Daily Review 30/05/2018

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8 comments on “Daily Review 30/05/2018”

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    Lord Andrew McKenzie doesn’t deign to discuss his great work with the media. Is he miffed at having to spend precious treasure on actually housing people rather than evicting them?

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      Earns $46,000/month.

      Will never give interview on method testing policy according to his Communication Advisor.

      Accessible Properties, Tauranga used HNZ contractors to upgrad 147 properties (on the taxpayer who happened to be paying for meth contamination)

      Accessible Properties is going ahead with more HNZ funded decontamination despite properties not needing it.

      Hey HNZ! While you are being sooo generous wanna buy me a home?

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    “But some truckers espousing an armed intervention admitted they had little idea what that actually meant.

    “We were young during the last military government,” said Israel Bandeira, 40, another São Paulo truck driver. “But everyone says it was better, depending on the life that you lived. If you were an honest family man, you were fine.”

    Even one of the strike’s most public figures said he would not condemn calls for intervention.

    “I will not take a position, I don’t know if it would be good or bad for the country. Most people ask for military intervention because of corruption,” said Wallace Landim, 39, a trucker from Goiás state whose popular videos encouraging strikers have turned him into a spokesman for truckers and who addressed Congress on Tuesday. He said strikers were now demanding further cuts to diesel prices and also cheaper gasoline.”

    https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/may/30/brazil-truckers-strike-protest-military-dictatorship

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        what of it?….lets see

        perhaps the state of democracy, failure to learn the lessons of history, left v right options, uninformed decision making, impact of market forces on society, the economies of developing nations…..or nothing of interest if you so choose.

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