Cunliffe's constituent Liu?

[Akzle]

Don't forget the tensile strength.

like when i said rope?

[dinosaur]

that's a whole lot of supposition on which you base your strong belief.
but pray, what facts do you know? i'm sure teh jewdiciary would be delighted to hear them.

It's fact, and stated by Cunliff himself: one of his staff members wrote the letter, he just signed it. Also stated he never met Liu ......?

Pretty good supposition though, you really think Mr Liu would be dealing with the staff and not the man himself????? Get real

You must be a hard out Cunliff supporter to sallow that BS

[Ocean1]

i think keeping inflation down is fairly productive. Youd certainly piss and moan if/when it happens.

Inflation is a minor pain in the arse, but compared to production it's completely irrelevant.

It’s a bit like complaining because a bag of chips had one fewer chips last year when the chip factory’s burning to the ground. Anything anyone ever hopes to achieve for themselves and their country depends absolutely and solely on the total goods and services produced in that country.

So before you even begin to argue about what you plan to spend the surplus on best you make godamned sure there’ll be one.

[mashman]

Useless wank.

So before you even begin to argue about what you plan to spend the surplus on best you make godamned sure there’ll be one.

Of course there'll be one, the govt have borrowed enough to keep us in surplus for a decade or so.

[oldrider]

Of course there'll be one, the govt have borrowed enough to keep us in surplus for a decade or so.

The strange point is why doesn't our government borrow their money to boost the economy from our own reserve bank at "appropriate" cost?

[mashman]

The strange point is why doesn't our government borrow their money to boost the economy from our own reserve bank at "appropriate" cost?

Prolly coz that'd be QE and we'd all die coz everyone knows that QE means the death of the economy... or so I've been told.

[scrivy]

The strange point is why doesn't our government borrow their money to boost the economy from our own reserve bank at "appropriate" cost?

Why not just put it on 'tick' with their bankers at Westpac..... afterall, it's owned by GE... those guys in the US that Key is making himself chums with.....

[Akzle]

It's fact, and stated by Cunliff himself: one of his staff members wrote the letter, he just signed it. Also stated he never met Liu ......?

Pretty good supposition though, you really think Mr Liu would be dealing with the staff and not the man himself????? Get real

You must be a hard out Cunliff supporter to sallow that BS

honey, i havent swallowed anything. Except five bucks and a bag of chips.
Im expecting shit to change.
( how does he do it??)

you said him signing the letter was all the proof you needed....
Fuckit, i cant be bothered, youre clearly a moron.

[Akzle]

Anything anyone ever hopes to achieve for themselves and their country depends absolutely and solely on the total goods and services produced in that country.

and herein lies the problem.
Not that i accept it as fact. But that its even a belief, is a problem.

[Crasherfromwayback]

How can the Greens be taken seriously when they oppose things like this?

http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/gove...-trees-6008602

[Katman]

How can the Greens be taken seriously when they oppose things like this?

http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/gove...-trees-6008602

Sorry Pete, I couldn't see anything in that article about the Greens opposing the move.

[Voltaire]

How can the Greens be taken seriously when they oppose things like this?

http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/gove...-trees-6008602

MMP has certainly given more choice of clowns you would not want running a BBQ let alone a country.

Looking at Campbell live Mr Liu does not look like he owns much property in Davids Electorate.

[Ulsterkiwi]

How can the Greens be taken seriously when they oppose things like this?

http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/gove...-trees-6008602

Seems a sensible thing to do. The article does not mention directly the Green party opposition.

There is apparently a track record of revenue from harvested native timber not staying in the country, perhaps that is the root of Green Party opposition?

[Crasherfromwayback]

Sorry Pete, I couldn't see anything in that article about the Greens opposing the move.

My bad. Should've mentioned where I pulled the article from Steve. As much as I can't stand Michael Laws, it's from his FB page. And as much of a twat as he is, I have no doubt he's done his homework.

[Katman]

My bad. Should've mentioned where I pulled the article from Steve. As much as I can't stand Michael Laws, it's from his FB page. And as much of a twat as he is, I have no doubt he's done his homework.

I've just had a quick look at his page and couldn't find any reference to the article.

If the Greens are opposed to the logging of wind fallen native timber I'd be interested in finding out the reasoning for it.