BBC News - Nigeria's space race
Britain's effort*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyowOsXd_ZE
*Our space budget was spent on aid to Nigeria.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostWell they play bongo drums in Africa, so why not bongo bongo land?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bongo_drum
The bongo originated from the eastern region of Cuba known as the "Oriente", during the nineteenth century.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostNeither do I; what has guilt to do with it?
Originally posted by sasguru View PostIt's probably guilt for the fact that we took an area that contributed 25% of world GDP and bled it dry so that by the time we left it was merely 3% of world GDP. TBH the Indians have done to well to come back so strongly after just 50 years.
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostI think I would like to open a drum shop called bongo bongo land.
and a graphical design shop on the other
just in case your customers need drumsticks or symbols
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I think I would like to open a drum shop called bongo bongo land.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostLet me explain this carefully :
Apple & Pineapple both have the word Apple in them (see I highlighted so you could understand) but an Apple is not the same thing as a Pineapple
Global Trade is not the same as Globalisation.
Global Company is not the same as Global trade.
if you have trouble understanding this ask Mummy.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostAnd you're an alcoholic Scouser, so your opinion is tulipe, like.
Just an observation.
but I'm not, so I'll let youse off
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostReally? This is what happened was it? There was a golden age of globalism in the sun dappled meadows when non-global companies traded with other and nymphs danced in the woods and the poor became rich.
Then (cue music of doom) along came the nasty multinationals and ruined the idyll.
Quite right, personal attacks are redundant with your level of posting. I shall let you make my point for me henceforth.
Let me explain this carefully :
Apple & Pineapple both have the word Apple in them (see I highlighted so you could understand) but an Apple is not the same thing as a Pineapple
Global Trade is not the same as Globalisation.
Global Company is not the same as Global trade.
if you have trouble understanding this ask Mummy.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postimpressed. you've got more degrees than a global warming model. mind you, they're notorious for spewing out shyte and getting everything wrong as well.
not an ad-hominem , just an observation
Just an observation.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou should have gone, it might have helped you think straight. Perhaps my education is being retro-funded by the huge taxes I pay as a very high earner. Although I paid for the second degree that led to that earning ability.
Globalisation has lifted millions out of poverty in the last 20 years if you can look beyond your nose.
In any case, how do you propose to stop it.?
You really are a non-thinking moron. Not an ad-hominem attack, just an observation.
not an ad-hominem , just an observation
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Originally posted by vetran View PostCompanies based in one country traded with companies in countries in another part of the Globe?
As against a Global company that is formed in lots of countries and sucks the best bits from each country contributing as little as possible.
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Then (cue music of doom) along came the nasty multinationals and ruined the idyll.
Originally posted by vetran View Postsad we resort to personal attacks again, carry on like that and the other boys & girls won't want to play with you little SAS.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostCan you explain how the global trade that lifted millions out of poverty was done without the global companies that are enslaving the poor?
FFS Does the verbal diarrhoea just flow from you like a kind of Tourettes?
As against a Global company that is formed in lots of countries and sucks the best bits from each country contributing as little as possible.
sad we resort to personal attacks again, carry on like that and the other boys & girls won't want to play with you little SAS.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostIncreased global trade has lifted millions of people out of poverty .... Globalisation as envisioned by most global companies and most commentators will just enslave the poor and suck the riches from countries. Obviously confusing the two is something only a highly trained mind can do.
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FFS Does the verbal diarrhoea just flow from you like a kind of Tourettes?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou should have gone, it might have helped you think straight. Perhaps my education is being retro-funded by the huge taxes I pay as a very high earner. Although I paid for the second degree that led to that earning ability.
Globalisation has lifted millions out of poverty in the last 20 years if you can look beyond your nose.
In any case, how do you propose to stop it.?
You really are a non-thinking moron. Not an ad-hominem attack, just an observation.
Increased global trade has lifted millions of people out of poverty, as has education, the spread of christian religion (Yes really) and improved health care. Globalisation as envisioned by most global companies and most commentators will just enslave the poor and suck the riches from countries. Obviously confusing the two is something only a highly trained mind can do.
I doubt there is a way to stop it but controlling is the duty of our elected representatives.
Good to see you can argue about the subject citing sources and sensible arguments without pathetic personal swipes. Your opinion is as always valuable to us lower beings.
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