Insights From Social Media: Tribalism

Bryan Mitchell writes > Interesting, but what it should reveal about the modern 'tribal' aspect of claims, is that they are not individual. If people looked history in the UK, and take Scotland as the example because it was the last tribal based society in the UK. It's the land owners and controllers that have the wealth and influence. The Lairds that once were clan chiefs who gained control of the clan lands and assets, not the ordinary clan (tribal) members. Apply that to our circumstances and because the government has dealt with tribal entities instead of individuals the same inequity as happened in Scotland is being applied here.

Ele Ludemann: Govt can’t afford to farm

Pāmu has posted another very disappointing result:

. . . Last year’s results were boosted by a $20 million gain on milk futures, whereas this year, there was a $1 million loss. This was a significant contributing factor to Pāmu recording a net loss after tax of $26 million compared with a loss of $9 million in the prior year. . .