OPINION: The first rule of SAS is: you do not talk about SAS
John Key needs to adopt and encourage a policy of silence on actions of Special Operations Forces.
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OPINION
Over the weekend, Prime Minister John Key answered a few questions about New Zealand’s imminent deployment of troops to Iraq.
The media picked up on the maximum time limit for the New Zealand Defence
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Nathan Smith
Mon, 02 Mar 2015
Mon, 02 Mar 2015
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OPINION: The first rule of SAS is: you do not talk about SAS
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