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Online usersPollWhat should the government do about ailing financial institutions? Nothing, except to back off and get out—as any Objectivist knows, intervention is treating the disease with the disease 85% Intervene judiciously—enough to avert a catastrophe that is otherwise imminent 4% Intervene massively—as it's doing 2% Nationalize the whole economy and be done with it. Bring on the USSA! 2% Something else (specify) 7% Total votes: 55
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Aussie Ad Agency's battle over NZ invasion Submitted by Sandi on Sat, 2008-07-12 22:57.
Which agency's ad best promotes "The Best Pitch" Agency 303 has it for me! Excellent work guys, you will have done NZ voters a huge favour. It is a real pity that you did care enough for your own country to do the same thing before the same leftard moonbats voted Rudd in. Cheers to the taxpayers who are forced to pay thousands of illegal immigrants the dole under controversial measures now being considered by the Rudd Government. Cheers to your Kyoto commitments and woe betied to your islamic invasion. AT LEAST WE STILL HAVE OUR GUNS.
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Brilliant clip Marcus.
Brilliant clip Marcus.
Seconded...
Thanks, Marcus - that was a real treat! What a character!
"It comes down to a question of morality"
"You do a job because you want to do it well"
Kenneth Williams.
Thank you so much for the link, Kenneth is such a precious human being.
"Who is John Galt?"
Carry on Sandi...
You may appreciate this piece then from 1973, when Kenneth Williams gets into an argument with Parkinson. This was the time of strikes and industrial unrest leading to power cuts and train stoppages etc.
Kenneth Williams takes a anti-PC position to the politics of the time compared to Parkinson.
Thanks Sandi...
...and I appreciate that your fondness for it leads you to despise those who want to destroy it!
Bravo!
Marcus
The UK has always been close to my heart, in the sense that as a child, my favourite books and authors were English.
CS Lewis for example, will always be on my list of favourites as a child and indeed as an adult (shudder - I dread to think what the film industry is going to do to Prince Caspian. I shall not attend the movie, my love of Narnia is too precious to insult). English authors have had a tremendous influence on me. The same could be said for English films, they are in a "class of their own". When I kick back with fiction, I generally opt for English period books and as for comedy, no one but no one does it like the Brit's, in fact I bought a "Carry On" movie to watch over the weekend and enjoyed many belly laughs.
I have met unionist/socialist Brit's who are horrendously screwed up in their thinking but to sum up, I admire and respect the (old fashioned) British integrity. As Elijah might say - jolly good show - what?
Sandi...
...you live in NZ.
I am curious to know what your affiliation to the UK is, as you seem to be very interested? There is nothing wrong with that of course. I'm just curious to know.
Those would have to be registered in Britain
OSH regulations, you know.
"Who is John Galt?"
Oh yeah, these'll put the bejezus up 'em...