NZ’s greenhouse gas emissions are high per person and unit of GDP but have fallen since 1990 oe.cd/10z http://t.co/f5BMLMvTjq—
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Guardian Media Group Cayman Islands Tax Dodge Company Still Active – Guy Fawkes’ blog
16 Feb 2015 Leave a comment
in economics Tags: left-wing double standards, left-wing tax dodgers, media bias, The Guardian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1UHFEU7hr4
The Guardian was founded on a tax dodge as its editor explains:
In April 1932, a small boat sailing on Windermere was hit by a sudden squall and capsized. There were two people in the boat. One, Ted Scott, was drowned. His teenage son, Richard, swam to the shore and was saved.
The death of Ted Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian, within months of that of his father, CP Scott, provoked a crisis at the newspaper which the family owned. It was a crisis to do with tax.
The Scott family was faced with the potential of a very large bill by way of double death duties on the late father and son – editors and owners both. There was a very real chance of the paper being killed or sold.
In an extraordinary act of public-minded philanthropy, the Scott family decided to give away their interest – worth more than £1m at the time – by creating a trust.
Egypt to double size of ‘buffer zone’ along Gaza border
08 Jan 2015 Leave a comment
in politics - USA, war and peace Tags: blockades, Egypt, Gaza Strip, left-wing double standards, Left-wing hypocrisy
Where is the international protest movement? Once again, the only explanation is that they must have been kidnapped.
There is no other reason why they are not protesting against Egypt’s blockade of the Gaza Strip in the same way they protest against the breaches of international law involved in the Israeli blockade!
More homes face demolition as Egyptian security forces warn people a buffer zone with Gaza is to be extended.
‘Inside Story’, Al Jazeera, 5 December 2014
Egypt plans to double the size of a buffer zone along its border with the Gaza Strip.
The [Egyptian] government says the measure is intended to put an end to the movement of armed fighters and weapons from Gaza to Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.
The first phase of the operation began in October, days after 30 Egyptian soldiers were killed in a suicide attack on a checkpoint close to the Gaza border.
Thousands of people in northern Sinai were ordered to move out. Their homes were then bulldozed and bombed. The buffer zone runs for about 13km along Egypt’s border with the Gaza Strip.
The first phase cleared an area 500 metres wide, destroying homes and tunnels used for smuggling. The security buffer is…
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Utopia, you are standing in it! 
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