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Articles by Michael Taylor

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Fucking bloodsucking ticks trying their 'idiotic best' in running a once first world class country into ruin, doom, dispair and...

Julius Klokow on 1 Nov 2026

Another witch hunt on established businesses to determine where and how they can bully the owners. Same as what Labour...

Des Salzmann on 1 Nov 2026

Improve the lives of the citizens as these monies definitely are going to end up in pockets of the rich...

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Planning for this airport started in 2012, only 14 years and they are at the environmental impact studies already, what...

Brent Wilkinson on 1 Nov 2026

Maybe if he didn't have his useless son driving the F1 car, things could be better?

Steve Davidson on 1 Nov 2026
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