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sungsamning

https://pjmedia.com/sarah-anderson/2025/12/24/another-trump-like-candidate-is-elected-in-latin-america-n4947504
Another ‘Trump-Like’ Candidate Is Elected in Latin America.
The recent presidential elections in Honduras felt like the never-ending story in recent weeks, but we can officially report that Nasry “Tito” Asfura is the winner. He’s the conservative candidate who was backed by Donald Trump earlier this year. It was close. Asfura received just over 40% of the vote, while center-right candidate Salvador Nasralla got about 39.5%. The far-left socialist candidate, Rixi Moncada, who was hand-picked by the sitting president received about 19% of the vote.
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December 28, 2025 8:26am
- Mike
  
  And Trump has pardoned the Honduran ex-president drug smuggler as well, so the right people are back in charge there now.
  
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  December 28, 2025 12:06pm
  - Pavel
    
    Hey Mike in regards to the ex president a quick internet search will show you what a kangaroo court case he received under Biden. A couple of points to note is that his bank accounts were squeaky clean with not one suspicious transaction. So the prosecuters claim was his bank accounts were clean because he used cash. When not one single dollar of cash was found they then claimed that’s because he spent it all running for president. Guilty or not his case was one of the most grotesque miscarriages of justice ever.
    
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    December 28, 2025 1:22pm
    - Mike
      
      Nonsense. The investigation of Hernandez and his associates spanned multiple presidencies.
      
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      December 28, 2025 3:41pm
    - sungsamning
      
      A kangaroo court, and a clean bank account. Quite a few Dems can’t boast a clean bank account.
      
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      December 28, 2025 4:03pm
sungsamning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0xWdRcm91Q
The Thai Cambodia War Isn’t About Borders — It’s About China.
Behind the artillery strikes, drone attacks, and fighter jets lies a vast web of corruption, scam centers, and Chinese criminal syndicates with ties reaching deep into the political elites of both countries. From human trafficking and forced labor to crypto money laundering and CCP-linked businessmen, this conflict exposes how China’s influence is quietly capturing entire nations.

In this episode of China Uncensored, we break down how Chinese-backed scam operations in Cambodia helped corrupt Thai and Cambodian elites, why those scam centers are now being bombed, and how criminal networks tied to Beijing are destabilizing Southeast Asia—and stealing billions from victims around the world.
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December 28, 2025 8:26am
- Wayne1749
  
  “China uncensored” lol, that’s a really unbiased news source.
  
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  December 28, 2025 3:04pm
- Ra Henare
  
  Um err, I suspect this guy is going for clicks.
  
  I can only reflect from the Cambodian side.
  
  1st.
  China pressured Cambodia to crack down on online gambling in the Kingdom. Which they did in 2019 by not issuing new gambling licences or renewing old ones. Within 1 month, 200,000 Chinese involved in online gambling left the country!!!
  A bustling Sihanoukville turned in to a wasteland almost overnight as construction and development stopped dead.
  
  Since then the Government has cracked down on online gambling even closing 5 casinos.
  
  2. Elites in Cambodia have big sticky fingers in lots of still operating Casinos. (Its known as eliminating the competition).
  
  3. A trigger was the Thai Government introducing a bill that would legalize Casinos in “special resort”” centres. Hence removing the vast number of Thai gambling in Cambodia. Yep you got it. Elites loosing money.
  
  4. I dont think Foreign youtubers/journalists understand the tight grip that Cambodias #1 family have on commerce, government, military and judiciary. Sticky fingers in many pies.
  
  5. The solution to the current conflict will be based on how both sides can save face.
  
  PS. At daily level it does not affect expats and regular people. Just dont criticise the Gummint.
  
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  December 28, 2025 5:21pm
Philview

Last night I listened to the TVNZ News report on the US missile strike on Nigeria. If that was my sole source of news on the matter I would be left thinking that the killing of Christians in Nigeria was a figment of Trump’s imagination.
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December 28, 2025 8:26am
- Mike
  
  People are being killed in Nigeria. Some people pretend to be very concerned about wars in the Sahel because some of the victims are Christians.
  
