@TheRedbaiter Ludicrous that a country so rich in resources refuse to explore and develop local hydrocarbons, a coal fired power plant was planned for the Buller River in the 70s burning locally available coal, but that would revive the west coast economy but the elites would rather depopulate
@BBCBreaking Why listen to an illegitimate leader who was placed in his position by a western regime change campaign that has failed to deliver. Russia is full of western businessmen waiting for the inevitable relaxation of western sanctions, Germany will jump first and the rest will follow.
@winstonpeters Good job, the WHO’s Pandemic Treaty proposals are heavy-handed, like giving them power to override national health policies during emergencies, forcing countries to share resources or data without question. They’ve also pushed mandatory vaccine passports and travel restrictions.
@gman5180 No never, if you’re going to send those boys into harms way, they must have the option of refusing without backlash, otherwise they’ll get slaughtered like all the poor Ukrainian boys and men who are basically forced into a meat grinder, war has changed, drones are lethal weapons
@DOGE__news Good morning came to England with the Anglo-Saxons who used gōdne morgen around 500 ad, God morgon! That's Swedish for good morning-same Germanic root as English. Norwegians say god morgen, Danes god morgen too, just tweak the spelling. Icelandic's góðan morgun, from Old Norse.