Yea, only greedy Capitalism works! Obviously. Gordon Gecko: “Greed is good!”, a prophet of our times.
So what
certoscio2 Phillip Adams the proud communist.
And?
It also shows that oil & immense corruption go hand in hand as well. Cherry picking to suit your agenda will only get you so far.
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Travel ban imposed on Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido | Sky News AustraliaVenezuela's Supreme Court has imposed a travel ban on Opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido.\n\nThe country's highest court also placed a range of financial restrictions on Mr Guaido, including the freezing of all his bank accounts. \n\nHe is challenging Nicolas Maduro for the country's presidency in a move that has been backed by most Western powers.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n venanalysis Hello, My name is BanaZuela. Please send us humanitarian aid, *cough* weapons. Thank you, 7 year old BanaZuela GARBAGE ..MISINFORMATION
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Britain joins EU nations in backing Juan Guaido as head of Venezuela | Sky News AustraliaBritain has joined the growing list of nations, including the US, Germany, France and Spain, in recognising Venezuela’s Opposition leader Juan Guaido as the interim President, until a credible election can be held. \n\nEmbattled President Nicolas Maduro has maintained power with the Venezuelan military, whose claim to leadership is backed by China, Russia and Turkey. \n\nFears are growing that the political crisis could ignite a civil war.\n\n\n\n
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Fair Work confirms ABC self-reported for underpaying staff | Sky News AustraliaThe Fair Work Commission has confirmed the ABC has reported itself for underpaying staff. \n\nIn an email to staff on Thursday, the national broadcaster admitted to underpaying up to 2,500 casual employees over the past six years. \n\nThe ombudsman says it will independently investigate the extent of non-compliance to workplace obligations. \n QuentinDempster Because they're a news organisation, not propaganda like Sky. QuentinDempster Yes, because the ABC employs human beings. Sky employs loudmouth liberal voters. auspol chriskkenny QuentinDempster Bullshite. Laughable claim.
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Labor governments 'don’t reward' those who work hard | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peter Gleeson says the Labor Party doesn't ‘reward those who work hard’, instead ‘rewarding those who work less’, in response to Labor’s franking credit policy.\n\nThe Prime Minister has branded Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen ‘arrogant’ after he said older Australians opposed to Labor’s the plan were welcome to vote against the party. \n\nMore than 50,000 voters could lose up to $2,700 a year under the plan, The Australian reported on Thursday. \n\nMr Gleeson says that people who ‘work hard’ and become self-funded retirees should be rewarded, not punished.\n\n\n\n\n\n Working hard does not guarantee the ability to retire with wealth - thank God for the ALP who fights for equity for all. Why do the RWNJs keep calling them 'self-funded' retiree's, but then say they rely on a govt handout (franking credits) to get by? 🤔 Peter who? Was that the intern you had on over summer?
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‘Scandal’ that the aged care royal commission is not receiving attention | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Paul Murray says the royal commission into aged care quality and safety is not receiving the same attention as the banking royal commission, the ‘pink batts’ royal commission, or the royal commission into trade union governance.\n\nMr Murray says this lack of media attention is a ‘scandal in and of itself’ as ‘people don’t seem to care what happens to aged people’.\n\nBig companies have ‘screwed people’ for way too long, says Mr Murray. aged care abuses seem to happen a lot. Didn't this happen under Bronwyn bishop as aged care minister? The media and young generations should be shame of yourselves. Note : you will be old one day. Perhaps Paul Murray would like to ask her
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Jacinda Ardern maintains housing policy is not destined for failure | Sky News AustraliaThe New Zealand government’s attempts to tackle the country’s housing crisis have failed to meet expectations, but Jacinda Ardern maintains her policy is not destined for failure. \n\nThe NZ government pledged to build 100,000 affordable homes in 10 years but has built just 47 since the policy was introduced six months ago. \n\nThe government conceded its target of 1,000 homes to be built by July this year will not be met, but Prime Minister Ardern says ‘we are building and delivering homes, we just want the pace to pick up’. \n\n\n\n\n jacindaardern It was all slowly unravel jacindaardern The Justin Trudeau of the South Seas. All fluff, no substance jacindaardern Talk is cheap!
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Fiji not consulted on Neil Prakash’s citizenship | Sky News AustraliaThe Department of Home Affairs has revealed the government did not consult or seek advice from Fijian law experts on whether Neil Prakash was a national before his Australian citizenship was stripped. \n\nIn December, it was announced that Prakash’s Australian citizenship had been removed after he was convicted of terrorist offences. \n\nFiji’s government later revealed the convicted terrorist had never been a citizen of the country. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Rubenstein_Kim1 Rubenstein_Kim1 It doesn't matter either way. A dangerous Islamic Terrorist like Neil Prakash shouldn't be allowed to return neither Australia or Fiji. Rubenstein_Kim1 unfortunate that anyone has to have him back - i wonder if he realises how many syrians lives he destroyed?
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Drug overdoses are a health issue, 'not a criminal issue' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host and Melbourne City Councillor Nicholas Reece says that the drug overdose issue is predominantly a health issue, not a crucial issue. \n\nMr Reece says that an evidence-based approach to the issue is necessary, as current plans promoting abstinence and giving harsher penalties don’t work.\n\nSix people hospitalised for suspected drug overdoses at the Rainbow Serpent Festival in Victoria, while ten people were taken to hospital after suspected drug use at two music festivals in Sydney on Australia Day.\n\n\n So all drugs are legal ? It remains criminal issue - don’t be deluded. The issue can be managed but no-one wants to put the solution in place !!! More BS from the Left If people do not take drugs, it will not because a health issue. ‘harsher penalties don’t work’ - really? I wonder how Singapore does it ... we just became too weak to fight.
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Qld govt building in flies upside down half-mast flag on Australia Day | Sky News AustraliaThe Australian flag was at half-mast and upside down outside a government building in Mackay on Australia Day.\n\nThe Joan Seden building is where the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service is based. \n\nManager Alanah Munro told the Mackay Mercury that it was done on purpose due to January 26 being ‘a day of mourning’ for some.\n\nSky News host Peter Gleeson says that the act ‘politicised an Australia federal department and that probably needs to be investigated’, and that the major of Australians are ‘completely over this sort of grandstanding’. \n\n\n\n\n\n This is disgraceful, many died for this flag, who can we contact Simon your fellow panellist from the IPA does all the time! I've never heard you bitch about that Exactly. Tax payer money must only be wasted on politicians’ business class travel and other personal habits. Flying flags upside down must have cost a fortune!!! PoliticalFuckwits
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Kidz Bop Kids visit Australia for new album launch | Sky News AustraliaThe Kidz Bop Kids are in Australia to launch their new album ‘Kidz Bop 2019’ as part of their first world tour.\n\nThe group has so far sold 20 million albums.
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