The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 11th February 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Year: 2018
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Malcolm Evans – TPPA – it’s still a pig
Malcolm Evans – TPPA – it’s still a pig
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Political Caption Competition
Labour MPs Stuart Nash and Michael Wood take the new cannabis reform bill very seriously.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 10th February 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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The headline shouldn’t be ‘National support Bill’ it should be ‘Bill English refuses to let Judith Collins become leader’.
Sources to The Daily Blog have said Bill’s decision to hold firm was because he was utterly against the possibility of Judith Collins becoming leader.
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Another Dow Jones 1033 point meltdown – Don’t Panic/Do Panic – the conflicting messages being fed to the NZ public
We have a global economy that has been fed $15Trillion in quantitive easing, $10Trillion in bonds and the lowest inflation rates for 5000 years. This market is so distorted now that the computer algorithms are mercilessly punishing human greed by forcing massive technical corrections.
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TDB names next Cyclone Gerry
Because climate change is a political problem & not a scientific question, The Daily Blog is naming all cyclones after our MPs and Companies who have done so much to hold back genuine climate change reform
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Hard Choices: Genter’s Candidacy Lights-Up The Greens’ Internal Divisions
Assuming the fight remains a straight-forward contest between Davidson’s symbolism and Genter’s pragmatism, the pragmatist will, almost certainly, join Shaw at the top of her party’s greasy pole.
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The Liberal Agenda – Auckland Fringe Festival – Two Gentlemen of Verona!
WHAT: Auckland Fringe Festival – Two Gentlemen of Verona!
WHEN: Tue 27 Feb – Sun 4 Mar 6pm
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Political Caption Competition
Spot the difference – one is a Prime Minister reaching out to the people, the other is an elitist wanker