Her policies get scarier each day. She would be a disaster economically. The lefts obsession with spending money on the poor without ensuring you have a robust economy first is so flawed.
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Originally posted by Bobsyouruncle View PostHer policies get scarier each day. She would be a disaster economically. The lefts obsession with spending money on the poor without ensuring you have a robust economy first is so flawed.
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Originally posted by Bobsyouruncle View PostHer policies get scarier each day. She would be a disaster economically. The lefts obsession with spending money on the poor without ensuring you have a robust economy first is so flawed.My blog. From personal experience.
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Run the country? They whaaaat? As in run the country into debt?
Blenglish has increased taxpayer debt to 80 billion, from 18 billion, in nine years.
Talk about Labour and borrow-and-spend your way to a brighter future?
But the star-stuck media sycophants never seem to ask the hard questions.
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And the Christchurch earthquake... $30 billion there alone apparently Perry.
And more recently the Seddon/Kaikoura/Wellington earthquakes.
While Labour had 9 years of global prosperity.
So can't really compare the two.
And I'm not voting National actually.Squadly dinky do!
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Originally posted by Davo36 View PostAnd the Christchurch earthquake... $30 billion there alone apparently Perry.
And more recently the Seddon/Kaikoura/Wellington earthquakes.
While Labour had 9 years of global prosperity.
So can't really compare the two.
And I'm not voting National actually.
Especially the Chch ones - lots of off-shore insurance money flooding in and lots of work and growth.Last edited by Wayne; 05-09-2017, 04:47 PM.
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Originally posted by Wayne View PostInterestingly both earthquakes were great for the coutry in a finacial sense.
Especially the Chch ones - lots of off-shore insurance money flooding in and lots of work and growth.Squadly dinky do!
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Originally posted by artemis View PostAs a landlord I would not agree to double bond in exchange for tenant making minor alterations and reinstating the original at the end of the tenancy. I foresee any number of hassles, arguments and TT cases with that. Where is the benefit to the landlord of collecting 8 weeks bond? I can see none.
The policies, if implemented, will have one or two unintended consequences.
cheers,
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I simply can't see this working at all.
Originally posted by Marc View PostThe making of minor alterations etc - what's a minor alteration? Will there be an agreed list of dos and don'ts? I can see it going horribly wrong if it's not carefully managed.
cheers,
MarcFree online Property Investment Course from iFindProperty, a residential investment property agency.
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