The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 9th July 2016

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1. BOMBER SHOULD ATTEND THIS

   http://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2016/the-prime-minister-how-he-got-to-the-top/auckland

   How corruption grew so widespread in NZ under John Key. –
   Corruption course meeting coming soon;

   “The Rt. Hon. John Key – How He Got to The Top”

   Snapdragon, 204 Quay Street, CBD, Auckland

   Friday 22 July 2016 6:30pm Eventfinda tickets no longer on sale

   When: Fri 22 Jul 2016 , 6:30pm

   Where: Snapdragon, 204 Quay Street, CBD, Auckland

   Restrictions: R18

   Ticket Information: General Admission: $19.00

   Eventfinda tickets no longer on sale

   Additional fees may apply

   Website: National Professionals

   Listed by: natpros

   The National Professionals would like to invite you for an evening of after work drinks, nibbles, and networking with the Rt. Hon. John Key.

   The Rt. Hon. John Key will be addressing us as well as spending time mixing and mingling with attendees.

   The event opens at 6:30pm and formalities will commence around 7:30pm.

   We will be providing a photographer as well as light snacks. We’ll also be running our usual business card draw so don’t forget to bring your business card.

   For security purposes, tickets will close off on the 19th of July (no door sales available).

   Friends, colleagues, and family are more than welcome. If you have any questions please send us an email to national.professionals@national.org.nz.

2. Weirdly, Don Brash has said the most clear sighted and succinct thing I’ve heard out of any political figure’s mouth on housing:

   http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/81926709/don-brash-auckland-house-prices-need-to-drop-by-up-to-60-per-cent

3. Interesting collection of articles on Redline about Labour Party history.

   https://rdln.wordpress.com/2016/05/23/redline-on-the-labour-party/

4. ‘Aggressive NATO’

   https://www.rt.com/shows/crosstalk/350122-cold-war-nato-role/

   “Since the end of the Cold War, NATO has been trying to find its new role. Its operations in Afghanistan and Libya were disasters.

   Now NATO has focused on what is described as “Russian aggression.” Does NATO create its own security risks?

   CrossTalking with David Swanson, Sherle Schwenninger, and Peter Roberts.”

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