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Gus Leonisky's bloga bit of populism...Yet, large and growing minorities in every country of Europe, and now in America, believe that not only is this proposition absurd, the end result could be national suicide. And when one considers the millions who are flocking to Trump and Sanders, it is hard to believe that the establishments of the two parties, even if they defeat these challengers, can return to same old interventionist, trade, immigration, and war policies.
watch this nepotistic space...
A mooted succession plan in Bronwyn Bishop’s Sydney seat has been denounced by local Liberal party members as “North Korean nepotism”.
and the fox winner is...
Rupert Murdoch, executive co-chairman of Fox News' parent company, wrote on Twitter that while Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz "bets uniting white conservatives/evangelicals enough [...] Trump appealing across party lines. Surely the winning strategy".
ten green bottles...The battles are furious... The debates are like tar pits and asphyxiating feather pillows... but one of these candidates will finish on top... I believe Al Bundy would do a great average job as President of the USA... or grandpa Simpson (with a Abraham Lincoln top-hat)... The rat before Homer, though...
arming the scoundrels with lamb chops...
Greenhouse gas rise will delay next ice age by as much as 100,000 years...Yes, in this article from the SMH, 1959, the notion of global warming had not penetrated our brains and science was still going as if the "natural" rhythms of the climate was in charge. As I have mentioned before on this site, science believed rightly that the earth's climate was going towards another ice age.
tree hugging government accounting...
Governments in Hobart and Canberra have discovered that trees make their carbon accounts look good, but it’s a con.
It's a very ugly picture out there...The Royal Bank of Scotland has sent out a research note calling for clients to brace themselves for what would be a "cataclysmic year" on the markets. The bank's advice? "Sell everything".
I trust that this story is not a pup...
a big concrete bridge...In Gus collection of odd stuff, there was this article published in the SMH (1961), before the Gladesville Bridge, Sydney, was built... The amazing story here is that engineer Tony Gee was just 22 years old when he was given the job to design the bridge. After searching for a month, I have found the picture above. Hurray... ------------------
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