Pupils to learn about paedophiles in primary school lessons with classes starting for children aged just four years old amid internet safety fears

by Guest Wed Mar 13, 2019 3:49 am

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Primary school children are to be taught how to escape grooming by online sexual predators.

It comes amid warnings of an explosion in child sex crimes on the internet, with web paedophiles encouraging the abuse of ‘very, very young’ children.

Now pupils between the ages of four and seven will be taught how to recognise the signs of online abuse, blackmail and manipulation.

The National Crime Agency campaign – which takes the form of an animated cartoon series – marks the first time it has specifically targeted four-year-olds.

Rob Jones, of the NCA, said it was still ‘easy’ for paedophiles to access indecent images of children on the open web.

He said: ‘The technology exists to detect known child abuse images. It is a constant battle but the scale of that battle and the scale of the response really needs to go up to meet the trajectory of the threat.’

In 2017, there were about 10 million reports of child abuse images being viewed online globally.

Last year, that rose to a staggering 18 million. It is believed about 110,000 reports relate to paedophiles in Britain

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6802007/Pupils-learn-paedophiles-primary-school-lessons.html

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:30 pm

american wheat production has been in steady decline since 2008
and global wheat production has been lower for the past 2 years

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:32 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:american wheat production has been in steady decline since 2008
and global wheat production has been lower for the past 2 years

So your argument is not global, but the US then? To then only one food source?

To back your flimsy claim?

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:32 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:what american states gained water last year?? or the year before??

Ridiculous point as again we are talking about water mamangement

8 states have a decline in water. That is it and its down to poor water management

The US is one part of the world

dodge ball......

you said others had increased water resources.......yes you did

so ...which ones

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:33 pm

Pupils to learn about paedophiles in primary school lessons with classes starting for children aged just four years old amid internet safety fears - Page 3 Home-graph_4_mar

Seems to me the trend is that wheat production is on an upwards trend Victor

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:34 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

Ridiculous point as again we are talking about water mamangement

8 states have a decline in water. That is it and its down to poor water management

The US is one part of the world

dodge ball......

you said others had increased water resources.......yes you did

so ...which ones

What did you not grasp about water management?

We have countless rain each year and states are not using better water management systems to collect this water source

So nothing dodged at all

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:41 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:american wheat production has been in steady decline since 2008
and global wheat production has been lower for the past 2 years

So your argument is not global, but the US then? To then only one food source?

To back your flimsy claim?

uhm...GLOBAL wheat production down over the last 2 years

AND

I realise this nay be a bit beyond you but read especially the "contexts" in the lower part of the screen which clearly show that GLOBAL CEREAL (not merely one crop) production is now below that required to maintain food levels.

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:42 pm

phildidge wrote:

Seems to me the trend is that wheat production is on an upwards trend Victor

uhm...where is the 2017/2018 line????

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:43 pm

and it shows...production....the orange line.... decreasing since 2016/17 which is exactly what I said

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:45 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:and it shows...production....the orange line.... decreasing since 2017/18

It shows a decrease on two seperate years but the trend is growing upwards and increasing

Again this is not the full potential of using the earth as a food resource. You need to show me its at its maximum

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:46 pm

You are clutching at straws Victor

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:47 pm

I dont NEED to show you anything...I'm only looking at the statistics

globally we are out of land. low on water in many important food production areas, low on fertiliser (and in some places cant use em anyway due to "salting" ) population is rising exponentially and food production is not keeping up.....

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:48 pm

ooops...missed a link for you

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Trends-in-world-cereal-production-cereal-yield-and-total-fertilizer-N-consumption-on_fig1_44674571

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:50 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:I dont NEED to show you anything...I'm only looking at the statistics

globally we are out of land. low on water in many important food production areas, low on fertiliser (and in some places cant use em anyway due to "salting" ) population is rising exponentially and food production is not keeping up.....

Yeah you looked at stats without presenting a single view, that backed your claim

The fact is we are far removed from even being close to using the maximum food resources on this planet

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:51 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:ooops...missed a link for you

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Trends-in-world-cereal-production-cereal-yield-and-total-fertilizer-N-consumption-on_fig1_44674571

Thanks for tha and all show a growing trend Laughing

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:53 pm

like i said probably a bit much for you to understand....

now read the extracts underneath the graphs

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:57 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:like i said probably a bit much for you to understand....

now read the extracts underneath the graphs

I read them thanks as you cannot use your head here'

At least I understand what peadophillia is, as you clearly do not

The uk and Europe has as seen been able to produce far higher quantities in the past and now has lower.

What does that tell you?

