The NZ Green part is well known as the beneficiaries party, what better way to pass the days waiting for your next dole cheque than playing video games.
Their latest scheme for spending other peoples money:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/politics/news/article.cfm?c_id=280&objectid=11322064
I wish it were satire.
Originally posted by WajomaIts an investment you tight fisted scrooge, man when are you going to give even a turkey away? Even scrooge eventually gave a turkey away.
The NZ Green part is well known as the beneficiaries party, what better way to pass the days waiting for your next dole cheque than playing video games.
Their latest scheme for spending other peoples money:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/politics/news/article.cfm?c_id=280&objectid=11322064
I wish it were satire.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThere is a huge difference between giving a gift and the government giving a gift using your money.
Its an investment you tight fisted scrooge, man when are you going to give even a turkey away? Even scrooge eventually gave a turkey away.
There is even a difference between dropping money in the contribution box in private, and having a collection plate shoved in front of you with everyone watching. 😵
Originally posted by WajomaYou don't want NZ involved in a multibillion dollar industry in which our
Their latest scheme for spending other peoples money:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/politics/news/article.cfm?c_id=280&objectid=11322064
location doesn't harm exports? ICT is the logical market for NZ to get into.
Originally posted by SoothfastI can agree with the BANG part and must say that it is sad that such force is deemed necessary.
My tax dollars have helped bomb hundreds of thousands of Iraqi civilians into oblivion, so I guess I could say I've gotten a lot of bang for my buck. How many babies do your taxes bomb, hmm?
Originally posted by wolfgang59That makes too much sense for Wajoma. Saying that we were always amazed that NZ could send lamb and apples to Scotland cheaper than we could ourselves. How did you do it?
You don't want NZ involved in a multibillion dollar industry in which our
location doesn't harm exports? ICT is the logical market for NZ to get into.
There's an election soon in NZ and as H L Mencken rightly observes "Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods."
It's interesting to see the watermelons (NZ Green Party) are promising to spend .4 billion on environmental issues and 4.5 billion on non-environmental issues. Great fun buying votes with other peoples money eh, and quite revealing of what they're really about.
Originally posted by Wajomaso investing in mulit-million dollar industries like the games industry is just a scam? a ruse to get votes? when will you give away a turkey Scroogeoma?
There's an election soon in NZ and as H L Mencken rightly observes "Every election is a sort of advance auction sale of stolen goods."
It's interesting to see the watermelons (NZ Green Party) are promising to spend .4 billion on environmental issues and 4.5 billion on non-environmental issues. Great fun buying votes with other peoples money eh, and quite revealing of what they're really about.
Right now the National Institutes of Health is spending $3.2 million to get monkeys to drink alcohol excessively to determine what effect it has long term on their body tissue
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/sep/11/golden-hammer-feds-spends-millions-to-study-drunke/
Originally posted by EladarTsk. That's what frat boys are for.
[b]Right now the National Institutes of Health is spending $3.2 million to get monkeys to drink alcohol excessively to determine what effect it has long term on their body tissue
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/sep/11/golden-hammer-feds-spends-millions-to-study-drunke/[/b]
Originally posted by wolfgang59Not the environment anyway. As you can see by their proposed spending spree. I think they'd actually be better off if they stuck to environmental issues but it's a cover.
What are they really about then?
What are they really about? Hiding their true agenda, far left blood red economics.