuits-flagged-brics/azov-crucifixion-.html - :sick:
Check out the actual video at the bottom - we have come a long way since the year dot! :puke:
mashman
2nd August 2015, 17:16
Enerish please Mashy?
Your failure to understand is not my problem.
mashman
2nd August 2015, 17:24
He didn't try to tell anybody anything - he just responded to the fact of the letter in the post!
Nice people these Ukrainians: http://www.leurenmoret.info/currents/mh-17-jesuits-flagged-brics/azov-crucifixion-.html - :sick:
Check out the actual video at the bottom - we have come a long way since the year dot! :puke:
Sick cunts... husa will likely claim that that was Putin too... also highly likely to jack off to the vid.
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 17:29
Your failure to understand is not my problem.
Yes it is, As your reply makes no sense.
Sick cunts... husa will likely claim that that was Putin too... also highly likely to jack off to the vid.
You are projecting Mashy your thoughts on what you think other think, reveal more about your own thoughts than others.
I never suggested Putin did anything other than having troops and materials in another country.
mashman
2nd August 2015, 17:31
Yes it is, As your reply makes no sense.
You are projecting Mashy your thoughts on what you think other think, reveal more about your own thoughts than others.
Oldrider understood it.
Sorry, was just going on your posting history, and as you didn't deny it, well.....
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 17:34
Oldrider understood it.
Sorry, was just going on your posting history, and as you didn't deny it, well.....
No mashy I was suggesting yet the Russians have vested intrests.
But don't worry the report will be out in OCT. The one that Russia refuse to co-operate in.
Yeah But oldie and you do share some other understandings though aye Mashy.:clap:
mashman
2nd August 2015, 17:37
No mashy I was suggesting yet the Russians have vested intrests.
But don't worry the report will be out in OCT. The one that Russia refuse to co-operate in.
Yeah But oldie and you do share some other understandings though aye Mashy.:clap:
I know what you were suggesting and I responded as such.
Report :killingme... is that going to trump the Ukrainian ground crew that defected because a Ukrainian plane returned without a missile at exactly the same time as the plane was shot down? Actually, don't answer that, you have ocean report blindness.
Is that meant to excuse your lack of understanding? bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaa.
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 17:46
I know what you were suggesting and I responded as such.
Report :killingme... is that going to trump the Ukrainian ground crew that defected because a Ukrainian plane returned without a missile at exactly the same time as the plane was shot down? Actually, don't answer that, you have ocean report blindness.
Is that meant to excuse your lack of understanding? bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaa.
Wow you know what the report will say months ahead of its release. How informed you are (by informed I of course mean deluded)
I would suggest that anyone that read your post would say it makes very little sense.
So Russia never had any troops or Equipment in the Ukraine?
Russian permanent representative to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin presented on 4 March a photocopy of a letter signed by Victor Yanukovich on 1 March 2014 asking that Russian president Vladimir Putin use Russian armed forces to "restore the rule of law, peace, order, stability and protection of the population of Ukraine". Both houses of the Russian parliament voted on 1 March to give President Putin the right to use Russian troops in Crimea.On 24 June Vladimir Putin asked Russian parliament to cancel resolution on use of Russian forces in Ukraine. The next day Federation Council voted to repeal previous decision making it illegal to use Russian military in Ukraine.
Next thing you will try and tell us Russia never had any pilots in the Korean war.
So Maidan Nezalezhnosti was all Putin? bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaa... fortunately the intellectuals know better.
mashman
2nd August 2015, 18:08
Wow you know what the report will say months ahead of its release. How informed you are (by informed I of course mean deluded)
I would suggest that anyone that read your post would say it makes very little sense.
It was a question, not a statement of what was going to be in any report.
At the time of my response you had only posted "So Russia never had any troops or Equipment in the Ukraine?"... so yeah, it will look silly in response to the rest. Fortunately I know that and therefore realise that the post wasn't silly at all.
So, I would suggest that you;re trying to overcompensate for low self-worth? I say that, as it is evidenced by you needing to reinforce something out of context, not once, but twice in the same post. Takes a speshul kind of talent that does son :niceone:
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 18:24
I know what you were suggesting and I responded as such.
Report :killingme... is that going to trump the Ukrainian ground crew that defected because a Ukrainian plane returned without a missile at exactly the same time as the plane was shot down? Actually, don't answer that, you have ocean report blindness.
Is that meant to excuse your lack of understanding? bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaa.
It was a question, not a statement of what was going to be in any report.
At the time of my response you had only posted "So Russia never had any troops or Equipment in the Ukraine?"... so yeah, it will look silly in response to the rest. Fortunately I know that and therefore realise that the post wasn't silly at all.
So, I would suggest that you;re trying to overcompensate for low self-worth? I say that, as it is evidenced by you needing to reinforce something out of context, not once, but twice in the same post. Takes a speshul kind of talent that does son :niceone:
Mashy you can't claim that your statements are a question. When you are trying you use them as being facts.
You actually have no proof to support your statements (sorry mashy questions) Adding a question mark does not invalidate that.
I am glad that you in hindsight agree your response was silly. I look forward to more hind sighted relations from you in the future.
As an aside I would suggest you leave the psychology to me, or get a degree and then we will talk some more on a more level playing field. Because as it stands you are out of your depth and well short of talent. But then again you are bloody interesting:nya: Pull up a chair and tell me about your mother issues.
mashman
2nd August 2015, 18:52
Mashy you can't claim that your statements are a question. When you are trying you use them as being facts.
You actually have no proof to support your statements (sorry mashy questions) Adding a question mark does not invalidate that.
I am glad that you in hindsight agree your response was silly I look forward to more hind sighted relations from you in the future.
As an aside I would suggest you leave the psychology to me, or get a degree and then we will talk some more on a more level laying field. Because as it stands you are out of your depth and well short of talent. But then again you are bloody interesting:nya: Pull up a chair and tell me about your mother issues.
Sorry, your lies and deception are not worthy of any further...........
husaberg
2nd August 2015, 19:03
Sorry, your lies and deception are not worthy of any further...........
Do you think your mummy was dishonest with you?
I asked you if you were trying to make out that Russia had no troops in the Ukraine I also asked you if you seriously believe thart Russia had also not had pilots in the Korean war.
You tried to wiggle out of it by trying to say it was history. yet previously you have said this
My most favouritist quote ever... Albert Einstein and his definition of Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.:
Ps gee you have been a little angry the last couple of days.
mashman
2nd August 2015, 19:15
George Galloway: ‘If Corbyn wins, I’d rejoin Labour pretty damn quick’ (http://www.rt.com/uk/311265-galloway-corbyn-labour-return/)... 5 years til the UK becomes Greece then lol.