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  December 28, 2025 12:09pm
  - Don Beckett
    
    There are annually between 3,000 & 5,000 Christians – mainly Catholics – killed each year by Boko Haram & another Isis related group, plus burning of churches and capturing of young women from schools. In the last 10 years, 30,00 Catholics have been killed.
    Yes, there are land/grazing wars between other groups including moderate Muslims – but the main target is Christians.
    
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    December 28, 2025 1:05pm
    - Mike
      
      You think the main victims from the world’s current wars are Christians? Or are the Christian victims of war the only ones worthy of sympathy?
      
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      December 28, 2025 1:29pm
      - Toes on the nose
        
        Not really I think most of the vistims of the Oct 8th Hamas invasion were Jewish, as were the Bondi vistims.
        
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        December 28, 2025 2:24pm
      - Don Beckett
        
        Rather dumb of you, Mike. I was referring specifically to the attacks on Christians & others in Nigeria – not world wide.
        I was replying to your comment where you stated Nigeria.
        
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        December 28, 2025 3:06pm
      - cmm
        
        “You think the main victims from the world’s current wars are Christians?”
        
        Yup. The most deaths in any current war are in South Sudan where RSF (Muslim) forces are attacking mainly Christians and inflicting the worst current genocide.
        
        The level of killings over the last two months or so have been worse than Gaza, Ukraine and DRC combined.
        
        So, yes, it would seem fair to say that Christians are currently feeling the brunt of the world’s armed conflicts.
        
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        December 28, 2025 3:30pm
      - Mike
        
        Rather surprisingly for an African, cmm has confused South Sudan with Sudan.
        Whereas Don just can’t distinguish between Nigeria and the wider Sahel region.
        
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        December 28, 2025 3:44pm
    - Greenheart
      
      Wrong. The main victims are Muslim. Northern Nigeria , where the main violence occurs, is predominantly Muslim with few Christians. Boko Haram , Fulani and the gangs in the North West kill whoever gets in their way without fear or favour. There are few Christians to find.
      
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      December 28, 2025 3:01pm
      - Don Beckett
        
        Sorry Greenheart ,wrong agaian.
        ” How many Christians are there in Norther Nigeria where the troubles are”
        AI Overview
        While exact, universally agreed-upon population figures for Christians specifically within the northern states are difficult to ascertain due to the lack of recent official census data on religion, it is clear that a significant Christian population lives in Northern Nigeria, particularly in the North-Central region (often called the Middle Belt).
        Experts note that Nigeria is broadly split between a predominantly Muslim North and a largely Christian South, but this division is not absolute, and millions of Christians reside in the northern regions. Some estimates from local sources suggest the overall ratio in the entire North might be around 55% Muslim to 45% Christian, a substantial minority.
        
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        December 28, 2025 8:53pm
    - sungsamning
      
      Yes, indeed. Country boundaries, and tribal boundaries often don’t match. Its a recipe for chaos, and conflict. Then, there’s the religious factor.
      
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      December 28, 2025 4:09pm
- Wandering Star
  
  Appearance and reality can differ markedly, particularly in geopolitics. Is the US strike in Nigeria really about Nigerian Christians, or does it somehow relate to Russia’s increasing influence in Nigeria to the US’s detriment? Interesting to consider, especially when US society has become so de-Christianised over the last few decades, and it’s less likely to be about aiding fellow Christians in a far off land than it is about geopolitical developments in an strategically important African nation.
  
  https://zagazola.org/index.php/breaking-news/nigeria-russia-to-deepen-military-technical-cooperation
  
  “The Russian Federation has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening defence and military-technical cooperation with Nigeria as part of efforts to promote peace, sovereignty and stability across the African continent.
  
  Speaking at a bilateral meeting with Nigerian Defense Chief, General Christopher Musa and other officials, a Russian envoy described Nigeria as a strategic and promising partner, noting its position as the most populous country in Africa and a key regional player.”
  
  “The meeting, attended by top defence officials from both countries, is expected to yield agreements that will boost training, logistics, arms supply and intelligence-sharing in the fight against terrorism.”
  
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  December 28, 2025 12:17pm
  - cmm
    
    Of course whenever America is involved there is always at least some element of tub-thumping for domestic political reasons.
    
    That said, radical Muslims are not a regional issue. They are a global issue. Whack them where you find them.
    
