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Grin and share it: Former PM Tony Blair alleged to have earned up to £80million since 2007
This Is Money Reporter This Is Money Former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair could have earned as much as £80million since leaving office five years ago. An interview at the weekend suggests that last year alone he raked in £20million … Continue reading
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Ban Ki Moon Declares “Model Of Consumption Dead”, Envisions World Of Forced Environmental Labor
P Gosselin NoTricksZone UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon has written a guest piece for Der Spiegel. In it he declares that “consumption is dead” and that a new economic model is needed for the planet. However, like everyone one … Continue reading
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The World Tomorrow : President Rafael Correa
Julian Assange The World Tomorrow In this weeks episode, President Rafael Correa of Ecuador discusses with Julian whether it’s always the case of good media vs corrupt government, and examines his country’s relationship with the United States. Discussion opens with … Continue reading
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China Warns Australia to Choose “Godfather” – China or U.S.
John Daly oilprice.com It is rare in diplomatic circles for governments to speak bluntly, particularly in the Orient, where manners are highly prized. The exceptions to this rule are retired military officers, who are often able to voice sentiments too … Continue reading
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Let voters dump bad government, experts decide
Source: SMH VOTERS should be given the power to force early elections in NSW with a view to dumping unpopular governments, a majority of experts has advised the Premier, Barry O’Farrell. But an early election could only be called with … Continue reading
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National DNA database ‘worth discussing’
Nine MSN A national DNA database should be discussed as heinous crimes go unsolved for decades, NSW Police Minister Michael Gallacher says. Mr Gallacher is leading a push for a debate on the merit of genetic samples being collected from … Continue reading
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EU Demands Right To Dictate National Budgets
Source: AFP The European Union called Wednesday for sweeping new powers to override national budgets and decide when governments should be placed under the wardenship of Brussels technocrats.
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