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Thread ID: 118697 2011-06-17 04:36:00 Hail to the prophet Scouse (83) PC World Chat
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1209972 2011-06-17 20:45:00 He's an idiot, and needs to grow a brain. He's been listening to his mum for too long
Dunno about that; as it is he's an infernal nuisance, but if he had any brains he'd be a menace. 		R2x1 (4628)
1209973 2011-06-17 22:00:00 He was on 7 days last night and they gave him grief over most things was good to see gary67 (56)
1209974 2011-06-17 23:37:00 7 Days would have to be one of the best comedy shows around,just watched online as I missed it last night

The "Grill the Politician" segment with Harawira is worth watching 		Lawrence (2987)
1209975 2011-06-18 01:45:00 It's fine with me, guess what happens to most prophets. There was this one way back a while, annoyed the romans.........

Then the Romans were eventually won over, and look at what developed from there ... :D

I've even less time for Harawira than most people on this forum I guess, but fair's fair. I wasn't aware of this:


He began the day with a visit to Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Rangi Aniwaniwa - the Maori-medium school just outside Kaitaia that he and his wife Hilda Halkyard-Harawira set up in 1993. It was then an aircraft hangar and he was laughed at for his "field of dreams" idea.

It now caters for about 140 pupils from early childhood through to bridging courses for tertiary study. There is a new creche with vegetable gardens alongside, a 25m indoor heated swimming pool and a brand new gymnasium is due to open - "the biggest north of Whangarei" he boasted.

(Article in this morning's Royal NZ Herald)

So if there's any substance to this article, then he can't be completely a bad apple. 		WalOne (4202)
1209976 2011-06-18 02:12:00 Then the Romans were eventually won over, and look at what developed from there ... :D

I've even less time for Harawira than most people on this forum I guess, but fair's fair. I wasn't aware of this:


He began the day with a visit to Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Rangi Aniwaniwa - the Maori-medium school just outside Kaitaia that he and his wife Hilda Halkyard-Harawira set up in 1993. It was then an aircraft hangar and he was laughed at for his "field of dreams" idea.

It now caters for about 140 pupils from early childhood through to bridging courses for tertiary study. There is a new creche with vegetable gardens alongside, a 25m indoor heated swimming pool and a brand new gymnasium is due to open - "the biggest north of Whangarei" he boasted.

(Article in this morning's Royal NZ Herald)

So if there's any substance to this article, then he can't be completely a bad apple.

I suppose nobody is all bad! 		Cicero (40)
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