Great work! Soon you will finish your apprenticeship in archaic architecture restoration.
There are some great bargain do-er-uppers you can pick up for a song.... in Italy. Or France.... or Spain.
https://renovita.net/
Map of One Euro houses in Italy. So much to choose from!
My point is, the other parties are too afraid to voice the 'will of the people'.
Oh, and this sentiment is a consequence of Chump's ramblings. I call them ramblings because they do not seem connected to rational outcomes.
Consequences....
Who do you think said this?
Hint:
NOT Labor
NOT Liberals
NOT Nationals
Of course NOT Hanson or Palmer
“Pine Gap – they need it like no tomorrow. Just tell ‘em we’re going to switch it off in seven days.
“Obviously there’s no loyalty and mateship left here. He’s made that quite clear."
Oh, also NOT old mate GON
Thank you so much for posting, Jerry.
What with all the distressing stuff on politics, it's nice to read about constructive activity. Sure you had some setbacks. But the renovation thread is all about overcoming setbacks in a positive way. There's not much of that in the news this year!
Yes they make buggie-cars. But they also make real sedans, too. However although it is touted as an 'all African' car manufacturing industry, it was mentioned that it was 'in collaboration ' with two Chinese companies.
Hence my question.
I see that there is some media comment about Africa making a indigenous EV.
Is this just a smokescreen for chinese manufacturing going offshore to avoid possible tariffs and sanctions?
https://africa.businessinsider.com/local/markets/burkina-faso-joins-africas-electric-vehicle-market-with-launch-of-new-ev-brand/y7p112y?op=1
Life is cruel.
Way back when my children were just a gleam in daddy's eye, nobody warned me that there is no guarantee that I will actually like my children. Or that they will like me.
A sign of being a successful parent, is when you find yourself disagreeing with your growing offspring.... without any upset to either party.
At the moment, we have a great reason to quit the deal. If we bail out now, the rest of the world will cheer us on.
I hope somebody shows the initiative to act now.
Very good point - very few Timorese could afford the ticket to get to USA even if they wanted to go there. And as far as I'm aware, no Timorese has offended the giant orange ego.