Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to
cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to
cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.It should be between traders and their customers -
nobody else.
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to
cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.
On 2016-08-25, Fred <dryrot@hotmail.com> wrote:
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to
cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.
Agreed. Also a cop out and shoving the problem somewhere else. Still that is capitalism.
The issue the Government seems to have missed that people cross local electrol boundaries without even knowing that that they are there. This country is small enough for one law to apply all over on this matter.
On 8/26/2016 5:52 PM, Gordon wrote:
On 2016-08-25, Fred <dryrot@hotmail.com> wrote:Sounds to me a little like a softening up exercise.
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to >>>> cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.
Agreed. Also a cop out and shoving the problem somewhere else. Still that
is capitalism.
The issue the Government seems to have missed that people cross local
electrol boundaries without even knowing that that they are there. This
country is small enough for one law to apply all over on this matter.
Remember the BS when TV was introduced and shock horror then the hours
were extended and the end of the world was nigh when colour was
introduced...
Any Sunday shopping I've ever done has been over the Internet
On 2016-08-25, Fred <dryrot@hotmail.com> wrote:
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to
cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.
Agreed. Also a cop out and shoving the problem somewhere else. Still that
is capitalism.
The issue the Government seems to have missed that people cross local electrol boundaries without even knowing that that they are there. This country is small enough for one law to apply all over on this matter.--
On 29/08/2016 9:16 AM, Allistar wrote:
george152 wrote:How about a law banning religious schools? IOW banning the brainwashing
On 8/26/2016 5:52 PM, Gordon wrote:
On 2016-08-25, Fred <dryrot@hotmail.com> wrote:Sounds to me a little like a softening up exercise.
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats >>>>>> to cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.
Agreed. Also a cop out and shoving the problem somewhere else. Still
that is capitalism.
The issue the Government seems to have missed that people cross local
electrol boundaries without even knowing that that they are there. This >>>> country is small enough for one law to apply all over on this matter.
Remember the BS when TV was introduced and shock horror then the hours
were extended and the end of the world was nigh when colour was
introduced...
Any Sunday shopping I've ever done has been over the Internet
There should not be any laws based in the mythology of religion.
of 5 year-olds.
george152 wrote:
On 8/26/2016 5:52 PM, Gordon wrote:
On 2016-08-25, Fred <dryrot@hotmail.com> wrote:Sounds to me a little like a softening up exercise.
On 26/08/2016 8:16 AM, george152 wrote:
Did any-one else notice how the Liebor Islander clan wanted the Nats to >>>>> cross the floor in a personal vote?
Yet they block vote in spite of that 'personal vote' proviso....
A sign of the times when claims of sacred religious holidays are
dismissed by the majority.
And long may it continue
The whole rule book on trading should be scrapped. Leaving it to
councils is stupid.
Agreed. Also a cop out and shoving the problem somewhere else. Still that >>> is capitalism.
The issue the Government seems to have missed that people cross local
electrol boundaries without even knowing that that they are there. This
country is small enough for one law to apply all over on this matter.
Remember the BS when TV was introduced and shock horror then the hours
were extended and the end of the world was nigh when colour was
introduced...
Any Sunday shopping I've ever done has been over the Internet
There should not be any laws based in the mythology of religion.
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