    Boko Haram has been running around pretty much out of control and unopposed for a long time and need some clean up.
    
    USA has little diplomatic sway in Africa and BRICS has a relationship that goes back a long time (eg. back to the 1960s when USSR and China were assisting guerillas in the 1960s, 70s and 80s).
    
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    December 28, 2025 3:37pm
    - Wandering Star
      
      When the Trump administration (or any US administration) does something domestically for the advancement of Christians, it may make what is ostensibly done for Christians elsewhere in the world a plausible proposition. Until then, I’ll assume the motive is something other than what is publicly claimed.
      
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      December 28, 2025 5:58pm
  - greybeard
    
    Thank you so much AI !
    
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    December 28, 2025 6:41pm
  - pdm
    
    When looking at people involved in underhand dealings in Nigeria look out for a man named Michael Adeleye or sometimes spelled Adeley.
    
    I had the misfortune to run into him in London 2010/2011 and he still owes me about 12 and a half thousand pounds in unpaid wages and commission. I won a court case but, he absconded without paying.
    
    He is Nigerian and is an out and out conman and shyster who was last heard of back in Nigeria spreading bullshit. He should have been jailed in London in 2011 for identity theft but, apparently got out of the country before the Police caught up with him on that one too.
    
    Google the name I think the 3 or 4 you tube videos of him are still available to view.
    
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    December 28, 2025 8:04pm
- sungsamning
  
  I know some Nigerians. The presidents wife is an evangelical Christian. The place is as corrupt as one would expect. And it doesn’t have a lot of authority. Most locals wish Boko Haram would disappear.
  
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  December 28, 2025 4:06pm
Gravelroad

The cricket:
Looks like the usually relatively sedate 5 day test matches are now just a series of T20’s.
Let’s just get it over with and head to the beach/pub/golf course.
Bad luck to all the fans who paid for tickets to attend for more than two days.
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December 28, 2025 8:46am
- Mike
  
  What irritates me the most is the commentators blaming the pitches for being ‘too sporting’. The players are simply playing for what gives the big bucks, and long, careful innings do not an IPL contract make.
  
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  December 28, 2025 9:11am
- Scott
  
  Gravel – totally agree. Watching the England second innings I was surprised at the failure of the England batsmen to value their wicket. Their inability to play a forward defensive shot or even leave the bad ball. No one seemed willing to resist and grind out a defensive knock. Instead they went for scoop shots and extravagant drives often exposing all 3 stumps.
  
  I’m pleased England won but the batting at times was woeful.
  
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  December 28, 2025 9:40am
  - greybeard
    
    They have all been injected with the T20 drug.
    It is an abomination.
    
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    December 28, 2025 3:23pm
- MCōs
  
  Two of the recent three tests in NZ went to five days
  The Adelaide Ashes test went to five days.
  
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  December 28, 2025 10:12am
  - leoj
    
    As usual, you have to be the contrarian just to be so.
    
    However, even you have to admit that cricket has “sped-up” since the introduction of the 50 over and 20 over games.
    
    It’s not so difficult to agree once in a while.
    
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    December 28, 2025 11:03am
    - David Garrett
      
      leoj: Trolls troll…that is their reason for being
      
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      December 28, 2025 12:14pm
Biscuit

Agreed, Gravelroad.

Methinks ground curators are getting too ‘clever’
with the pitches they are preparing.

How long before shortened game customs of ‘drop in’ pitches are introduced … preferably on top of the cutesy curators I have just mentioned?
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December 28, 2025 9:19am
- 70andstilllearning
  
  Good point Biscuit -a pitch with 10mm of grass is likely way more than the average Aussie backyarder they’re familiar with ….
  
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  December 28, 2025 9:48am
  - plc
    
    I don’t think the groundsman got up and thought “I’ll just leave 10mm grass on it and see what it does”
    
    He had received an instruction from someone.
    
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    December 28, 2025 10:01am
    - Jethrod
      
      Perhaps Baz paid the largest whatever?
      
