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đŸš©Breaking: Watch Richard Prebble’s interview this morning
 He has quit the Waitangi Tribunal after reading the strategic plan which he says is a communist manifesto. Says Luxon has failed and should have a long think about his position, and that Seymour’s Treaty Principles bill isn’t the fix, NZFirst’s coalition...

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ask_questions1 year ago

Luxon & the 'Progressive' Nats are weak & inept. This wasn't what they were voted in for.

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Mimi in NZ1 year ago

National really needs to sort things out or we will have to endure another term of Labour. Labour will finish us off.

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Ash.1 year ago

well what do ya know NZ first right as fucking usual, even says so from the former ACT leader but majority of NZ to dumb too blind & too weak to vote for them

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Excalibur8901 year ago

Yup. Actually setting principles in stone is wrong. There are no principles in the treaty. If memory serves me well, Winston said we need to remove all references to the ToW from legislation. That strikes me as the right approach.

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Standing for Freedom Center2 years ago

The Berlin Wall fell for a reason. It would be foolish to consider trying to rebuild it - and all it represents - today.

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Lazza1 year ago

I wonder what percentage of NZers are actually aware that there is a communist takeover attempt going on right now?

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James Allison1 year ago

Luxon has been the nice guy and attempt to align National with vocal minorities and appeasing MSM while ignoring its main stream voters. The Bureaucracy is now in charge. We need a Government with enough conviction to over-rule this Bureaucracy and bring back Democratic rule.

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sthlndgal1 year ago

Is there anybody out there who doesn't think the PM is absolutely useless. Other than the PM of course, he thinks he's God's gift to everyone & everything. Massive step to quit the Tribunal. Will Luxon leave this to NZF to sort as he does with anything other than the economy?

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AgathaInquires1 year ago

Captured by the Globalists..to create hate and division.

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readtheticker1 year ago

Way toooo much made by the PROCESS of the tribunal.. its a life long graft ... millions made by lawyers and misson creep of the 1975 plans.

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SayinMinds1 year ago

Prebble is a truthteller

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đŸš©Fascinating, history is repeating itself. This week ex Labour Minister, Act leader, and longtime WP nemesis, Richard Prebble recounted how, The 1989 Treaty Principles were undemocratically snuck into law, and that the Politician who alerted Prebble to it being in the bill, was opposition National MP Winston Raymond Peters. The first part of the clip is WP and Laws discussing how the infamous principles were inserted, and the gravity of Prebbles’ claims. That insertion has, quite literally cost this country Billions, in claims, settlements and litigation fees - in essence they have created the Treaty Gravy train. Just how National signed the Indian FTA with its UNDRIP clause, which Seymour supported - without even reading the bloody thing. In the 80’s Prebble was then SOE minister, under Labour and had long fallen out with WP over Prebble selling off a swag our assets. He later with other neoliberals from Labour went on to found and eventually lead Act. Prebble was appointed to and quit the Waitangi tribunal last year, because it is in his words “secretly controlled by Māori radicals who are making things up”. He recounts to Laws what happened in 1989 “ I walk into the house and Winston Peters is attacking Labour for inserting these so called principles, which led me to ask Palmer what the hell is going on!, this wasn’t even put before Cabinet” Prebble tells Laws “ I don’t think Luxon wants to or do anything about this - this will just continue to grow like boils.. history of NZ is a cock up theory mate” And it’s happening again.

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Could Winston Peters be Prime Minister? National Contenders are losing their nerve to roll Luxon, mentioning fears that the backlash from rolling a sitting PM would make the role a poison chalice prematurely ending their political careers. There is also concern the party cannot change direct quickly enough. Insiders report that John Key, Murray Mcully and Paula Bennet are working overtime to coax a challenger out of hiding. Long time National power broker Maurice Williamson spoke with Duncan Garner today, and says everyone is expressing the same thing to him “Luxon must go” last week he had a meeting with ‘very senior business leaders’ and left because he was peppered with demands to know “what are you guys doing with Luxon? This cannot go on” Williamson plays it straight “National should NOT be where they are in the polls, especially against such an awful opposition, Luxon talks in word salad and he can’t go on” things are getting desperate. One insider has forwarded a novel idea - an arrangement between coalition partners to “Make Winston Peters PM, this is NOT business as usual, we need someone who will make tough decisions, and we need someone who can work constructively with both China & Trump” WP is well known and respected for decades by both superpowers, he could maintain Foreign Affairs while making the changes that National just cannot do. His years of experience is needed to sort out the activist public service and squash the Marxist creep. It would free up National MP’s to focus on their portfolios and be guided by a leader who has been in politics for five decades. It will also give National the space to rethink itself, its polling is at all time low’s for a National government. Send Luxon to the Uk to take up Goff’s old job, once the next election is called the coalition then goes its separate ways off to campaign and no Nats MP is tarnished for picking off a sitting PM. It’s an outside the box idea, but NZ needs a drastic change of course and we need expert skill in navigating us through perhaps complex times, it could very be that it’s time for “a man for all seasons to take the helm”. WP is off to the Whitehouse next month, let’s hope if Luxon is still around, he stays home. As former long time Nats MP Simon O’Connor recently stated “Trumps advisors would know exactly what Luxon and Seymour have said about Trump, and he won’t forget that” Maurice Williamson is shockingly blunt in this interview. Thoughts ?

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