What will be the biggest threats in the next 10 years?

Meanwhile somewhere in the Southern Alps Part 3...

Meanwhile somewhere in the Southern Alps Part 2...

Christchurch renamed for US TV series...

Meanwhile somewhere in the Southern Alps Part 1...

Snoopy; a symbol of Canterbury Air Force power...

and his exploits

Merry Christmas Cantabrians...

Christchurch streets paved with gold...

There are rumours going around the world that Christchurch streets are paved with gold. The PM John Smith  released a press statement today discounting these rumours and reassured people that superior materials and workmanship was the secret not gold.

Canterbury 2050- Maglev Underground Mass Transport

Why Is Switzerland Rich?

People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
George Orwell 

Extreme Trucking somewhere on the roads of Canterbury

Independence Chain: Over 1 million Catalans arm-in-arm...

Austria seceded...

Austria successfully seceded from Nazi Germany on April 27, 1945. This took place after seven years of Austria being part of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich due to the Anschlussannexation of Austria into Nazi Germany in March 1938.

Switzerland debt clock

Click on the clock

University of Canterbury Rocket Launch

The Philosophy of Liberty

Colorado USA: Secession attempt will ‘make the state stronger’ ...

Colorado Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper said that an attempt by 11 rural counties to secede from the state and form their own will ultimately make Colorado stronger.

Hickenlooper, campaigning for a second term amid widespread disapproval of his policies in rural areas, has been trying to mend fences lately and convince rural voters that he also has their interests in mind.

“I can’t imagine Colorado being Colorado without the eastern plains,” he told Denver’s 9News before the election in which five of the 11 counties voted to proceed with the so-called 51st State Initiative. “If this talk of a 51st state is about politics designed to divide us, it is destructive. But if it is about sending a message, then I see our responsibility to lean in and do a better job of listening.”

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