That we are no where near reaching the full potential of food growth resources

https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/world/africa/2018-08-23-africa-well-positioned-to-feed-the-world/

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:58 pm

look at the annual growth rate on the right hand side

the global production 5 year growth rate has declined to 1/3rd of what it was in the 20 years 61/65 to 81/85
population on the other hand........

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:00 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:look at the annual growth rate on the right hand side

the global production 5 year growth rate has declined to 1/3rd of what it was in the 20 years 61/65 to 81/85
population on the other hand........

Does that mean its reached its full potenial?

Take your time

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:02 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:like i said probably a bit much for you to understand....

now read the extracts underneath the graphs

I read them thanks as you cannot use your head here'

At least I understand what peadophillia is, as you clearly do not

The uk and Europe has as seen been able to produce far higher quantities in the past and now has lower.

What does that tell you?

That we are no where near reaching the full potential of food growth resources

https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/world/africa/2018-08-23-africa-well-positioned-to-feed-the-world/

what does that tell me...It tells me we have lost umpteen acres of productive arable land to urban sprawl and road building

and africa cant even feed itself...and never will. its a tribal political social mess that will take another 100 or more years to drag kicking and screaming into the rest of the world.....

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:03 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

I read them thanks as you cannot use your head here'

At least I understand what peadophillia is, as you clearly do not

The uk and Europe has as seen been able to produce far higher quantities in the past and now has lower.

What does that tell you?

That we are no where near reaching the full potential of food growth resources

https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/world/africa/2018-08-23-africa-well-positioned-to-feed-the-world/

what does that tell me...It tells me we have lost umpteen acres of productive arable land to urban sprawl and road building

and africa cant even feed itself...and never will. its a tribal political social mess that will take another 100 or more years to drag kicking and screaming into the rest of the world.....

And yet we have not even come close to even using the full potential of arable land

Yes africa has the potential to feed itself and the rest of the world, hence why your aregument was at best idiotic. Being as you ended with some racial claptrap

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:09 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:look at the annual growth rate on the right hand side

the global production 5 year growth rate has declined to 1/3rd of what it was in the 20 years 61/65 to 81/85
population on the other hand........

Does that mean its reached its full potenial?

Take your time

possibly, possibly not...it all rather depends on whether you want to destroy the remaining rain forest and remove the last vestiges of wild areas for the others in the ecosystem

the current available land is likely at full capacity without some startling breakthrough in plant biology

and the conditions by which a greater productiveness is to be acheived is unlikely in the present world social and political climate, unless some great event (aka war) happens.Forget africa...it only has the POTENTIAL to be a great provider..it does NOT have the will or the psyche to do so......

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:10 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

Does that mean its reached its full potenial?

Take your time

possibly, possibly not...it all rather depends on whether you want to destroy the remaining rain forest and remove the last vestiges of wild areas for the others in the ecosystem

the current available land is likely at full capacity without some startling breakthrough in plant biology

and the conditions by which a greater productiveness is to be acheived is unlikely in the present world social and political climate, unless some great event (aka war) happens.Forget africa...it only has the POTENTIAL to be a great provider..it does NOT have the will or the psyche to do so......

Absolute babble,. as again Afica is no where near using its arable land

So you dont have to destroy any rain forest

So your claim to arable land is based on the relams of conspiray and not reality

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:14 pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfZZLSWbY3g

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:18 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

I read them thanks as you cannot use your head here'

At least I understand what peadophillia is, as you clearly do not

The uk and Europe has as seen been able to produce far higher quantities in the past and now has lower.

What does that tell you?

That we are no where near reaching the full potential of food growth resources

https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/world/africa/2018-08-23-africa-well-positioned-to-feed-the-world/

what does that tell me...It tells me we have lost umpteen acres of productive arable land to urban sprawl and road building

and africa cant even feed itself...and never will. its a tribal political social mess that will take another 100 or more years to drag kicking and screaming into the rest of the world.....

And yet we have not even come close to even using the full potential of arable land

really?? I suppose you are now miraculously qualified in agricultural matters...perhaps we should ask you at tutor the farmers here on how to increase their yields...I'm sure they would be so pleased to be lectured by you.....

Yes africa has the potential to feed itself and the rest of the world, hence why your aregument was at best idiotic. Being as you ended with some racial claptrap

you are a fucking idiot.....

what I said was the plain unvarnished truth.....race has nothing to do with it...not ONE of the african nations could organise a piss up in a brewery...let alone organise feeding itself.....the same BTW can be said of certain ex soviet countries..... these places make our brexit cock up look like an every day afternoon in parliament...... look at rhodesia as was...that had great potential....now look at it....the only one that I can think of that would have some potential in the NEAR future is SA and even that would need a good shaking to wake it up.....

