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Explod, feel free to go..i much prefer living in australia
And as a green look at beautiful Norway
Salmon farms...
And as a green look at beautiful Norway
Salmon farms...
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Nope, too much work to fix this place up.
Been over there (Scandinavia) and learnt what a wonderful objective for us.
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The perfect nightmare when you scratch the surface, but a paradise for you Explod.
A country which will disappear in 30y or so from migration, socialism based on petro dollar, and people drinking to death of boredom.
norge, eg elke deg in phonetic
A country which will disappear in 30y or so from migration, socialism based on petro dollar, and people drinking to death of boredom.
norge, eg elke deg in phonetic
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Can you translate the last bit for people that aren't Queenslanders?
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From a very ancient contact with a Norway lady student :
Roughly translated as
"norway i love you"
But indeed not a country you want to scratch under the surface
My view only
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"If democratic socialism is so bad, why is Norway so great?" ...Explod
You know they're an oil exporting country right? Out there in the North Sea, drilling away. And nearly all of their energy comes from hydro-electricity?
You've got to have a healthy economy before you can have a welfare state. OK let's be like Norway - launch the oil drilling rigs into the SA Bight. And commence new dam construction.
You know they're an oil exporting country right? Out there in the North Sea, drilling away. And nearly all of their energy comes from hydro-electricity?
You've got to have a healthy economy before you can have a welfare state. OK let's be like Norway - launch the oil drilling rigs into the SA Bight. And commence new dam construction.
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None of that makes sense.
And Cuba has the one of the weakest economies in the world just to make the case.
Well it did.
You do need to have a healthy economy before you get welfare state.
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That is not an argument.
How is it the case that poor nations can offer welfare?
In Africa for example these include Algeria, Burkino Faso, Egypt, Rwanda and Tunisia.
Do you make a habit of posting about which you do not know?
Debt to nations willing to rape them
You didn't make an argument. Half thought out paragraph maybe.
What he said was true if you want longevity.
I could give everyone a million a week but it ain't going to last long.
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I showed by example that your claim was false.
I then provided more examples.
Now you change you commentary.
Yet Cuba has been under embargo for around 70 years, so what does you new claim about longevity mean?
I haven't. You tend to write without meaning.
DEBT and defaulting on DEBT.
His statement was true.
Last time I checked no one is floating on a esky from norway to reach the uk for a better life.
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Facebook has lowered the boom on the right wing nationalist hate groups. Basically called them out for what they are rather than what the "claim" to be.
Facebook bans UK far right groups and leaders
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Image caption Former BNP leader Nick Griffin and ex-Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen are among those affected
Facebook has imposed a ban on a dozen far-right individuals and organisations that it says "spread hate".
The ban includes the British National Party and Nick Griffin, the English Defence League and the National Front.
The list also includes Britain First, which was already banned, but this latest action will prohibit support for it on any of the US firm's services.
It said it had taken the action because those involved had proclaimed a "violent or hateful mission".
"Individuals and organisations who spread hate, or attack or call for the exclusion of others on the basis of who they are, have no place on Facebook," the social network added in a statement.
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Image caption The pages of some organisations named were still present on Facebook before the announcement
The ban includes:
In addition, praise and support for the groups or named individuals would no longer be allowed.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-47974579
Facebook bans UK far right groups and leaders
- 18 April 2019
Image copyright Getty Images
Image caption Former BNP leader Nick Griffin and ex-Britain First deputy leader Jayda Fransen are among those affected
Facebook has imposed a ban on a dozen far-right individuals and organisations that it says "spread hate".
The ban includes the British National Party and Nick Griffin, the English Defence League and the National Front.
The list also includes Britain First, which was already banned, but this latest action will prohibit support for it on any of the US firm's services.
It said it had taken the action because those involved had proclaimed a "violent or hateful mission".
"Individuals and organisations who spread hate, or attack or call for the exclusion of others on the basis of who they are, have no place on Facebook," the social network added in a statement.
Image copyright Facebook
Image caption The pages of some organisations named were still present on Facebook before the announcement
The ban includes:
- The British National Party and its ex-leader Nick Griffin
- Britain First, its leader Paul Golding and former deputy leader Jayda Fransen
- English Defence League and its founding member Paul Ray
- Knights Templar International and its promoter Jim Dowson
- National Front and its leader Tony Martin
- Jack Renshaw, a neo-Nazi who plotted to murder a Labour MP
In addition, praise and support for the groups or named individuals would no longer be allowed.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-47974579
Interesting stuff going on in the left and right divide. Start off with the right.
So the established conservative talking heads are being called out as frauds (Think: Ben Shapiro, Kirk, Benny Johnson). Mainly due to the rise of Nick Fuentes and the groupers.
Seems it's a rise of "Christian supremacy" and they are anti Jewish in leadership roles in Western countries. He calls out Jews a lot.
Mainstream obviously has him painted as a nazis and racist. But he has the ability to just brush their accusations aside and not really care. He has captured a lot of the youth market. He seems like a white nationalist and often accused of it. But he is Mexican and a lot of the groupers are actually coloured. This may be the resurgence of Christians in the style of how Muslims conduct themselves with hidden racial undertones. It's like "white nationalism" by proxy.
The "Groypers" have targeted Republican and conservative conferences and heckled them. They even booed Trump off stage. To me it seems like a changing of the conservative guard. Everyone has noticed they are fake conservatives, this group is challenging them.
As for the left, well they put the Jewish mainstream offside as well. The commies have teamed up with Palestinians and its in a very weird zone where leftist Jews have to affirm if their presence is ok to their leftist friends. Campus is a war zone but some of the big Jewish donors will be pulling funding.
Jews find themselves having to bond together with the original Republican guard. However their years of attacking the right came at a cost.
All the white blm, Ukraine members have swapped to Palestinian flags and keffiyeh still look as retarded as ever. The whole left seems to be infighting right now as well. If Biden does win again they will keep disintegrating. Only Trump can unify their hatred now.
So the established conservative talking heads are being called out as frauds (Think: Ben Shapiro, Kirk, Benny Johnson). Mainly due to the rise of Nick Fuentes and the groupers.
Seems it's a rise of "Christian supremacy" and they are anti Jewish in leadership roles in Western countries. He calls out Jews a lot.
Mainstream obviously has him painted as a nazis and racist. But he has the ability to just brush their accusations aside and not really care. He has captured a lot of the youth market. He seems like a white nationalist and often accused of it. But he is Mexican and a lot of the groupers are actually coloured. This may be the resurgence of Christians in the style of how Muslims conduct themselves with hidden racial undertones. It's like "white nationalism" by proxy.
The "Groypers" have targeted Republican and conservative conferences and heckled them. They even booed Trump off stage. To me it seems like a changing of the conservative guard. Everyone has noticed they are fake conservatives, this group is challenging them.
As for the left, well they put the Jewish mainstream offside as well. The commies have teamed up with Palestinians and its in a very weird zone where leftist Jews have to affirm if their presence is ok to their leftist friends. Campus is a war zone but some of the big Jewish donors will be pulling funding.
Jews find themselves having to bond together with the original Republican guard. However their years of attacking the right came at a cost.
All the white blm, Ukraine members have swapped to Palestinian flags and keffiyeh still look as retarded as ever. The whole left seems to be infighting right now as well. If Biden does win again they will keep disintegrating. Only Trump can unify their hatred now.