Ocean1
2nd August 2015, 19:55
Yes I can see the green glow from fukushima from here
Which is relevant how?
And that nice microsoft man just luvs him some charity . . .as he gets a 1 to 1 tax break
Which is exactly why he does it no doubt.
Perhaps you should go explain to all those charities how hard done they are because Bill doesn't pay tax on money he give them.
Bout time ya whipped out ya chart
I would. But you've demonstrated numerous times before now that you're incapable if assimilating facts, no matter how they're presented.
Fraid mashy has it right . . And chances are you will never know why
He's almost as dim witted as you, the chances of him being right about anything are so slight that even you could do the maths. You can add up to zero, can't you?
Brian d marge
2nd August 2015, 20:15
Which is relevant how?
Which is exactly why he does it no doubt.
Perhaps you should go explain to all those charities how hard done they are because Bill doesn't pay tax on money he give them.
I would. But you've demonstrated numerous times before now that you're incapable if assimilating facts, no matter how they're presented.
He's almost as dim witted as you, the chances of him being right about anything are so slight that even you could do the maths. You can add up to zero, can't you?
I was going to reply to everyone of your points ....
but then I realized .....if you cant see the relationship between fukushima and the benefits to man, then the rest of the points will just baffle you
As for facts , I have a harbour bridge for sale , you still interested ?
Stephen
Ocean1
2nd August 2015, 20:37
I was going to reply to everyone of your points ....
but then I realized .....if you cant see the relationship between fukushima and the benefits to man, then the rest of the points will just baffle you
As for facts , I have a harbour bridge for sale , you still interested ?
Stephen
So, when someone says "future tech available for everyone" you see a 30 year old nuclear power plant design?
That suggests you're not grown up enough to be involved in that discussion, don't it?
Brian d marge
2nd August 2015, 20:44
So, when someone says "future tech available for everyone" you see a 30 year old nuclear power plant design?
That suggests you're not grown up enough to be involved in that discussion, don't it?
Not at your level, one is assured
Stephen
jonbuoy
2nd August 2015, 21:14
Awesome World..........
http://home.web.cern.ch/about/updates/2015/07/discovery-new-class-particles-lhc
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-33353370
Ocean1
2nd August 2015, 21:46
Awesome World..........
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-33353370
Hope he's paid tax on that...
Brian d marge
2nd August 2015, 22:50
Hope he's paid tax on that...
I knew you didnt understand
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Ocean1
3rd August 2015, 09:13
I knew you didnt understand
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I understand that some consider the tax exemption of charitable donations to be unfair for some reason.
But seriously, you'd have to be totally fucked in the head to consider it some sort of unethical process. I mean, the donation is 100% gone from the donor's pocket, whether he's paid tax on it or not simply alters the quantity actually available to charity.
There's nothing quite as ugly as the petty jealousy that's capable of the sort of logical contortions that can bitch about how much someone has voluntarily given from his own pocket. Except the sort that expects him to pay twice as much to compensate for another charity having taken the first lot.
mashman
3rd August 2015, 09:24
Migrant flow to Europe is result of US, EU military ops in Middle East – Czech president (http://www.rt.com/news/311407-migrant-crisis-eu-policy/)... "Police reportedly stopped the crowd by using a chemical irritant" chemical warfare eh.
Palestinian youths clash with police at Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem (http://www.rt.com/news/311403-jerusalem-mosque-palestinians-clashes/)... :facepalm:
mashman
3rd August 2015, 10:14
Peters offers voters the `New Kiwi Deal' (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29161342/peters-offers-voters-the-new-kiwi-deal/)
"The most pressing issue is work and real wages - ignore the official figures, unemployment and underemployment are rife."
bwaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaa... but but but reports.
James Deuce
3rd August 2015, 10:18
I understand that some consider the tax exemption of charitable donations to be unfair for some reason.
But seriously, you'd have to be totally fucked in the head to consider it some sort of unethical process. I mean, the donation is 100% gone from the donor's pocket, whether he's paid tax on it or not simply alters the quantity actually available to charity.
There's nothing quite as ugly as the petty jealousy that's capable of the sort of logical contortions that can bitch about how much someone has voluntarily given from his own pocket. Except the sort that expects him to pay twice as much to compensate for another charity having taken the first lot.
Voluntarily given in the misguided impression that Charities actually do anything except farm money.
The whole rort needs to go. Charities need to pay tax. Churches need to pay tax. The very best charities are hitting about 8% of income going out in actual aid that measurably improves an outcome related to the specific goal of the charity. 99% of them are as bullshit as churches.
mashman
3rd August 2015, 11:50
Koch warns conservatives must demand smaller government (https://nz.finance.yahoo.com/news/koch-warns-conservatives-must-demand-223201986.html)... bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa, coz it's all the govt fault :killingme where the fuck do these people get their ideas from.
mashman
3rd August 2015, 12:56
Proof of Trump's charity giving elusive (http://news.yahoo.com/proof-trumps-charity-giving-elusive-134515907--election.html)... sorry dude, you simply haven't given enough and therefore aren't worthy of anything.
Ocean1
3rd August 2015, 13:00
Voluntarily given in the misguided impression that Charities actually do anything except farm money.
The whole rort needs to go. Charities need to pay tax. Churches need to pay tax. The very best charities are hitting about 8% of income going out in actual aid that measurably improves an outcome related to the specific goal of the charity. 99% of them are as bullshit as churches.
I don't agree. And my old man was involved in exposing one of the largest "charitable" rorts ever. Donations for genuine charities should be tax deductible, but let's define charities as those run by volunteers. By all means blame the governments that gave charities that spend most of the donations "in-house" tax exempt status, but don't blame those who dug into their own pocket to help. An ethical solution is pretty simple, make the exemption relative to the amount actually hitting the target.
Also, most of the big philanthropic contributors don't actually use existing organisations, they set up their own charitable trusts where they've got control over "costs", (cough), and the books for most of those are pretty transparent.
Brian d marge
3rd August 2015, 14:02
I don't agree. And my old man was involved in exposing one of the largest "charitable" rorts ever. Donations for genuine charities should be tax deductible, but let's define charities as those run by volunteers. By all means blame the governments that gave charities that spend most of the donations "in-house" tax exempt status, but don't blame those who dug into their own pocket to help. An ethical solution is pretty simple, make the exemption relative to the amount actually hitting the target.
Also, most of the big philanthropic contributors don't actually use existing organisations, they set up their own charitable trusts where they've got control over "costs", (cough), and the books for most of those are pretty transparent.
