Posts by Just thinking
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The Armoury is an adaptive use of a historic building that may otherwise have had a hard time being used.
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Hard News: Te Qaeda and the God Squad, in reply to Sacha,
And I'd rather they err on the side of caution when it's about things that can kill people.
Car Collector would be the most deadly, surely.
I have a friend who is into these kind of mock battle games, kind of like a real-world computer game shoot-em-up. Like paintball
- Not this guy I hope.
Paint Ballers and the Neo-Nazi crossover call themselves Survive Club.
http://www.surviveclub.org.nz/photo.aspx?path=News/181&caption=Recognise anyone here?
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Hard News: Te Qaeda and the God Squad, in reply to Kracklite,
That is just too charitable by far IMO.
Some people held firearms without a licence, some were fairly dealt with, others weren't by millions of dollars.
Like this guy:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/462418/Musician-on-firearms-charges-loses-suppression-battleI've not met Bernard or Tama but know people who count each as a friend.
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Howard Broad has left the building, got his gong and had more shit on others than an Animal Farm to get that far.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_BroadA fool and his charges aren't soon parted.
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That was a real photo op for the Auckland election this year.
The only site closer to the Airport or further from Christchurch City would have been the Koru Club.
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OnPoint: A Friday-Appropriate Hager Excerpt, in reply to Kumara Republic,
PJ should have got an Oscar these.
This one is even pertinent.
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Wow SAS Officers just do logistics.
I can understand the confusion. Their Corp belt is like a logistics blue seatbelt.The supposed "vote" was about commiting a War Crime.
They train harder, and have other qualities, a propensity to murder isn't one.
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Agreed, an Officer would be wise to listen to his NCOs. This is in no way the same as a vote. Time is a key factor here. A good story it is, fact it is not likely to be.
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Southerly: Tower Insurance Have Some Bad…, in reply to Steve Barnes,
I didn't notice too many piles of rubble. They've been cleared already.
It was problematic in that it lumped everything as one - asbestos, polystyeren, kauri timbers etc.
Now the focus is on taking as much out of it first - glass, furnishings. Then dropping it.
What was the rush to demolish, as it means there's nothing to go back to. -
Vote? This makes as much sense as Bravo Two Zero. A great yarn based on aspects of truth.
Notice how the ex-Defense Minister is er well, defensive?
I'm sure Hager is factually correct, and the Military followed their political leaders. The question over whether their direction were the same as broadcast.
And of course the CIA shared our facilities & due to space requirements left to make way for other guest. Who subsequently never saw them.