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Friday, September 3, 2010

Te Hungi kua Tika, Aue

Te Hungi a Edo
Koau manga teka 'ite hange nei o manga paa hakagongo kite oko manga hengeu ake ka too kite taonei nei aaano mana'akina 'o tika. Manga hu'ai 'ua mate oko. Manga hai taha mai ma'u 'ite baagongo anga ba'i pegea io mungi 'o hetae mai.
Noko mataa gengea kinai ite week e singi ange kate mi'i oko. Manga tika te katoa ma haa 'ao kae hetae mai. Manga tengeu'a ai au kite Cyclone Nina (1993) noko manga hengeu ange kinai kae toka haa aoa kae hahangu ki Mungiki.

Ei ai te tokangua oko manga koi mungeghi 'ite Atlantic Ocean.Manga taongo kite amonga nei. Koau manga angoha ai 'ite te hungi sia 'ona kunga nei he'e te mi'i hai'anga.

Manga pali po ka kohea na noho!!

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Mark Levin Slammed Lying Democrats!

Mark Levin blasted Obama and the Democrats for claiming healthcare as a right at the same time charging medical cost for prescriptions and doctors. If its a right, all Americans are entitled to free medicines as well. If you see a doctor for free because its your right, you must demand medication as part of it and you must get them for free because its your right! Sticking it back to them!
UTOPIA defines as "an ideal place or state. Usually any visionary system of political or social perfection"(dict.com).

FUNNY: Media Research Center Delivers Petition

Since the 2008 Presidential election, news media refused to report on important issues, esp scandals, that could damage the Democrat brand. Worst when terrorist attacked the US consulate in Benghazi killing 3 Americans and a US Ambassador. Though Obama promised to get to the bottom of it, he took off campaigning the next day. Major news outlets only spent a few minutes on it and moved on. It was treated as just a bunch of criminals needed to be arrested. The way the media reacted to important news is viewed by many in the public domain to be a form of Censorship and they signed this petition that these funny duo were trying to deliver to the news networks.

Israel's PM Furious at Obama over Iran

A very unusual statement from the Israel prime minister on the eve of a possible nuclear detail between the U.S. and Iran.
"I met Secretary Kerry right before he leaves to Geneva," said Netanyhau. "I reminded him that he said that no deal is better than a bad deal. That the deal that is being discussed in Geneva right now is a bad deal. It’s a very bad deal. Iran is not required to take apart even one centrifuge. But the international community is relieving sanctions on Iran for the first time after many years. Iran gets everything that it wanted at this stage and it pays nothing. And this is when Iran is under severe pressure. I urge Secretary Kerry not to rush to sign, to wait, to reconsider, to get a good deal. But this is a bad deal--a very, very bad deal. It’s the deal of a century for Iran; it’s a very dangerous and bad deal for peace and the international community."

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Obama Created his own Conspiracies

One February morning 2007, the Fox News channel canceled its normal program to to put on air reporters on the ground where Barrack Hussein Obama just announced his candidacy for the Democrat primary. He was virtually unknown except his appearance at the DNC some years ago which I mentioned earlier, and no one took him seriously at this point. No one thought that this young man would rise to the top and topple the party favorite, Senate Hillary Clinton. I monitored the 2007-2008 Democrat and GOP primaries with great interest. I was particularly interested in the rookie Illinois senator, Sen Obama, because He was the least know of the candidates. Throughout out the race, he successfully avoided and diverting every question about his personal life, past dealings, and personal beliefs. This unknown senator defeated Biden, Dodd, Stevenson, Edward, Richardson, and Hillary; all prominent Democrats with long resume of public service. Read More

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Sunday, May 27, 2012

Money can't buy late Prof Torben Monberg work on Bellona

The allegations that some of us have labelled against the late Prof Torben Monberg are unfounded and misleading. We are wrong in every count. Firstly, the late Prof Torben Monberg has nothing to do with the anti-mining campaign that Joses, David and Dykes, were carrying out in Bellona in the 1960s. The very issues that they were fighting over with pro-miners then are the same ones that we are now debating today in the Avaiki forum i.e the threats of mining to our society's tradition, culture, environment, politics, economy and general way of life.

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