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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (94307)	9/6/2012 4:37:54 AM
From: Maurice Winn	3 Recommendations Read Replies (3) of 218633

Yes, they will refuse. < they should paid back through sweat and tears and once for all start really working. Will they refuse? We’ll let them starve.> They won't starve. The debts will be abrogated and there will be some pay cuts and hey presto, just like in Ireland, everyone will carry happily on but without the debts. NZ owes $200 billion or something like that. I feel no obligation to take part in repaying those debts. They were not incurred by me and I vote against wastrels doing what wastrels do. I do not intend to work hard and will not be starving because we refuse to repay creditors. The Auckland City Council is wanting to spend $billions on a ridiculous underground train track a couple of kilometres long, which will have almost nobody on it. They will likely borrow the money. The creditors should watch out because I will not repay the loans and there will not be sufficient revenue to cover operating costs let alone depreciation, maintenance and certainly not the debt. Mqurice

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