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    1. It is bloody disgusting.

      And still the National ideologues think things are okay.

  1. It appears we are heading back to the 1920’s right before the big crash. Social conditions based on inequality levels were similar. Maybe we are heading into a great depression…

    1. 1000% yes JONO,

      We are headed into the storm of the deepest depression the world has ever known.

      The banks are creaking with debt because of the loss of low low interest rate drops being close to zero now so we are in an effective “negative interest economy.

      Ask any economist and they will tell you it won’t work and will crash when the banks go broke.

      Classic last rung towards a depression sitting right in front of “our titanic” but few out there can even see it yet.

      The master engineers of “The new world order” has stated they need to remove a third of the global population before we can save the world from climate change and world wars.

  2. SAdly I think you are exactly right Martyn. This situation is repulsive and we got here from selfishness. This government is a government for the self contented at the expense of the (increasingly) poor. The campaign add that Chris Trotter critiqued plays to this: “I’m alright jack”.
    The cult of the individual has destroyed our egalitarian society because we (as a country) vote for it.

  3. @ CB I do too wonder how, with such a small population, fertile land and surrounded by ocean bounty – we have such poverty… You are right – all of us, including the farmers, have been screwed over – big time – NZ has gone down hill over the past 30 years ( quickest in the last ten ) time to turn the tide and head up hill over the next thirty… That’s if climate change, water shortages ( stop giving our water away for pittance you numbskulls ) hunger or nuclear war doesn’t get in the way first.

  4. WHERE is my OTHER post, without which the one you DID post above makes LITTLE SENSE???

    1. US Fed buying sovereign debt on the international bonds market in NZ since S&P crises. Financing political agenda since 1989 (Links availible upon request).

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