Proverbs 22

¹⁴The mouth of an immoral woman is a dangerous trap; those who make the LORD angry will fall into it.

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The Netherlands are getting glow in the dark roads in a few months. (source)

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“One good thing about giving your cat a bath, is that it builds trust between you and your animal.”

Oh the irony…now David Fisher, clearly a “decent journalist, trained and skilled” is lecturing people on how to spell Kim Dotcon’s name….and gets one word wrong. His use of “spelt” though is arguable by grammar fetishists.

@jeremyparkinson @billyralston @stevebraunias Spelt name wrong. There’s an “M” not “N”. Can’t be taken seriously if you don’t spell rite.

— David Fisher (@DFisherJourno) May 21, 2013

No David you can’t be taken seriously.

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After all the hissy fits by the left wing and a serious PR campaign aided and abetted by elements in the media on behalf of Kim Dotcom, the GCSB has been cleared of any law breaking.

No one can question the credibility of the Inspector-General, though I am sure some will try. He is a former New Zealand Solicitor-General and former High Court Judge who was appointed Inspector-General by Helen Clark.

Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Paul Neazor has cleared the Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) of illegal spying on New Zealanders.

Mr Neazor was asked to conduct an inquiry into potential breaches of the GCSB Act after Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Kitteridge’s report on the bureau’s compliance with legislation raised concerns about 88 instances where the GCSB had spied on New Zealanders.

“The Inspector-General formed a view that there have been no breaches, although the law is unclear and the Inspector-General recommends amending it”, GCSB Director, Ian Fletcher said in a statement.  Read more »