I think you had better spend sometime on google ..... As Im sure you do not understand the Tax benefits the US gives for Donations to charities
Stephen
Brian d marge
3rd August 2015, 14:07
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/dutch-king-willemalexander-declares-the-end-of-the-welfare-state-8822421.html
Cant see this ending well ....my pop down to Bunnings... and get me fire extinguishers checked !
Stephen
mashman
3rd August 2015, 16:22
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/dutch-king-willemalexander-declares-the-end-of-the-welfare-state-8822421.html
Cant see this ending well ....my pop down to Bunnings... and get me fire extinguishers checked !
Stephen
Getting rid of the king would be a good start... fucker sounds baked.
jonbuoy
3rd August 2015, 19:43
I think you had better spend sometime on google ..... As Im sure you do not understand the Tax benefits the US gives for Donations to charities
Stephen
Would you be happier if he just opted in for complete tax avoidance schemes like other wealthy people?
Brian d marge
3rd August 2015, 19:45
Would you be happier if he just opted in for complete tax avoidance schemes like other wealthy people?
Now why would you say such a thing
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jonbuoy
3rd August 2015, 19:47
Now why would you say such a thing
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So your happy hes donating to charity?
Ocean1
3rd August 2015, 20:27
I think you had better spend sometime on google ..... As Im sure you do not understand the Tax benefits the US gives for Donations to charities
Stephen
OK...
It's exactly as I understood: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charitable_contribution_deductions_in_the_United_S tates
Which must mean, leme see now... YOU'RE FULL OF SHIT!
husaberg
3rd August 2015, 20:39
I think you had better spend sometime on google ..... As Im sure you do not understand the Tax benefits the US gives for Donations to charities
Stephen
Silly Stephen, Tax is only for poor people.:lol:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2013/02/18/facebook-doesnt-pay-taxes-on-its-profits-so-what/
http://www.cheatsheet.com/business/4-big-companies-that-pay-virtually-no-income-tax.html/?a=viewall
Ocean1
3rd August 2015, 21:18
Silly Stephen, Tax is only for poor people.:lol:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2013/02/18/facebook-doesnt-pay-taxes-on-its-profits-so-what/
http://www.cheatsheet.com/business/4-big-companies-that-pay-virtually-no-income-tax.html/?a=viewall
The "Citizens for Tax Justice" facebook claim the Forbes article was rebutting is pretty heavily spun. Sad to see such bullshit taken seriously.
There is certainly a case for multinationals to be paying tax on earnings taken in each country TO that country, rather than shuffle it back to some pea-and-shell game featuring the Cayman Islands or some such...
husaberg
3rd August 2015, 21:21
The "Citizens for Tax Justice" facebook claim the Forbes article was rebutting is pretty heavily spun. Sad to see such bullshit taken seriously.
There is certainly a case for multinationals to be paying tax on earnings taken in each country TO that country, rather than shuffle it back to some pea-and-shell game featuring the Cayman Islands or some such...
From Memory they only paid about 12000 dollars here a few years ago.
There is a case but no one has the balls.
Brian d marge
3rd August 2015, 21:21
Silly Stephen, Tax is only for poor people.:lol:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2013/02/18/facebook-doesnt-pay-taxes-on-its-profits-so-what/
http://www.cheatsheet.com/business/4-big-companies-that-pay-virtually-no-income-tax.html/?a=viewall
Must spread me legs again .....
but I can give you
314363
Stephen
Brian d marge
3rd August 2015, 21:34
OK...
It's exactly as I understood: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charitable_contribution_deductions_in_the_United_S tates
Which must mean, leme see now... YOU'RE FULL OF SHIT!
Now let me see on that page if it mentions; "Lifetime Legacies" nope cant see it anywhere
I may be full of sh1t , but A; at least I know what Im talking about ! B; I know what Im talking about even when Im pissed.
I hope you re good friends with your drawing board ...you might be spending some time there
Stephen
Ocean1
3rd August 2015, 21:39
From Memory they only paid about 12000 dollars here a few years ago.
There is a case but no one has the balls.
Who? Facebook?
I don't think it's lack of balls so much as the same old issue with large economies screwing small ones. Simply: access to their market is a bigger deal for us than ours is to them. Tax law that benefits high earners in large countries at the expense of the likes of NZ is very much against that "most un-American in favouring the big guy over the little" ethos mentioned in the Forbes item.
There's a few rules here in NZ I think could be changed to benefit the economy too.
husaberg
3rd August 2015, 21:56
Who? Facebook?
.
In NZ Yes. Sorry it was actually $14000 dollars :laugh:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10850796
At least then paid about the same as a mid range Lawyer last year though, wow
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/70123183/facebook-new-zealands-trifling-tax-take
I don't think it's lack of balls so much as the same old issue with large economies screwing small ones. Simply: access to their market is a bigger deal for us than ours is to them. Tax law that benefits high earners in large countries at the expense of the likes of NZ is very much against that "most un-American in favouring the big guy over the little" ethos mentioned in the Forbes item.
There's a few rules here in NZ I think could be changed to benefit the economy too.
It is lack of Balls that why we get screwed.
Facebook is not a big earner for NZ. Taxing them on advertising revenue earned in NZ is only fair.
Look at Googles tax paid.
Ocean1
3rd August 2015, 22:07
In NZ Yes. Sorry it was actually $14000 dollars :laugh:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=10850796
At least then paid about the same as a mid range Lawyer last year though, wow
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/70123183/facebook-new-zealands-trifling-tax-take
It is lack of Balls that why we get screwed.
Facebook is not a big earner for NZ. Taxing them on advertising revenue earned in NZ is only fair.
I didn't say it was. It is a high earner from a large country, though.
And dodgy as fuck. Sounds like the OECD is on their generic case.
Brian d marge
4th August 2015, 02:59
I didn't say it was. It is a high earner from a large country, though.
And dodgy as fuck. Sounds like the OECD is on their generic case.
I give u 6 months and u will be agreeing with mashie and I
Hope you can grow ya hair ya hippie
Brian d marge
4th August 2015, 03:04
I dont live ib nz . .but I pay a lot of tax there so reach into your pockets and give me my money back
Especially u ocean
But im flexible as I have said
Im good for a mars bar
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33763628
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mashman
4th August 2015, 08:01
I dont live ib nz . .but I pay a lot of tax there so reach into your pockets and give me my money back
Especially u ocean
But im flexible as I have said
Im good for a mars bar
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33763628
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lolz... come get it :shifty:
I guess the Milky Bar kid didn't make enough money to keep him out of jail. Kinda funny that a simple trader can do these things. The system must be rigged :shit:
mashman
4th August 2015, 12:59
The $70,000-a-year minimum wage CEO grapples with consequences (https://nz.finance.yahoo.com/news/70-000-minimum-wage-ceo-152439914.html)... bwaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaaa
mashman
4th August 2015, 14:47
Catalonia poised to call early poll as proxy independence vote (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/world/a/29168188/catalonia-poised-to-call-early-poll-as-proxy-independence-vote/)
"During a visit to Catalonia last month, King Felipe VI warned Catalan leaders that "respect for the law is the source of legitimacy and an unavoidable requirement for living together democratically in peace and freedom"."... respect for the law :killingme
mashman
4th August 2015, 17:59
Farmer visited by Obama is now the face of California’s drought (https://www.yahoo.com/politics/farmer-visited-by-obama-is-now-the-face-of-125535895256.html)
“I feel like I am doing my part to get people to understand what this crisis is doing here, how this affects everyone,” he said. “We feed you. … If we don’t survive, where will the food come from?”