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:21 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

Does that mean its reached its full potenial?

Take your time

possibly, possibly not...it all rather depends on whether you want to destroy the remaining rain forest and remove the last vestiges of wild areas for the others in the ecosystem

the current available land is likely at full capacity without some startling breakthrough in plant biology

and the conditions by which a greater productiveness is to be acheived is unlikely in the present world social and political climate, unless some great event (aka war) happens.Forget africa...it only has the POTENTIAL to be a great provider..it does NOT have the will or the psyche to do so......

Absolute babble,. as again Afica is no where near using its arable land

So you dont have to destroy any rain forest

So your claim to arable land is based on the relams of conspiray and not reality

and in the forseeable future it wont either.......
The leaders in most african countries have NO interest in becoming the breadbasket of the world...they would sooner run around killing rivals and making fortunes from corruption......

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:22 pm

and what land in Africa do you consider "arable"....the great grasslands????

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:23 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

And yet we have not even come close to even using the full potential of arable land

really?? I suppose you are now miraculously qualified in agricultural matters...perhaps we should ask you at tutor the farmers here on how to increase their yields...I'm sure they would be so pleased to be lectured by you.....

Yes africa has the potential to feed itself and the rest of the world, hence why your aregument was at best idiotic. Being as you ended with some racial claptrap

you are a fucking idiot.....

what I said was the plain unvarnished truth.....race has nothing to do with it...not ONE of the african nations could organise a piss up in a brewery...let alone organise feeding itself.....the same BTW can be said of certain ex soviet countries..... these places make our brexit cock up look like an every day afternoon in parliament...... look at rhodesia as was...that had great potential....now look at it....the only one that I can think of that would have some potential in the NEAR future is SA and even that would need a good shaking to wake it up.....

What you said was unadulterated racial claptrap

How many years did it take western civilisation from tribal groups to reach the way it is today?

At least 3000 years, but you expect tribal societies in Africa to reach the same potential in a mere hundred years

In other words its utter racial claptrap on your part

Here is a glowing example of unconscious racial bias

At the end of the day ther world does not need to listen to such pessimistic scare mongers like yourself. Where in reality we look to work to use the potential resources we have and look to more innovative ways forward with new methods

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:24 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

Absolute babble,. as again Afica is no where near using its arable land

So you dont have to destroy any rain forest

So your claim to arable land is based on the relams of conspiray and not reality
and in the forseeable future it wont either.......
The leaders in most african countries have NO interest in becoming the breadbasket of the world...they would sooner run around killing rivals and making fortunes from corruption......

So you admit then it has the potential but corrupt leaders stand in the way of this resource?

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:36 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

And yet we have not even come close to even using the full potential of arable land

really?? I suppose you are now miraculously qualified in agricultural matters...perhaps we should ask you at tutor the farmers here on how to increase their yields...I'm sure they would be so pleased to be lectured by you.....

Yes africa has the potential to feed itself and the rest of the world, hence why your aregument was at best idiotic. Being as you ended with some racial claptrap

you are a fucking idiot.....

what I said was the plain unvarnished truth.....race has nothing to do with it...not ONE of the african nations could organise a piss up in a brewery...let alone organise feeding itself.....the same BTW can be said of certain ex soviet countries..... these places make our brexit cock up look like an every day afternoon in parliament...... look at rhodesia as was...that had great potential....now look at it....the only one that I can think of that would have some potential in the NEAR future is SA and even that would need a good shaking to wake it up.....

What you said was unadulterated racial claptrap

How many years did it take western civilisation from tribal groups to reach the way it is today?

At least 3000 years, but you expect tribal societies in Africa to reach the same potential in a mere hundred years

In other words its utter racial claptrap on your part

Here is a glowing example of unconscious racial bias

At the end of the day ther world does not need to listen to such pessimistic scare mongers like yourself. Where in reality we look to work to use the potential resources we have and look to more innovative ways forward with new methods

I dont see many new innovative methods on the horizon, of a scale that will make much difference

no its not racial claptrap...even if you want to use that as an excues to shuit down the argument.....Its the plain truth...it is what is and no amount of you cry wacist will change that.

we havnt got 3000 years for them to get out of the tribal ideology...so what you gonna do..invade???

this is another example of didge wishes like fairy wishes

all very prety and all that ...but it aint reality and your wishes for what should be aint going to translate into what is, at least not in any sensible time scale.....

the population isnt going to stop increasing...in fact its going to increase faster .....and africa aint going to become the breadbasket of the world in the
next 100 years in fact if climate change continues we may well lose it altogether in anycase.....

