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Thread ID: 138834	2015-01-30 01:49:00	More Silverware Sold.	B.M. (505)	PC World Chat

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1393313	2015-01-31 23:08:00	Well this might have some of the Investors scratching their head. :lol: “New Zealand's first Islamic KiwiSaver fund has been launched with a promise not to invest in alcohol, Western entertainment or pornography.” It is February the 1st not April the 1st isn't it? :confused: HERE (www.nzherald.co.nz) I guess this will be our new Flag later in the year after a rigged referendum. :D 6181 As they take over, try to be nice.	Cicero (40)
1393314	2015-01-31 23:27:00	As they take over, try to be nice. Of course, can't be rude now can we. :D I note that the fund has been "Government Approved", so I hope it's "Government Guaranteed" as well. So good to be able to help these people.	B.M. (505)
1393315	2015-01-31 23:40:00	I think all Kiwisaver fund providers have to be approved..... but not guaranteed. To try and stop the dodgy b'stards from ripping off the system Ken	kenj (9738)
1393316	2015-02-01 00:30:00	"The vendor is New Zealand's Karaka Harbourside Estate and shares are also being sold by New Zealand's Simon Deng-Li, also known as Yin Bing-Li, as part of that transaction." I believe that these are privately own not Gov owned..	paulw (1826)
1393317	2015-02-01 01:12:00	Make sure you read to the bottom to see all the deals. :groan: HERE (www.nzherald.co.nz) Shouldn’t be long before Key has us tenants in our own country. :angry Bullsh*t It was privately owned land being sold. This 'Key making us tennants' is a load of crock, pure and simple. As to whether there should be restrictions on private land sales - well that's a matter for a mature and reasoned discussion. There are arguments on both sides. If you were selling your house, how'd you feel if you couldn't accept the highest offer because Key's government had regulated that buyer out of the market? You'd complain and blame Key, for doing what you're complaining for him not doing here. Dammed if you do, and dammed if you don't...	Nick G (16709)
1393318	2015-02-01 01:49:00	Bullsh*t It was privately owned land being sold. This 'Key making us tennants' is a load of crock, pure and simple. As to whether there should be restrictions on private land sales - well that's a matter for a mature and reasoned discussion. There are arguments on both sides. If you were selling your house, how'd you feel if you couldn't accept the highest offer because Key's government had regulated that buyer out of the market? You'd complain and blame Key, for doing what you're complaining for him not doing here. Dammed if you do, and dammed if you don't... +1 :thumbs: I was thinking that exact same thing. In fact if restrictions were placed on who NZ'ers could sell their property to, there would be a very vocal howl of communism as well as the incessant whining from the PC brigade.	Krakka (17266)
1393319	2015-02-01 03:34:00	Well this might have some of the Investors scratching their head. :lol: “New Zealand's first Islamic KiwiSaver fund has been launched with a promise not to invest in alcohol, Western entertainment or pornography.” It is February the 1st not April the 1st isn't it? :confused: HERE (www.nzherald.co.nz) I guess this will be our new Flag later in the year after a rigged referendum. :D 6181 (Warning: this is Off Topic)............You aint seen nothin' yet.........It seems most meat now sold in UK is Halal, even the New Zealand Lamb, I wonder what we are eating ? :) Big brand shops and restaurants face being forced to label halal food as row grows over ritually slaughtered meat on sale in UK Supermarkets and restaurants sell halal to customers to save money They do it so the meat can be eaten by Muslims and non-Muslims More than 70% of all New Zealand lamb in supermarkets is halal Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Waitrose and M&S all sell it Nick Clegg demands better labelling, but is happy to eat halal pizza www.dailymail.co.uk	Terry Porritt (14)
1393320	2015-02-01 03:57:00	Well here is the answer to what we are eating in NZ: "In the case of New Zealand supermarkets, the beef and lamb may be from animals that have been slaughtered in accordance with halal requirements - but that product is subsequently ‘contaminated’ by the addition of non-halal ingredients or proximity to non-halal goods such as pork. It therefore becomes re-designated as non-halal and cannot be labelled as halal in supermarkets." www.beeflambnz.co.nz	Terry Porritt (14)
1393321	2015-02-01 07:46:00	Bullsh*t It was privately owned land being sold. This 'Key making us tennants' is a load of crock, pure and simple. As to whether there should be restrictions on private land sales - well that's a matter for a mature and reasoned discussion. There are arguments on both sides. If you were selling your house, how'd you feel if you couldn't accept the highest offer because Key's government had regulated that buyer out of the market? You'd complain and blame Key, for doing what you're complaining for him not doing here. Dammed if you do, and dammed if you don't... I guess “Ignorance is Bliss”. :groan: Read the “Overseas Investment Act” and you will find that the sale of land being privately owned is not exempt from the Act, but is in fact covered by the Act which is why they had to get permission, and why it was reported. To help you out HERE (www.legislation.govt.nz) is the legislation setting out criteria. Originally, the Act was to stop exactly what is happening now. i.e. The citizens of New Zealand becoming Tenants in our own Country.	B.M. (505)
1393322	2015-02-01 08:14:00	Well here is the answer to what we are eating in NZ: "In the case of New Zealand supermarkets, the beef and lamb may be from animals that have been slaughtered in accordance with halal requirements - but that product is subsequently ‘contaminated’ by the addition of non-halal ingredients or proximity to non-halal goods such as pork. It therefore becomes re-designated as non-halal and cannot be labelled as halal in supermarkets." www.beeflambnz.co.nz I knew there was a reason I prefer Pork. :D	B.M. (505)
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