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Trapper John wrote:Turning Madagascar into the next hot (money making) luxury destination means looking after all the weird and unique wildife which rich cunts will spend lots of money to go and look at.

Maybe instead of funding Madagascar's attempt at becoming a tourist hotspot, they should first have checked to see if tourists would want to go there.

The last I heard recently is that the island is being ravaged by the very worst form of bubonic plague and people are dropping like flies to this medieval disease.

Perhaps the money would be better spent on finding out why this is happening, how to alleviate the current situation and how to prevent it in future. I mean who wants to go to a place where you can pick up bubonic plague along with your tourist trinkets and baubles?

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach him to fish and you'll feed him for life.

Give a man bu onic plague and he'll be dead in 10 days.

Try posting something other than cliche if you think you have a point to make.

Bubonic Plague is cured with antibiotics.

Guest wrote:

Guest wrote:

Guest wrote:

Trapper John wrote:Turning Madagascar into the next hot (money making) luxury destination means looking after all the weird and unique wildife which rich cunts will spend lots of money to go and look at.

Maybe instead of funding Madagascar's attempt at becoming a tourist hotspot, they should first have checked to see if tourists would want to go there.

The last I heard recently is that the island is being ravaged by the very worst form of bubonic plague and people are dropping like flies to this medieval disease.

Perhaps the money would be better spent on finding out why this is happening, how to alleviate the current situation and how to prevent it in future. I mean who wants to go to a place where you can pick up bubonic plague along with your tourist trinkets and baubles?

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach him to fish and you'll feed him for life.

Give a man bu onic plague and he'll be dead in 10 days.

Try posting something other than cliche if you think you have a point to make.

Trapper John wrote:
Maybe instead of funding Madagascar's attempt at becoming a tourist hotspot, they should first have checked to see if tourists would want to go there.

The last I heard recently is that the island is being ravaged by the very worst form of bubonic plague and people are dropping like flies to this medieval disease.

Perhaps the money would be better spent on finding out why this is happening, how to alleviate the current situation and how to prevent it in future. I mean who wants to go to a place where you can pick up bubonic plague along with your tourist trinkets and baubles?

wutang wrote:

Trapper John wrote:
Maybe instead of funding Madagascar's attempt at becoming a tourist hotspot, they should first have checked to see if tourists would want to go there.

The last I heard recently is that the island is being ravaged by the very worst form of bubonic plague and people are dropping like flies to this medieval disease.

Perhaps the money would be better spent on finding out why this is happening, how to alleviate the current situation and how to prevent it in future. I mean who wants to go to a place where you can pick up bubonic plague along with your tourist trinkets and baubles?

The areas they plan to develop wont be near the locals. They will be isolated areas like the small islands just of the coast.

This is the rich we are talking about - they want to enjoy the scenery and wildlife without any pesky poor people getting in the way

Trapper John wrote:
Maybe instead of funding Madagascar's attempt at becoming a tourist hotspot, they should first have checked to see if tourists would want to go there.

The last I heard recently is that the island is being ravaged by the very worst form of bubonic plague and people are dropping like flies to this medieval disease.

Perhaps the money would be better spent on finding out why this is happening, how to alleviate the current situation and how to prevent it in future. I mean who wants to go to a place where you can pick up bubonic plague along with your tourist trinkets and baubles?

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Trapper John wrote:Turning Madagascar into the next hot (money making) luxury destination means looking after all the weird and unique wildife which rich cunts will spend lots of money to go and look at.

Maybe instead of funding Madagascar's attempt at becoming a tourist hotspot, they should first have checked to see if tourists would want to go there.

The last I heard recently is that the island is being ravaged by the very worst form of bubonic plague and people are dropping like flies to this medieval disease.

Perhaps the money would be better spent on finding out why this is happening, how to alleviate the current situation and how to prevent it in future. I mean who wants to go to a place where you can pick up bubonic plague along with your tourist trinkets and baubles?

Trapper John wrote:Turning Madagascar into the next hot (money making) luxury destination means looking after all the weird and unique wildife which rich cunts will spend lots of money to go and look at.

wutang wrote:

Stooo wrote:

jp761 wrote:

Red Okktober wrote:It's common knowledge that much of our foreign aid expenditure goes to ridiculous causes.

Ones I've read about recently, include picking up litter in Jordan, finding mates for tropical fish in Madagascar, putting on Shakespeare workshops in Ecuador, fashion shows in Paraguay, caring for the elderly in China, and funding an Ethiopian game show.

Are these countries so fucking useless, that they can't fund these things themselves?