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:38 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

Absolute babble,. as again Afica is no where near using its arable land

So you dont have to destroy any rain forest

So your claim to arable land is based on the relams of conspiray and not reality
and in the forseeable future it wont either.......
The leaders in most african countries have NO interest in becoming the breadbasket of the world...they would sooner run around killing rivals and making fortunes from corruption......

So you admit then it has the potential but corrupt leaders stand in the way of this resource?

3 things...

what do you consider potential arable land in africa

what about climate change ....

what you suggest we do about those corrupt leaders

those 3 things are there they are facts and immutable

africa has potential...but little else

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:40 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

What you said was unadulterated racial claptrap

How many years did it take western civilisation from tribal groups to reach the way it is today?

At least 3000 years, but you expect tribal societies in Africa to reach the same potential in a mere hundred years

In other words its utter racial claptrap on your part

Here is a glowing example of unconscious racial bias

At the end of the day ther world does not need to listen to such pessimistic scare mongers like yourself. Where in reality we look to work to use the potential resources we have and look to more innovative ways forward with new methods

I dont see many new innovative methods on the horizon, of a scale that will make much difference

no its not racial claptrap...even if you want to use that as an excues to shuit down the argument.....Its the plain truth...it is what is and no amount of you cry wacist will change that.

we havnt got 3000 years for them to get out of the tribal ideology...so what you gonna do..invade???

this is another example of didge wishes like fairy wishes

all very prety and all that ...but it aint reality and your wishes for what should be aint going to translate into what is, at least not in any sensible time scale.....

the population isnt going to stop increasing...in fact its going to increase faster .....and africa aint going to become the breadbasket of the world in the
next 100 years in fact if climate change continues we may well lose it altogether in anycase.....

Do you not? When I posted at least one with Israel on water management?

Who said anything about invading Africa?

It shows your view to expect tribal societies to magically move to where we are today. Is not even based on actual history

Hence you cannot focre something but ensure the parameters are in place to help those societies progress. The most major is ensuring everyone has access to an education.

Every single scientific study on populations shows that the population will peak and then decrease

Africa certainly has the potential to become the bread basket of the world. What stands in the way of this is corrupt leaders

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:41 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

So you admit then it has the potential but corrupt leaders stand in the way of this resource?

3 things...

what do you consider potential arable land in africa

what about climate change ....

what you suggest we do about those corrupt leaders

those 3 things are there they are facts and immutable

africa has potential...but little else

1) http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/06/how-africa-could-feed-the-world/

2) Which is a problem and have factored this and why the world needs to act on this

3) The same with any corrup leaders that we have in the west. Provide the people with the means to stop corruption. The best way is for all to have access to education. Which is not happenning at present in Africa

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:46 pm

ye gods...we finally get there

africa has potential

it wont even begin to get to that potential in any sort of sensible timescale

AND

climate change may well remove it from the equation altogether

so africa isnt even in the calculation except as a net consumer rather than producer....

debating with you is like shagging a fat ugly bird

you dont really want to do it

BUT there is an awful compulsion that drags you into it

its best done when you are well pissed

you have to stay on top or get squashed by a load of flubber

and you need a bath afterwards to get rid of the itch........

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:50 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:ye gods...we finally get there

africa has potential

debating with you is like shagging a fat ugly bird

Well i guess you must be an expert on that, as i have never shagged someone fat and ugly Laughing

You fail to see you now admit your original claim to food production has peaked is in fact false

You admit Africa has the potential and we do not even have a food shortage at the moment

Hen ce your argument is at best again pessimistic claptrap

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:53 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

So you admit then it has the potential but corrupt leaders stand in the way of this resource?

3 things...

what do you consider potential arable land in africa

what about climate change ....

what you suggest we do about those corrupt leaders

those 3 things are there they are facts and immutable

africa has potential...but little else

1) http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/06/how-africa-could-feed-the-world/

2) Which is a problem and have factored this and why the world needs to act on this

3) The same with any corrup leaders that we have in the west. Provide the people with the means to stop corruption. The best way is for all to have access to education. Which is not happenning at present in Africa

that link...says 600 million hectares of undeveloped arable land...but it doesnt say what that land is at present...is it the african plains land...the african savannah??

if it is...what of the ecosystems?

2 if we reduced carbon emissions to zero tomorrow....it would be too late ....I have said this before...severe effects of climate change are now inevitable, and I'm not the only one to say so....