Brian d marge
4th August 2015, 19:08
Farmer visited by Obama is now the face of California’s drought (https://www.yahoo.com/politics/farmer-visited-by-obama-is-now-the-face-of-125535895256.html)
“I feel like I am doing my part to get people to understand what this crisis is doing here, how this affects everyone,” he said. “We feed you. … If we don’t survive, where will the food come from?”
Monsanto will have the answer
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Brian d marge
4th August 2015, 19:16
Damn hippies
http://i.stuff.co.nz/life-style/home-property/70810708/My-town-calls-my-lawn-a-nuisance-but-I-still-refuse-to-mow-it
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mashman
4th August 2015, 20:04
Damn hippies
http://i.stuff.co.nz/life-style/home-property/70810708/My-town-calls-my-lawn-a-nuisance-but-I-still-refuse-to-mow-it
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Save the environment. Burn a hippy.
Brian d marge
4th August 2015, 20:07
Its the crusties that burn well
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mashman
4th August 2015, 20:17
Its the crusties that burn well
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I would have thought the preggers would have more energy.
blue rider
4th August 2015, 20:45
Farmer visited by Obama is now the face of California’s drought (https://www.yahoo.com/politics/farmer-visited-by-obama-is-now-the-face-of-125535895256.html)
“I feel like I am doing my part to get people to understand what this crisis is doing here, how this affects everyone,” he said. “We feed you. … If we don’t survive, where will the food come from?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HC5soDYcVo
just less pretty....
mashman
5th August 2015, 09:52
Homeland Security admits CISA info-sharing bill could 'sweep away' privacy protections (http://www.rt.com/usa/311578-cisa-bill-security-internet/)... Could? bwaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaa
Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 02:15
Prof Keene and Max ...Lots of interesting info
http://<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/TVaVPMMvyPk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> (http://<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/TVaVPMMvyPk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>)
Stephen
mashman
6th August 2015, 09:11
Prof Keene and Max ...Lots of interesting info
Stephen
"Naive view of money", no, really, say it ain't so, from 1st year to PHD to full blown career under the misnomer that money is only an exchange mechanism you say. I'm gonna look into that. Didn't the students at Manchester Uni mention something similar last year?
Robert Barro is correct, Steve Keen is wrong ;)... which is kind of ironic given his explanation of the moving seesaw. A bob each way perhaps :shifty:.
OMG did Stacey just blame the banks for not doing due dilligence for their lending instead of blaming the borrower :killingme
And the solution. Rolling debt jubilees :killingme :facepalm:. Reminds me of the Einstein Insanity definition: "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.".
mashman
6th August 2015, 18:36
New flag may boost economy by billions: PM (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29192751/new-flag-may-boost-economy-by-billions-pm/)... bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa... what a fuckin moron.
carbonhed
6th August 2015, 18:40
New flag may boost economy by billions: PM (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29192751/new-flag-may-boost-economy-by-billions-pm/)... bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa... what a fuckin moron.
bwaaaahahahaha except he's right of course. Fucking dildo.
Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 18:56
bwaaaahahahaha except he's right of course. Fucking dildo.
It will keep you amused for a while
Meanwhile hows that rockstar economey
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mashman
6th August 2015, 18:59
bwaaaahahahaha except he's right of course. Fucking dildo.
Yeah, it MAY boost the economy, OVER TIME, for China as they'll be the ones producing the merchandise with the NZ flag on it for NZ businesses to buy back and sell to NZers. Priceless fucktardery.
carbonhed
6th August 2015, 19:13
Yeah, it MAY boost the economy, OVER TIME, for China as they'll be the ones producing the merchandise with the NZ flag on it for NZ businesses to buy back and sell to NZers. Priceless fucktardery.
Almost any price is worth paying if you two Pommy douchebags are drop kicked back to the shitholes you call home.
Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 20:02
Almost any price is worth paying if you two Pommy douchebags are drop kicked back to the shitholes you call home.
That would be new zealand
Dumbarse
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husaberg
6th August 2015, 20:29
bwaaaahahahaha except he's right of course. Fucking dildo.
If you want to boost the economy directing money to pay for stuff produced outside of our own country is not really the best way to do it.
They could have taken all that same money and gave it to the tax payers that would have boasted the economy.
Or they could have invested it in a project that creates employment.
I see it as a side show. Away from how poor they are performing.
mashman
6th August 2015, 20:29
That would be new zealand
Dumbarse
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bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaa... that and the UK is coming here by the looks of things, whether the she'll be right crowd like it or not, so I'm gonna get the best of both worlds irrespective :laugh:
bogan
6th August 2015, 20:56
If you want to boost the economy directing money to pay for stuff produced outside of our own country is not really the best way to do it.
They could have taken all that same money and gave it to the tax payers that would have boasted the economy.
Or they could have invested it in a project that creates employment.
I see it as a side show. Away from how poor they are performing.
Did I miss something? was that not about spending fuck all (and in NZ at that) on a flag change?
carbonhed
6th August 2015, 21:00
bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaa... that and the UK is coming here by the looks of things, whether the she'll be right crowd like it or not, so I'm gonna get the best of both worlds irrespective :laugh:
Unhappy at home, miserable abroad. The classic whiney pommy arsehole despised everywhere he drags his sorry arse.
Try Australia. They fucking love you over there.
husaberg
6th August 2015, 21:15
Did I miss something? was that not about spending fuck all (and in NZ at that) on a flag change?
Fuck all, Can I borrow a $20 of you (million) edit 25million without changing flag, yet no money for solid energy.
mashman
6th August 2015, 21:18
Unhappy at home, miserable abroad. The classic whiney pommy arsehole despised everywhere he drags his sorry arse.
Try Australia. They fucking love you over there.
Could be something to do with the foreigners we meet.
