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Posted by Pete George on 22nd November 2018
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Gezza
/ 22nd November 2018Disgruntled police and prison guards stormed Papua New Guinea’s Parliament in a pay dispute that stemmed from an international summit hosted by the South Pacific island nation over the weekend, a lawmaker said.
Images posted by opposition lawmaker Bryan Kramer on social media showed broken windows, smashed furniture, framed pictures torn from corridor walls and plants tipped over.
Kramer said the protesters had not been paid allowances for their security work at a Pacific Rim leaders’ summit held in Port Moresby.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/northland/archived-sections/world/108747122/Police-storm-Papua-New-Guinea-parliament-for-APEC-summit-pay
Gezza
/ 22nd November 2018The standard backdrop to all Aljazeera daily tv news items on khashoggi murder
Trump getting slammed by Aljaz tv & Congress for blithering “Amerika First” when what he actually means is Saudi Arabia First, because jobs and size of deal – when his claims on that (as usual) are BS.
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US arms sales to Saudi Arabia give Washington extensive leverage on Riyadh, while accounting for fewer than 20,000 US jobs a year – less than a twentieth of the employment boost Donald Trump has claimed – according to a new report.
Trump has repeatedly cited the importance of Saudi arms sales to the US economy as a reason not to cut the supply of weapons in response to the murder of the Saudi writer and Washington Post columnist, Jamal Khashoggi.
The president has frequently estimated the total extent of defence sales to the Saudi regime at $110bn, and variously said they would generate 450,000, 500,000 or 600,000 jobs.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/nov/20/donald-trump-saudi-arabia-arms-sales-jamal-khashoggi
Trump’s defense jobs claims grow larger than the actual industry
https://qz.com/1434946/trumps-defense-jobs-claims-grow-larger-than-the-actual-industry/
Defense firms say Trump’s Saudi arms deal will create 500 American jobs, while Trump claimed as many as 500,000
https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-saudi-arms-deal-job-creation-2018-10/?r=AU&IR=T
Gezza
/ 22nd November 2018(That’s Felicity Barr. She’s very English and very gorgeous. Also very intelligent. She’s been absent for a while, nice to see her back. And her front.)
Gezza
/ 22nd November 2018Who’s got it in for female presenters returning to front the news? 😡
Kitty Catkin
/ 22nd November 2018A jealous PDT who fancies you ?
Gezza
/ 22nd November 2018The effrontery of them !
Kitty Catkin
/ 22nd November 2018Oh, go on, don’t pretend you don’t like it.
Pete George
/ 22nd November 2018Alan Wilkinson
/ 22nd November 2018Sadly he seems quite wrong.