3 too true...and there is no sign of that changing

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:56 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

1) http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/06/how-africa-could-feed-the-world/

2) Which is a problem and have factored this and why the world needs to act on this

3) The same with any corrup leaders that we have in the west. Provide the people with the means to stop corruption. The best way is for all to have access to education. Which is not happenning at present in Africa

that link...says 600 million hectares of undeveloped arable land...but it doesnt say what that land is at present...is it the african plains land...the african savannah??

if it is...what of the ecosystems?

2 if we reduced carbon emissions to zero tomorrow....it would be too late ....I have said this before...severe effects of climate change are now inevitable, and I'm not the only one to say so....

3 too true...and there is no sign of that changing

1) That quantity is huge and more than anywhere ellse in the world

2) I know it would be too late, but it would help reduce the potential problems

3) Of course there is signs of that changing as some of the fastest growing economies in the world are in Africa

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 7:57 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:ye gods...we finally get there

africa has potential

debating with you is like shagging a fat ugly bird

Well i guess you must be an expert on that, as i have never shagged someone fat and ugly

you aint lived....

You fail to see you now admit your original claim to food production has peaked is in fact false

nope

You admit Africa has the potential and we do not even have a food shortage at the moment

potential aint real
no shortage yet....so that will be why a loaf has gone from 60p to over a pound in 2 years then? why a chicken has doubled in price?
hmmm........

Hen ce your argument is at best again pessimistic claptrap

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:00 pm

double post

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:00 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:
you aint lived....
phildidge wrote:So in order to have lived, i need to shag someone fat and ugly. When you used it in a view to be seen as something bad?

nope

phildidge wrote:Yes i know you have a major problem admitting when wrong

potential aint real
no shortage yet....so that will be why a loaf has gone from 60p to over a pound in 2 years then? why a chicken has doubled in price?
hmmm........

That is due to inflation[/quote]

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:03 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
phildidge wrote:

1) http://globalpublicsquare.blogs.cnn.com/2012/11/06/how-africa-could-feed-the-world/

2) Which is a problem and have factored this and why the world needs to act on this

3) The same with any corrup leaders that we have in the west. Provide the people with the means to stop corruption. The best way is for all to have access to education. Which is not happenning at present in Africa

that link...says 600 million hectares of undeveloped arable land...but it doesnt say what that land is at present...is it the african plains land...the african savannah??

if it is...what of the ecosystems?

2 if we reduced carbon emissions to zero tomorrow....it would be too late ....I have said this before...severe effects of climate change are now inevitable, and I'm not the only one to say so....

3 too true...and there is no sign of that changing

1) That quantity is huge and more than anywhere ellse in the world

and...the american plains are huge...but they virtually drove the buffalo extinct....along with the passenger pigeon and a host of floara

2) I know it would be too late, but it would help reduce the potential problems
and aint going to happen either.....

3) Of course there is signs of that changing as some of the fastest growing economies in the world are in Africa
such as???

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:04 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:
you aint lived....
phildidge wrote:So in order to have lived, i need to shag someone fat and ugly. When you used it in a view to be seen as something bad?

nope

phildidge wrote:Yes i know you have a major problem admitting when wrong

potential aint real
no shortage yet....so that will be why a loaf has gone from 60p to over a pound in 2 years then? why a chicken has doubled in price?
hmmm........

That is due to inflation

[/quote]

so inflation is at 100% in the case of the chicken and more than 80% in the case of the loaf of bread

oooo someone has been telling me fibs....they told me inflation was only like about 1.5 -2% ish

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:06 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:and...the american plains are huge...but they virtually drove the buffalo extinct....along with the passenger pigeon and a host of floara

You think farming was the cause of the depopulation of the American bison and not over hunting?

Wow

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:07 pm

Victorismyhero wrote:

so inflation is at 100% in the case of the chicken and more than 80% in the case of the loaf of bread

oooo someone has been telling me fibs....they told me inflation was only like about 1.5 -2% ish

Who has been telling you fibs?

by Guest Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:14 pm

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/04/24/africa/africa-largest-economy/index.html

https://www.businessinsider.co.za/fastest-growing-economies-in-africa-2019-1

by Victorismyhero Thu Mar 14, 2019 8:24 pm

phildidge wrote:
Victorismyhero wrote:

so inflation is at 100% in the case of the chicken and more than 80% in the case of the loaf of bread

oooo someone has been telling me fibs....they told me inflation was only like about 1.5 -2% ish

Who has been telling you fibs?

the ONS and Govt Rolling Eyes

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