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11 hours ago ago from Towards Liberty, Prosperity & a Civil Southland
I expected the pitiful strikes we are seeing in Invercargill , what with the Labour Party in (again, pitiful) opposition. What else can they do with s ocialisms rotting carcass ? But this? Farmers in actual civil disobedience?! Good on ya! They have decided to only make part payments of their rates, whilst in dispute of increases. Now surely these are National Party's true heartland supporters? Surely ...
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By now you should have worked out that your editor is not a fan of government. Regardless of the colour and political persuasion, all government parties and government opposition parties are corrupt. You can see that by the horseplay at the federal level and in New South Wales in recent weeks. Their only concern is to gain power so they can grab taxpayer money to spend on their own favourite projects. However, there is one policy that ...
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7 hours ago ago from Uncle Wiggily\'s Heartland Notebook
I chanced Tuesday evening to hear part of Greta Van Susteren's interview of House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (Greta's show is about the only cable news I can stomach anymore). Anyway, during the interview, she wondered repeatedly why Democrats and Republicans found it so difficult to even attempt to make common cause regarding the various issues currently before Congress. Hoyer's unvarying response to Greta's queries was instructive; he ...
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December 9, 2009 at 7:27 am ADDIS ABABA, Dec 8 (IPS) Opposition parties are troubled by what they say is government’s strategy to keep them out of the general elections in May 2010. They accuse the ruling Ethiopian Peoples’ Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) of harassment. This includes arrests, obstruction of public meetings, and even murder. A recent binding document called Elections Code of Conduct for Political Parties, and ...
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| Aaf.com | Addis Ababa — Opposition parties are troubled by what they say is government's strategy to keep them out of the general elections in May 2010. They accuse the ruling Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front ( EPRDF ) of harassment. This includes arrests, obstruction of public meetings, and even murder. A recent binding document called Elections Code of Conduct for Political Parties, and lamented by opposition ...
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