Nah... more fun watchin the locals, somewhat ironically I might add, moan and bitch about us poms moaning and bitching than it would be to be welcomed with open arms elsewhere. You brighten my day. Thanks :niceone:
carbonhed
6th August 2015, 21:25
Could be something to do with the foreigners we meet.
Nah... more fun watchin the locals, somewhat ironically I might add, moan and bitch about us poms moaning and bitching than it would be to be welcomed with open arms elsewhere. You brighten my day. Thanks :niceone:
bwaaaahahaha you've found somewhere where you're welcomed with open arms.... fkin brilliant... priceless.... that scouse humour.... cue more retarded bwahahhhahaaaaaaaa.
And with that I bid you adieu. Have a nice day!
mashman
6th August 2015, 21:28
bwaaaahahaha you've found somewhere where you're welcomed with open arms.... fkin brilliant... priceless.... that scouse humour.... cue more retarded bwahahhhahaaaaaaaa.
And with that I bid you adieu. Have a nice day!
heh... may your evening be as funny as me.
bogan
6th August 2015, 21:30
Fuck all, Can I borrow a $20 of you (million) edit 25million without changing flag, yet no money for solid energy.
When it comes down to around 5 bucks each person in the country, and you're still making it financial, the question about changing our nation's flag, our national identity some might even say; an issue about the five bucks each cost, that's fucked up.
I think we should change it.
Perhaps the solid energy issue is also not just about money...
husaberg
6th August 2015, 21:47
When it comes down to around 5 bucks each person in the country, and you're still making it financial, the question about changing our nation's flag, our national identity some might even say; an issue about the five bucks each cost, that's fucked up.
I think we should change it.
Perhaps the solid energy issue is also not just about money...
Bogan the 25 million is only the cost of discussing the change.
Solid energy was made to borrow money to pay a dividend, They were made to buy a worthless mine.(Pike)
They were also made to pay a Carbon tax that would normally be equivalent to there profit margin to who?
They were made to stop production underground because of pike then had to lay off and pay a heap of redundancies. Yet more $$$$$$
China refused to honour contracts yet when NZ does for a Saudi sheep farmer, NZ shells out. Yet there was not a whisper about Chinas contracts they never honoured..........
On paper as a company they are pretty worthless unless you consider they own most of the mineral rights to NZ.
What's the bet they will be flogged off for bugger all to a Rio Tinto or a BHP.
Solid energy was badly run, were badly run, but the Government is happy to prop up the private bluff smelter but not their own company?
The number of jobs is similar the ownership is not.
Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 21:52
Try Australia. They fucking love you over there.
Thats better than the kiwis . . .
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Lightbulb
6th August 2015, 21:57
To me, the issues that have failed solid energy, formerly coal corp is similar to fonterras current issues. They decided to use commodity price structure for the sale of coal international pricing. Originally coal corp was to supply NZ businesses competitive priced coal. But changed to a profit centre. Initially it all looked good until the commodity prices dropped. The coal is still a very valuable resource , but like other things will be sold off cheap for a foreign buyer to making money from NZ and effectively be adding to our international debt. Effectively we will be paying them to take our recourses.
Every thing that has been privatised has ended up costing more for NZ consumers. Not 1 thing sold has brought lower prices for, power, water,medical care, communications, etc etc.
Neil
Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 22:00
heh... may your evening be as funny as me.
Now look what you did
all the fish left the barrel
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Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 22:02
When it comes down to around 5 bucks each person in the country, and you're still making it financial, the question about changing our nation's flag, our national identity some might even say; an issue about the five bucks each cost, that's fucked up.
I think we should change it.
Perhaps the solid energy issue is also not just about money...
I like the new design where the silver fern replaces the union jack
But wouldnt that 26 million dollars be better spend on dole bludging layabouts
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Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 22:08
To me, the issues that have failed solid energy, formerly coal corp is similar to fonterras current issues. They decided to use commodity price structure for the sale of coal international pricing. Originally coal corp was to supply NZ businesses competitive priced coal. But changed to a profit centre. Initially it all looked good until the commodity prices dropped. The coal is still a very valuable resource , but like other things will be sold off cheap for a foreign buyer to making money from NZ and effectively be adding to our international debt. Effectively we will be paying them to take our recourses.
Every thing that has been privatised has ended up costing more for NZ consumers. Not 1 thing sold has brought lower prices for, power, water,medical care, communications, etc etc.
Neil
That my young friend is called asset stripping
I wonder how the mom and pop investors are getting along with their share prices
They should have invested in chinese houses . .
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Scuba_Steve
6th August 2015, 22:13
Bogan the 25 million is only the cost of discussing the change.
Solid energy was made to borrow money to pay a dividend, They were made to buy a worthless mine.(Pike)
They were also made to pay a Carbon tax that would normally be equivalent to there profit margin to who?
They were made to stop production underground because of pike then had to lay off and pay a heap of redundancies. Yet more $$$$$$
China refused to honour contracts yet when NZ does for a Saudi sheep farmer, NZ shells out. Yet there was not a whisper about Chinas contracts they never honoured..........
On paper as a company they are pretty worthless unless you consider they own most of the mineral rights to NZ.
What's the bet they will be flogged off for bugger all to a Rio Tinto or a BHP.
Solid energy was badly run, were badly run, but the Government is happy to prop up the private bluff smelter but not their own company?
The number of jobs is similar the ownership is not.
Careful there, it's starting to sound very much like a conspiracy theory
bogan
6th August 2015, 22:25
Bogan the 25 million is only the cost of discussing the change.
Solid energy was made to borrow money to pay a dividend, They were made to buy a worthless mine.(Pike)
They were also made to pay a Carbon tax that would normally be equivalent to there profit margin to who?
They were made to stop production underground because of pike then had to lay off and pay a heap of redundancies. Yet more $$$$$$
China refused to honour contracts yet when NZ does for a Saudi sheep farmer, NZ shells out. Yet there was not a whisper about Chinas contracts they never honoured..........
On paper as a company they are pretty worthless unless you consider they own most of the mineral rights to NZ.
What's the bet they will be flogged off for bugger all to a Rio Tinto or a BHP.
Solid energy was badly run, were badly run, but the Government is happy to prop up the private bluff smelter but not their own company?
The number of jobs is similar the ownership is not.
Cost of the referendum init? We're discussing it now, for free. My point is that a flag change is not about money, money is how everything gets done, so anything can be made about it; but it's often just a distraction or diversionary tactic.
Do you think we should change the flag?
bogan
6th August 2015, 22:28
I like the new design where the silver fern replaces the union jack
But wouldnt that 26 million dollars be better spend on dole bludging layabouts
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There is a really good one out there.
Could be both if they get off their arses and make the new flags.
Brian d marge
6th August 2015, 22:43
There is a really good one out there.
