Originally Posted by Brian d marge
I'd go with abrasive rather than foul to describe Spooner. He had a very strong self belief plus sense of justice and the type of person who would be classed as a major asset in a battle against tptb.
Moped rider
I'd go with abrasive rather than foul to describe Spooner. He had a very strong self belief plus sense of justice and the type of person who would be classed as a major asset in a battle against tptb.
Forum whore
Cynical?
Toi?
Never!
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“- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”
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And then they change the minds once they've been bribed enough. Ahhhhh politicians. Obama's trade bill narrowly clears a key Senate hurdle
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
Just faidin away!
Why cruiser riders fear the TPPA: http://news.yahoo.com/u-aims-crack-d...154411045.html -(PT)
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Major TTIP vote at European Parliament postponed due to 'political divisions'... once the cash has flowed over the next 24hrs, expect a change of heart
Hardcore Biker
May your bribes be plentiful and bountiful!Major TTIP vote at European Parliament postponed due to 'political divisions'... once the cash has flowed over the next 24hrs, expect a change of heart
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... and not sniffed by the fbi.
Forum whore
They still can't make up their minds. Looks like a whole lot of opposition everywhere.Major TTIP vote at European Parliament postponed due to 'political divisions'... once the cash has flowed over the next 24hrs, expect a change of heart
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-33055665
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Hardcore Biker
There's a growing perception that huge, multi-national corporations want the TPPA (and other similar arrangements), and that they are prepared to throw the GDP of medium sized countries around in order to get it through. That kind of money buys a LOT of votes.
The public, by and large, don't want it and are lobbying politicians to vote against it, or at least ask very probing and direct questions that the corporations would much rather weren't answered.
Still... Governments aren't really known for listening to their electorate. Anyone for a new flag?
Forum whore
I'm sure they do, How many times have you heard a politician say "That's a very good question, I'm glad you asked that".
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Excellent idea... we should replace them all with theseI'm sure they do, How many times have you heard a politician say "That's a very good question, I'm glad you asked that".
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They do listen tsk tsk, they simply don't remember
Kiwibiker
To all those that rant on about conspiracy theorists in regards to the TPPA, I trust you can all breathe with your heads stuck in the sand.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/poli...rippled-by-tpp
Bogeyman
Jane Kelsey? Really?
Did you read the draft? What, specifically in there do you have a problem with?
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Ill take her version of reality over yours any day
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