EXCLUSIVE: Chinese billionaire lines up to buy state houses
Chinese property billionaire Dr Henry Cheng Kar-Shun has joined Australian-based Horizon Housing as the second foreign investor wanting to buy state houses from the government.
Chinese property billionaire Dr Henry Cheng Kar-Shun has joined Australian-based Horizon Housing as the second foreign investor wanting to buy state houses from the government.
Waitangi Day 2016 will be worthless if the TPPA is signed – every single believer in our sovereignty must converge on Auckland on the 4th to shut this down.
It’s like no one is either watching the news or they have no bloody comprehension what is happening! We are witnessing a slow motion global crash that could herald in a depression unlike anything we’ve witnessed.
Those with property portfolios vote – and right now they are dominating the politics. The Left didn’t just lose 2014, the Right managed to shift the centre point of politics all the way to Caligula.
In New Zealand, as in most developed countries, poverty is measured relative to 60% of the weekly median income. The question remains: why measuring relative poverty matters when it does not necessarily relate to hardship the way absolute poverty does.
The ministers from the twelve countries who negotiated the the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) will sign it in New Zealand on 4 February, a government spokesperson from Chile has confirmed.
What does all of this mean? It means the massive money printing programs only stalled the inevitable corrections to the bubbles that money has created. Add in the impacts of climate change and we have all the ingredients for an economic depression.
Thank goodness the millions we are paying in bribes and the barbaric mass executions won’t stop our march towards selling human rights abuses meat.
As we stumble towards another Waitangi Day and with the current rancour over a woman assaulted for using Te Reo , let’s ask the question ‘how racist is NZ really’?
The global economy has built a false recovery post the global financial crash and central bank medicine cabinets are empty for solutions as quantitate easing moves from being a momentary need to full blown addiction.