Could be both if they get off their arses and make the new flags.
Hahahahaa true
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husaberg
6th August 2015, 23:03
Cost of the referendum init? We're discussing it now, for free. My point is that a flag change is not about money, money is how everything gets done, so anything can be made about it; but it's often just a distraction or diversionary tactic.
Do you think we should change the flag?
That is the officially released estimates of the cost as for my personal opinion changing it is not as important as using the money for more worthwhile ventures.
I find the use of a referendum funny when we have a history of governments ignoring the outcomes of CIR's anyway.
husaberg
6th August 2015, 23:06
Careful there, it's starting to sound very much like a conspiracy theory
Nah these stuff are all easily proven facts other than the hocking off, time will tell on that one. Its a risk I am willing to take.
bogan
6th August 2015, 23:07
That is the officially released estimates of the cost as for my personal opinion changing it is not as important as using the money for more worthwhile ventures.
I find the use of a referendum funny when we have a history of governments ignoring the outcomes of CIR's anyway.
Who are you to say what is a more worthwhile way to spend 26mil though?
husaberg
6th August 2015, 23:12
Who are you to say what is a more worthwhile way to spend 26mil though?
husaberg
I would say pretty much all would put jobs and families ahead of changing flags, unless you owned a flag shop.
If it was a pressing issue it would have come up or had a CIR like the other stuff (that was ignored anyway.)
bogan
6th August 2015, 23:17
husaberg
I would say pretty much all would put jobs and families ahead of changing flags, unless you owned a flag shop.
If it was a pressing issue it would have come up or had a CIR like the other stuff (that was ignored anyway.)
Its only 26mil,not depriving all of us of any more than the price of a latte. Quit it with the financial drama queenery, mushy will get jealous...
It has come up a few times before, and isn't it about pressing enough to have a cir now?
Scuba_Steve
6th August 2015, 23:20
Its only 26mil,not depriving all of us of any more than the price of a latte. Quit it with the financial drama queenery, mushy will get jealous...
It has come up a few times before, and isn't it about pressing enough to have a cir now?
Well it's intent is to deprive all of us of NZ... look at the pretty flag, ignore what's going on over there just look at the pretty flag
husaberg
6th August 2015, 23:21
Its only 26mil,not depriving all of us of any more than the price of a latte. Quit it with the financial drama queenery, mushy will get jealous...
It has come up a few times before, and isn't it about pressing enough to have a cir now?
But it not a CIR its a government initiated referendum.
Move to a place that has 30000 people and have a good look what taking out 1000's of well paid jobs does.
We did the maths one day and it came to the eq of 30000 jobs out of Auckland pretty sure there would be a lot of bleating about that.
The west coast has only had the wages out of coal plus a few carrots to the local industry all the profits were funnelled elsewhere.
Littleton for instance got coal levies off our coal.
Brian d marge
7th August 2015, 02:25
bwaaaahahaha you've found somewhere where you're welcomed with open arms.... fkin brilliant... priceless.... that scouse humour.... cue more retarded bwahahhhahaaaaaaaa.
And with that I bid you adieu. Have a nice day!
He came, he saw, he ..........well you can see for yourself
Brian d marge
7th August 2015, 03:36
How can the economy grow by roughly one-third in real cockleshells while real household income drops like a rock?
One for the hard heads
Stephen
bogan
7th August 2015, 10:01
But it not a CIR its a government initiated referendum.
Move to a place that has 30000 people and have a good look what taking out 1000's of well paid jobs does.
We did the maths one day and it came to the eq of 30000 jobs out of Auckland pretty sure there would be a lot of bleating about that.
The west coast has only had the wages out of coal plus a few carrots to the local industry all the profits were funnelled elsewhere.
Littleton for instance got coal levies off our coal.
Not seeing fuck all difference if it is one the citizens want.
Maybe if the coal had better branding it would have sold for more... I don't really give a shit, the flag referendum is not about closing up the coal shop.
mashman
7th August 2015, 10:42
US says Assad is ‘root of all evil’ after first drone strikes launch from Turkey (http://www.rt.com/news/311699-turkey-usa-drones-isis/)... bwaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa, blaming a dog for the fleas you gave it, class.
mashman
7th August 2015, 10:59
Thats better than the kiwis . . .
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Nah, I reckon they love Kiwi's more: Oz-owned banks 'rorting Kiwis': Shearer (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/29203431/oz-owned-banks-rorting-kiwis-shearer/)
husaberg
7th August 2015, 11:02
Not seeing fuck all difference if it is one the citizens want.
Maybe if the coal had better branding it would have sold for more... I don't really give a shit, the flag referendum is not about closing up the coal shop.
Really? Not so long ago a whole bunch of citizens using there own money gained wide spread support for reducing the size of parliament, they got all the signatures required for a CIR.
There was a CIR and a overwhelming majority voted for a smaller parliament. this was what the citizens wanted.
Yet.
This was ignored. Yet it was what the citizens wanted. The flag change is being driven by a few. A mandate is attempting to be created. this is very different.
The solid energy was an example of a better use of money IMO.
Are you missing Arguing with Ed or something?
oldrider
7th August 2015, 15:56
US says Assad is ‘root of all evil’ after first drone strikes launch from Turkey (http://www.rt.com/news/311699-turkey-usa-drones-isis/)... bwaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaaaaa, blaming a dog for the fleas you gave it, class.
USA is the real world terrorist nation - root of all evil? - takes one to know one as the old folks used to say! :shifty:
Brian d marge
7th August 2015, 16:20
USA is the real world terrorist nation - root of all evil? - takes one to know one as the old folks used to say! :shifty:
Bloody ell that didnt take long . . Thought they usa had a small team that they had trained and inserted
So that they usa wil have an excuse to invade if one of the . .sic ,amerixan freedom fighter is killed or captured
Why isnt Israel being attacked by isis one wonders
Wasnt isis the egyptian goddess the mother of horus?
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mashman
7th August 2015, 16:41
USA is the real world terrorist nation - root of all evil? - takes one to train one as the old folks used to say! :shifty:
Made a slight modification ;)
Ocean1
7th August 2015, 17:14
Could be something to do with the foreigners we meet.
Aye, they all despise whinging fuckwits.
Ocean1
7th August 2015, 17:24
husaberg
I would say pretty much all would put jobs and families ahead of changing flags, unless you owned a flag shop.
If it was a pressing issue it would have come up or had a CIR like the other stuff (that was ignored anyway.)
I wonder how much NZ loses every year because our flag is shit and looks like Australia's, or any one of a dozen other "colonies". I've little doubt it's a fucking sight more than the cost of a few ad's.
The single largest contributor to job security has absolutely nothing to do with money, so why try to use it to fix the "problem".