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      December 28, 2025 5:16pm
- AitchW
  
  I noticed the use of “curator” yesterday when the Aussie commentators were whining about the pitch. Since when did groundskeepers become curators?
  And when did Aussies ever complain about the pitches prepared in Aussie? After all they’re prepared on the instruction of the players are they not?
  Aussie cricket commentators are genuinely dreadful. Absolutely no pretense of impartiality. Quite painful to listen to.
  
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  December 28, 2025 10:01am
  - Mike
    
    Even the tame English commentators are pretty bad.
    
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    December 28, 2025 12:10pm
    - pdm
      
      As a unit they are far better than anyone TVNZ is sticking in commentary boxes these days.
      
      With Scotty Stevenson being the worst of the worst.
      
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      December 28, 2025 12:51pm
      - AitchW
        
        Bring back Blowers.
        
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        December 28, 2025 1:34pm
      - Michael Sommerville
        
        Absolutely correct, especially that Stephenson clown.
        
        Although I do like Mark Richardson.
        
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        December 28, 2025 1:47pm
      - MCōs
        
        TVNZ ain’t got the do re me
        And if you ain’t got the do re me, boy
        You don’t get the top rate coaches, commentators
        And you don’t get the top teams playing here in January
        
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        December 28, 2025 4:24pm
      - 70andstilllearning
        
        Lol pdm – “Scotty’s” biggest mission on Boxing day was finding a lost ball at Seddon P. Couple of kids would have found it in a fraction of the time it took him ….
        
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        December 28, 2025 4:52pm
    - Jethrod
      
      Oh for the days of “oh you dear old thing”.
      
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      December 28, 2025 5:17pm
  - OlderChas
    
    Not only the cricket commentators Aitch!
    
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    December 28, 2025 12:27pm
  - Nikola Donatello
    
    In Australia, they have been called “curators” forever. All my life anyway.
    
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    December 28, 2025 1:03pm
    - AitchW
      
      Bloody Aussies, can’t even report the score in the right order.
      
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      December 28, 2025 1:36pm
      - septic skeptic
        
        Except when it’s 444 for 4, we all agree on that one!
        
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        December 28, 2025 2:51pm
    - MCōs
      
      Strictly speaking it’s a correct use of the word although it’s more normally used with regard to the supervision of museums or art collections
      
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      December 28, 2025 3:22pm
      - MCōs
        
        Btw
        At the MCG the chap in charge of the ground is the Executive Manager of Turf, not head groundsman or curator
        https://x.com/skycricket/status/2004534983495684464?s=61
        Btw
        Some of the current English players must be looking forward to the day when they can turn round and criticize the next sorry lot that get hammered in Australia
        
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        December 28, 2025 3:51pm
- Northshoredoc
  
  Ashes batsmen of the decades past would have been appalled by the lack of application and reckless shots played in the modern era.
  
  Absolutely the pitch favoured the bowlers by some of the batting was woeful.
  
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  December 28, 2025 10:28am
- mogg
  
  The MCG test finished in two days was played on a drop in pitch
  
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  December 28, 2025 11:13am
  - MCōs
    
    Despite the name the Melbourne Cricket Ground is predominantly an AFL ground.
    I looked up the Annual Report and the MCG Trust made far more money from Taylor Swift than all the cricket put together for that particular year. Be even worse this year
    
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    December 28, 2025 4:04pm
    - AitchW
      
      Smart use of facilities. Summer sport and winter sport in one place. In fact I believe that AFL was originally played on cricket ovals for this very reason.
      
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      December 28, 2025 5:20pm
Scott

Some young guy called nick Shirley does what none of the mainstream media did for years. He exposed Somalian fraud. He visited 14 Somali led Healthcare companies in the same building supposedly providing Healthcare and receiving millions of dollars from the US govt. None of them were providing Healthcare to anyone.

This is what is good about the rise of independent journalism. None of the mainstream media wanted to report on Somalian fraud. Only an independent journalist was willing to expose the truth.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSxk9HjDpK8/?igsh=b3B3ajd1MmtucWI1
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December 28, 2025 9:36am
I remember when

Sunday Star Times:
Gangland paua: Aotearoa’s hidden seafood crime wave:

What planet do these reporters live on?

“Operation Paid” culminated in May 2008 with raids involving up to 200 Fisheries and Police officers.

Paua gang busted: HB Today. 28 May 2008.