Spot on. China ffs, that's ridiculous.

Look it up.

In reality, the UK gave no aid to China last year

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/com ... 91982.html

Another point to add is that for countries like the UK "foreign aid" is actually overseas investment (hence the use of the term 'development'). There is always some form of profit motive at the end of these investments, even if its just delevoping new markets for UK companies to invest.

For example:

finding mates for tropical fish in Madagascar,

Is tied up with this

The promised sands: could Madagascar be the new Maldives?

A much-anticipated island resort hopes to pioneer a new type of indulgent but adventurous beach break

...Protecting unique species will be a key goal for the operation, which will help fund the policing of sustainable fishing policies across a 15,000ha protected marine area... (Financial Times

Turning Madagascar into the next hot (money making) luxury destination means looking after all the weird and unique wildife which rich cunts will spend lots of money to go and look at.

Major Starbold wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Major Starbold wrote:

Dean wrote:

Major Starbold wrote:https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4931796/fury-as-uks-13billion-foreign-aid-is-used-to-farm-coconuts-in-caribbean-and-juggling-lessons-in-africa/

These sort of payments are an insult to us tax payers and our own needy and sick countryfolk.

Anyway it should STOP sune, they are nearly all here now scrounging.

You haven’t paid tax in donkey years, why are you so bothered?

I, like other sagacious individuals pay tax on our incomes and pay VAT.

Ooooh, another dig.

Last warning.

What does another DIG mean, in fact will you explain why you have given other individual warnings?, you are NOT making sense.

I expected to be banned before now but would have preferred a legitimate sacking Stooo.

Stooo wrote:

Major Starbold wrote:

Dean wrote:

Major Starbold wrote:https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4931796/fury-as-uks-13billion-foreign-aid-is-used-to-farm-coconuts-in-caribbean-and-juggling-lessons-in-africa/

These sort of payments are an insult to us tax payers and our own needy and sick countryfolk.

Anyway it should STOP sune, they are nearly all here now scrounging.

You haven’t paid tax in donkey years, why are you so bothered?

I, like other sagacious individuals pay tax on our incomes and pay VAT.

Ooooh, another dig.

Last warning.

Stooo wrote:

jp761 wrote:

Red Okktober wrote:It's common knowledge that much of our foreign aid expenditure goes to ridiculous causes.

Ones I've read about recently, include picking up litter in Jordan, finding mates for tropical fish in Madagascar, putting on Shakespeare workshops in Ecuador, fashion shows in Paraguay, caring for the elderly in China, and funding an Ethiopian game show.

Are these countries so fucking useless, that they can't fund these things themselves?

Spot on. China ffs, that's ridiculous.

Look it up.

In reality, the UK gave no aid to China last year

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/com ... 91982.html

finding mates for tropical fish in Madagascar,

The promised sands: could Madagascar be the new Maldives?

A much-anticipated island resort hopes to pioneer a new type of indulgent but adventurous beach break

...Protecting unique species will be a key goal for the operation, which will help fund the policing of sustainable fishing policies across a 15,000ha protected marine area... (Financial Times

Red Okktober wrote:

Stooo wrote:Look it up.

In reality, the UK gave no aid to China last year

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/com ... 91982.html

'Last year' would have been 2013, seeing as your link is from 2014.

Try this one from this year instead:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/02 ... e-elderly/

Stooo wrote:Look it up.

In reality, the UK gave no aid to China last year

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/com ... 91982.html

Stooo wrote:

jp761 wrote:

Red Okktober wrote:It's common knowledge that much of our foreign aid expenditure goes to ridiculous causes.

Ones I've read about recently, include picking up litter in Jordan, finding mates for tropical fish in Madagascar, putting on Shakespeare workshops in Ecuador, fashion shows in Paraguay, caring for the elderly in China, and funding an Ethiopian game show.

Are these countries so fucking useless, that they can't fund these things themselves?

Spot on. China ffs, that's ridiculous.

Look it up.

In reality, the UK gave no aid to China last year

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/com ... 91982.html

jp761 wrote:

Red Okktober wrote:It's common knowledge that much of our foreign aid expenditure goes to ridiculous causes.

Ones I've read about recently, include picking up litter in Jordan, finding mates for tropical fish in Madagascar, putting on Shakespeare workshops in Ecuador, fashion shows in Paraguay, caring for the elderly in China, and funding an Ethiopian game show.

Are these countries so fucking useless, that they can't fund these things themselves?

Spot on. China ffs, that's ridiculous.

In reality, the UK gave no aid to China last year