And the best possible way to fix "family problems" is to dose the drinking water with contraceptives and charge $20k for a couple of weeks untreated water.
husaberg
7th August 2015, 17:35
I wonder how much NZ loses every year because our flag is shit and looks like Australia's, or any one of a dozen other "colonies". I've little doubt it's a fucking sight more than the cost of a few ad's.
The single largest contributor to job security has absolutely nothing to do with money, so why try to use it to fix the "problem".
And the best possible way to fix "family problems" is to dose the drinking water with contraceptives and charge $20k for a couple of weeks untreated water.
Congratulations Ocean with all due respect to Katman and Yokel that's the biggest load of horse shit I have ever seen posted on KB
NZ is losing money because of our Flag
I can just see a couple of tourists sitting in a travel agents Office in Asia
Arguing with each other over the destinations suggested, they are criticizing the agents offering of potential destinations with fuck the scenery and the price I don't want to go to NZ as there flag is too bland.
Negative Equity is the largest reason for a companies failure.
SE has been forced to pay higher dividends than it could afford it asked to for go them and was told no. Thus they had to borrow the money
They were forced to acquire a worthless mine they could not afford at an exorbitant price, again they could not afford this, but were told they were to do so.
They had to pay carbon Tax on there exports that did not pollute in this country for a carbon energy source sent to a country not even part of the Kyoto agreement.
All there decisions good and bad were approved or initiated by the current government.
Yet the same government is willing able and consistently goes out of it way to prop up and subsidise a company in Bluff that employs a similar number of employees, yet this company is owned by a multinational that has been making huge profits.
mashman
7th August 2015, 17:37
Aye, they all despise whinging fuckwits.
Ah, that's what it is. I thought it was because they were miserable fucks that didn't give a shit about anyone but themselves and couldn't stand facing that fact. Thanks for the top tip, I'll try to smile more... hell, I might even try laughing at some point.
bogan
7th August 2015, 17:58
Really? Not so long ago a whole bunch of citizens using there own money gained wide spread support for reducing the size of parliament, they got all the signatures required for a CIR.
There was a CIR and a overwhelming majority voted for a smaller parliament. this was what the citizens wanted.
Yet.
This was ignored. Yet it was what the citizens wanted. The flag change is being driven by a few. A mandate is attempting to be created. this is very different.
The solid energy was an example of a better use of money IMO.
Are you missing Arguing with Ed or something?
Also beside the point. As is solid energy, still.
Do you think we should change the flag?
husaberg
7th August 2015, 18:06
Also beside the point. As is solid energy, still.
Do you think we should change the flag?
Beside your point maybe. but clearly part of mine own point that the money that is being spent without a mandate could be better spent elsewhere.
As for the flag I don't care either way, but as i have said I see it as a waste of money.
I liken it to painting a rusty car without repairing the rust damage first.
bogan
7th August 2015, 18:14
Beside your point maybe. but clearly part of mine own point that the money that is being spent without a mandate could be better spent elsewhere.
As for the flag I don't care either way, but as i have said I see it as a waste of money.
I liken it to painting a rusty car without repairing the rust damage first.
Without a mandate, how do you mean? Surely the discussion around it justifies its discussion.
I liken it to market branding. We're not some fucking Addidas of australia so why should our flag look like it?
husaberg
7th August 2015, 18:23
Without a mandate, how do you mean? Surely the discussion around it justifies its discussion.
I liken it to market branding. We're not some fucking Addidas of australia so why should our flag look like it?
:2thumbsup We better get Sarchi and Sarchi onto it pronto.
Better still why not change the name of the country into something sexier as well maybe Mcdonalds then we could earn some revenue of the name in sponsorship (bugger they would charge us for using there trademark so maybe cost neutral so its still a winner. (Cost neutral is a winner, for further evidence look at asset sales)
As for the mandate I clearly showed you there were CIR that were a real mandate created from scratch voted on by the people that were still ignored. (Reducing the size of parliament)
Spending 25 million to find out if we should maybe change the flag is a pointless exercise. It could have been part of a general election referendum but it was not. nor was it part of the policies that national pushed prior to the election.
bogan
7th August 2015, 18:47
:2thumbsup We better get Sarchi and Sarchi onto it pronto.
Better still why not change the name of the country into something sexier as well maybe Mcdonalds then we could earn some revenue of the name in sponsorship (bugger they would charge us for using there trademark so maybe cost neutral so its still a winner. (Cost neutral is a winner, for further evidence look at asset sales)
As for the mandate I clearly showed you there were CIR that were a real mandate created from scratch voted on by the people that were still ignored. (Reducing the size of parliament)
Spending 25 million to find out if we should maybe change the flag is a pointless exercise. It could have been part of a general election referendum but it was not. nor was it part of the policies that national pushed prior to the election.
Nah, changing name and logo is dodgy as. We have a good country, a good brand, we just get confused with those shitters across the ditch too often.
Perhaps the question should be asked another way, why can't JK et al just decide which one we should have, would save 26mil that way...
A nonbinding CIR not being binding doesn't mean there is not mandate for anything else ever btw.
mashman
7th August 2015, 20:01
Nah, changing name and logo is dodgy as. We have a good country, a good brand, we just get confused with those shitters across the ditch too often.
Perhaps the question should be asked another way, why can't JK et al just decide which one we should have, would save 26mil that way...
A nonbinding CIR not being binding doesn't mean there is not mandate for anything else ever btw.
I think NZ should just get it the fuck over and done with and become an australian state. The flags are already similar and the buying power that would come with such a move, let alone the lack of "compliance" $ amongst other things, would greatly benefit Kiwi's.
oldrider
7th August 2015, 20:15
I think NZ should just get it the fuck over and done with and become an australian state. The flags are already similar and the buying power that would come with such a move, let alone the lack of "compliance" $ amongst other things, would greatly benefit Kiwi's.
That idea has some merit - except for one major flaw - Australians! :facepalm:
mashman
7th August 2015, 20:26
That idea has some merit - except for one major flaw - Australians! :facepalm:
bwaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaa... Trust me John, I can't tell ya'll apart so I wouldn't worry about that :shifty:.
Ocean1
7th August 2015, 20:27
Congratulations Ocean with all due respect to Katman and Yokel that's the biggest load of horse shit I have ever seen posted on KB
NZ is losing money because of our Flag
I can just see a couple of tourists sitting in a travel agents Office in Asia
Arguing with each other over the destinations suggested, they are criticizing the agents offering of potential destinations with fuck the scenery and the price I don't want to go to NZ as there flag is too bland.
Negative Equity is the largest reason for a companies failure.