Fishing.net.nz – The people involved in paua poaching rings are seasoned criminals, often members or associates of gangs, who are often involved in other criminal activities.

AI Overview –
Mongrel Mob: Members of this gang have been inplicated in several major anti-poaching operations, including “Operation Paid” in the late 2000s.
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December 28, 2025 11:56am
- Mike
  
  Are the gangs no longer involved in poaching?
  
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  December 28, 2025 12:15pm
  - mandk
    
    No, they’re not.
    
    They have devoted themselves to kaitiakitanga instead //
    
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    December 28, 2025 6:05pm
Paulus

Pity we have no chance of any Indpendent Journalists in New Zealand if we had any Journalists.
Whatever have is piss poor, ignorant, ill educated, to Aotearoa teacher standards, following their so called education.
But we are told they get huge compeptive money and titles, for the pig shit comments they make and compete with each others for the best of the lying crap they can get printed.
Expect the coming year to be a disaster accumulated by these people, at what conclusions.
Is it me that the war between women and men is hotting up simultaneously no more that in the so called media ?
Who would want Campbell to lead a morning programme.
No, I would never listen, but some lovely mummy’s would will,
I am sorry for Ingrid who used to be good at her job, who will now be smothered.
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December 28, 2025 12:17pm
Gary Benner

Time Capsule
I had reason to search a file of old personal papers and found a single page from the NZ Herald from January 7 1992. A couple of things caught my attention: (and bear in mind this is almost 34 years ago)

1. “Talks likely to start”
A row over Israel’s decision to expel 12 Palestinian activists seemed certain to delay Middle East Peace talks due to resume in Washington today ….

2. “Immigration”
I think God made all people good. But if we had to take a million immigrants in, say Zulus, next year, or Englishmen, and put them in Virginia, what group would be easier to assimilate and would cause less problems for the people of Virginia? – Republican presidential candidate Patrick Buchanan.

3. “Letter to the Editor – Now we have to pay for a hole in a rock”
It is customary for democracies for governments to grant title to people or groups of people wo wish to pursue business or agriculture on blocks of land. However I fail to see why a clump of rocks in the Bay of Islands falls into this category. Some charter boats are being forced to pay to take tourists close, and in one case, to sail through a hole in a rock. How did this situation arise? White Island is somewhat similar, but teh original title was issued when there was a dulphur industry on the island. Title for industry is one thing, but to give one group of people title so they can exploit their fellow man is unexcusable.

4. “Sex is popular in High Schools”
More than half the high school students in the United States have had sex, including seven of 10 by their senior year, according to a survey released by federal health officials.

5. Leading Auckland Communist G.H. Anderson, Chairman of the Socialist Party of Aotearoa …
(Now we know here the popular use of this term “Aotearoa came from …)

6. Editorial – “Rationing of Health”
“In a few weeks when all but the poor become liable to be charged for treatment in a public hospital ….”

“No life maintaining operation is too expensive from the viewpoint of those whose lives or loved ones depend on it. But someone must evaluate the cost against the length and quality of life maintained. Properly informed ,and provided with sufficient choice, consumers can vote with vouchers. That would be a democratic way to match medical technology to finite finance.”
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December 28, 2025 1:02pm
- Steve Todd
  
  G. H. Andersen.
  
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  December 28, 2025 2:31pm
  - peterwn
    
    Ah! Ginny Andersen’s great uncle.
    
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    December 28, 2025 7:36pm
- fightingtemeraire
  
  Andersen who used to go to the USSR for Medical Treatment as he was treated like one of the Nomenklatura!!!!
  
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  December 28, 2025 6:50pm
greybeard

https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/360917802/what-expect-silver-ferns-2026-after-messy-coaching-saga

Next year will be just as disastrous as this year, unless the reasons for the players’ revolt are made public.

There was a problem with Taurua last year: many players were moved to complain. We have not heard any details of those complaints.

Taurua is back as coach and many of last years’ squad are still there, so why would things change ?

My guess is that there was too much of Taurua’s attempted maorification of the squad and there was a backlash. It will happen again in 2026.
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December 28, 2025 6:36pm
- Mike
  
  My guess is that your guess is wrong.
  
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