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holy ravioli last won the day on January 22 2024

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  1. Just donate to the Natz...and it will be..done!
  2. Finished faster than any of the others.Winners never go 'too early'. I see you still enjoy JMac bashing.Some things never change.
  3. Todays NZ Herald has all the numbers screwed up....Vauben is number 3...Kovalia 9...they are all wrong.No surprise I guess.😬
  4. Came home at a great rate.Could have gone forward or went to the inside ..it was 2500m after all.
  5. Are 'peasants' allowed to join BGP?
  6. So what!The average for the sale...not your hero.😁 Who cares about your 'sweet spot'.
  7. Just produce it...you know you can't...give up 'Second'....this is NOT your forte.
  8. I did not write that article.The author explains the connection. Maybe you should just go and clean your gumboots.
  9. Citation needed-'As for the USA it wasn't long ago you were telling us they have no power or influence. ' Making shit up...AGAIN.🙄
  10. As for principles,this-'By agreeing to send an NZDF team to the Red Sea without demanding the US end its opposition to a ceasefire in Gaza, the New Zealand government seems to have retreated from an independent foreign policy based on principles and values.'
  11. We presently live in a uni polar world where the U.S reigns supreme.It gives any country 2 choices if they oppose -1-we will bomb you back to the Stoneage or 2-we will make your economy ...scream. The BRICS seek to end this repugnant foreign policy.
  12. Interesting observations.-'selective concern'. New Zealand’s Red Sea deployment points to a selective concern over international law | Robert G. Patman | The Guardian
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