SE has been forced to pay higher dividends than it could afford it asked to for go them and was told no. Thus they had to borrow the money
They were forced to acquire a worthless mine they could not afford at an exorbitant price, again they could not afford this, but were told they were to do so.
They had to pay carbon Tax on there exports that did not pollute in this country for a carbon energy source sent to a country not even part of the Kyoto agreement.
All there decisions good and bad were approved or initiated by the current government.
Yet the same government is willing able and consistently goes out of it way to prop up and subsidise a company in Bluff that employs a similar number of employees, yet this company is owned by a multinational that has been making huge profits.
NZ's profile internationally is all but insignificant, if you believe having a flag that looks like a dozen others is as commercially advantageous as having a unique, memorable one then you go right ahead and believe it mate. Me, I'll continue to believe that a graphically dynamic and nationally unique flag would benefit NZ to the tune of a shitload more than $23 M/pa.
And calling negative equity the reason for any company's failure is a bit like calling rigor mortise the reason for a corpse's death. Nor did I go anywhere near SE, old news, boring when it wasn't.
Ocean1
7th August 2015, 20:28
Ah, that's what it is. I thought it was because they were miserable fucks that didn't give a shit about anyone but themselves and couldn't stand facing that fact. Thanks for the top tip, I'll try to smile more... hell, I might even try laughing at some point.
It's not helping. You're still a despicable whining fuckwit.
mashman
7th August 2015, 20:31
It's not helping. You're still a despicable whining fuckwit.
Get a haircut.
Ocean1
7th August 2015, 20:33
I think NZ should just get it the fuck over and done with and become an australian state. The flags are already similar and the buying power that would come with such a move, let alone the lack of "compliance" $ amongst other things, would greatly benefit Kiwi's.
Convicts vs Crofters. Blighty sent them there, we left of our own free will, a distinction not often recognised by the lefties but one of some significance to everyone else involved.
mashman
7th August 2015, 20:38
Convicts vs Crofters. Blighty sent them there, we left of our own free will, a distinction not often recognised by the lefties but one of some significance to everyone else involved.
Sounds like a bunch of old dinosaurs living in a past that wasn't even theirs :killingme, priceless... man you just get better and better. Chur.
husaberg
7th August 2015, 20:48
Nah, changing name and logo is dodgy as. We have a good country, a good brand, we just get confused with those shitters across the ditch too often.
Perhaps the question should be asked another way, why can't JK et al just decide which one we should have, would save 26mil that way...
A nonbinding CIR not being binding doesn't mean there is not mandate for anything else ever btw.
A CIR crystal clear mandate for what was voted on. Who actually decided it was non binding?
As for the 25 million dollar cost, maybe you are right it would have only allowed us to bribe 2 Saudi's.:laugh:
if it was a pressing need to change the flag and people really wanted it or desired it it would at least have it own thread yet it is trapped in Stupid World what does that tell you.
husaberg
7th August 2015, 20:52
NZ's profile internationally is all but insignificant, if you believe having a flag that looks like a dozen others is as commercially advantageous as having a unique, memorable one then you go right ahead and believe it mate. Me, I'll continue to believe that a graphically dynamic and nationally unique flag would benefit NZ to the tune of a shitload more than $23 M/pa.
And calling negative equity the reason for any company's failure is a bit like calling rigor mortise the reason for a corpse's death. Nor did I go anywhere near SE, old news, boring when it wasn't.
Explain to me how a countries flag is actually important at all.
If you have any proof that changing the flag would benefit NZ to the tune of 23 millions dollars per year I would be very interested in hearing how..........
bogan
7th August 2015, 20:55
A CIR crystal clear mandate for what was voted on. Who actually decided it was non binding?
As for the 25 million dollar cost, maybe you are right it would have only allowed us to bribe 2 Saudi's.:laugh:
if it was a pressing need to change the flag and people really wanted it or desired it it would at least have it own thread yet it is trapped in Stupid World what does that tell you.
Our constitution.
What that tells me, is this is trapped here to underscore the first word in the title :whistle:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/174462-Flag?highlight=flag
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/121489-New-flag-for-NZ?highlight=flag
If you have any proof that changing the flag would benefit NZ to the tune of 23 millions dollars per year I would be very interested in hearing how..........
Why per year? the next one will be good for another 50 years at least... so only 500k per year, just walking around money.
husaberg
7th August 2015, 21:02
Our constitution.
What that tells me, is this is trapped here to underscore the first word in the title :whistle:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/174462-Flag?highlight=flag
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/121489-New-flag-for-NZ?highlight=flag
Why per year? the next one will be good for another 50 years at least... so only 500k per year, just walking around money.
Wow two threads 14 pages incredible
But this guys knee sliders and Mossy's possibly hot neighbour racked up 8 pages in a day or so.
Give me an honest answer is the need to go changing the flag as important to you as finding out how hot Mossys neighbours daughter actually is?
NZ's profile internationally is all but insignificant, if you believe having a flag that looks like a dozen others is as commercially advantageous as having a unique, memorable one then you go right ahead and believe it mate. Me, I'll continue to believe that a graphically dynamic and nationally unique flag would benefit NZ to the tune of a shitload more than $23 M/pa.
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The 23mill per year question was in answer to Oceans belief that it would. cylon
Ocean1
7th August 2015, 21:05
Explain to me how a countries flag is actually important at all.
If you have any proof that changing the flag would benefit NZ to the tune of 23 millions dollars per year I would be very interested in hearing how..........
It's the primary symbol of our country, it's as important as you believe that makes it.
And I will tell you. Right after you prove to me that NZ would benefit to the tune of more than $23M from spending it on work or family related subsidies.
bogan
7th August 2015, 21:09
Wow two threads 14 pages incredible
But this guys knee sliders and Mossy's possibly hot neighbour racked up 8 pages in a day or so.
The 23mill per year question was in answer to Oceans belief that it would. cylon
Just pointing out it does indeed have at least its own thread. Might have more if this were kiwiflagger... Regardless, various polls have put the outcome of such a referendum as far from certain. So a question will be answered, you might see the answer as pointless, but.
Fair enough then, carry on.
Brian d marge
7th August 2015, 21:12
bwaaaaaa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haaaaaa... Trust me John, I can't tell ya'll apart so I wouldn't worry about that :shifty:.
One worlder
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husaberg
7th August 2015, 21:13
It's the primary symbol of our country, it's as important as you believe that makes it.
And I will tell you. Right after you prove to me that NZ would benefit to the tune of more than $23M from spending it on work or family related subsidies.
I never made the statement though. You are avoiding the question.
No one cares overseas what the flag is. Another nations flag is generally insignificant to foreigners unless it is being displayed after they have jackbooted their way over your borders.
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