The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 9th March 2017

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Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.

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  1. Here’s a poser (and maybe even a poseur)
    What’s the difference between a Jesse Mulligan on RNZ in the afternoon, and a Jesse Mulligan in the evening on a +hr …. whateva …. a 3 in the evening?

    That’s a question and hopefully there’ll be some different perspectives in my quest for n answer.
    I’ll give my opinion tomorrow (2morrow), but basically what a waste of different talents in the name of commercial TV – still, I suppose they all have mortgages to pay so prostitution was always going to be a last resort.

    • Yes Tim,

      I find RNZ now is becoming so timid and lost it’s edge at investigating the politician’s in Government, probably as ‘Commandant Steven (haw haw) Joyce’ has got censored control over them all now preceding another rigged election no doubt.

      He wont get away with it though as NZ has had a gutsful of his lies and propaganda.

      CHOOOKY,

      Wikki-leaks has now opened up the issue showing USA is the chief spy chief of the globe and Trump is the principal target against the intelligence network, so we hope Trump can use his power to rid the filth from the NSA/FBI/CIA cartel and the GCSB while he is at it, halleluiah!!

      • yes yes yes

        and this is a very good Episode 1040 …Keiser Report is always good with Stacy Herbert and Max

        …but this is an especially good interview on Green issues like bees and survival … “with economic researcher, writer, and trend forecaster, Chris Martenson of PeakProsperity.com ”

        https://www.rt.com/shows/keiser-report/379419-episode-max-keiser-1040/

        “Max and Stacy discuss cognitive dissonance in US stock markets. Max continues his interview with economic researcher, writer, and trend forecaster, Chris Martenson of PeakProsperity.com about “the mother of all bubbles” in US equity markets.”

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