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Luxon responds to media about the $20 Billion US commitment he made to Modhi after he pulled his pants down in his desperate bid to attract indian voters. The stammering piglet jibbers “I’ve spoken to a NZ company today that is moving manufacturing to India!, and that’s good news!”...

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🚩🚩The NZ Govt has put up its NZ Trade and Export page to encourage NZ businesses to relocate to India. The main selling point ? - ‘ CHEAP LABOUR’. This deal will gut what is left of NZ’s manufacturing, and Luxon is all for it. As per the trade agreement with India NZ will facilitate $35 Billion of investment from NZ into India over 15 years. Thirty five billion. The expected exports we will earn over this time is a paltry $500 Million in extra exports a year. At the moment NZ exports a tiny $500m a year to India, National are saying this will grow to 1 billion. To put this into context, NZ exports $10 billion to Australia, and $9.5 billion to the U.S (where we endure tariffs & do not have a FTA). Is this sounding like a good deal? In the interview below Todd Mclay lets the cat out of the bag, admitting we could not get a deal on our dairy as dairy is the cornerstone of India’s unsophisticated economy so they will guard it zealously. Micro dairy farms throughout India are a key source of Income domestically for the masses of poor people. India wants to modernise this and commercialise it rapidly, which is why the FTA also stipulates NZ is to ‘share innovation (IP) and technology to modernise India’s dairy sector’ …. Do you really think they will ever let us sell dairy to India? I have a bridge for sale if you do. The median income in India in 2026 is NZD $400 a month, $100 a week. wtf are they ever going to buy off us ? Fonterra could for example open a plant there and process our value added products’. NZ has been here before, exporting raw product to overseas and buying it back in as a finished product, think forestry. In the interview he also inadvertently admits the deal cannot be changed once signed. Mclay lets it slip that ‘India cannot change the deal once signed’ Which by deduction means neither can NZ. And it gets worse. Hipkins admits that India will more than likely enforce the $35 billion investment as India has set up an office to ensure it happens, but Hipkins is still happy to sign the deal anyway - ‘it’s up-to business’ he says regarding the risk. And then an all time shocker, Mclay tells Hoskings that other parties will come around or they’ll get punished by 100 Nz businesses, and by ‘350,000 Indian voters in NZ’. Which is probably why Labour supports it. National and Labour are fighting over the Indian vote. Here’s the deal, anytime in 15 years if India doesn’t feel like it’s sucking enough life out of NZ it can kill the deal, which you can guarantee the NZ govt will then drop to their knees to offer anything to India to keep it… like I don’t know, unlimited immigration. Luxon who literally got on his knees to pray to their god during negotiations never really understood Leverage did he? This is mental. NZTE site :

Holyhekatuiteka

12,152 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Today the India FTA is signed. It will then go back to Parliament to pass into law. Unfortunately only NZFirst oppose this awful deal, so it’s likely to go ahead. In the last few years we have seen masses of industry close. A large part of this is our high electricity prices, partly because of the green scam, but also because we have a sector that the electricity & generators and sellers are one and the same meaning they can manipulate the prices for maximum return. Timber and paper mills have gone to the wall, WP & Shane Jones went to Cabinet to get government to help, however Act and National wouldn’t support it. Watties will close at the same time tariffs for all processed and frozen foods from India will be dropped. Our vegetable market is worth 1.1 Billion a year. That’s worth more than what the India FTA deal is expected to add to our economy. 90% of the veges kiwis consume are grown here. This is about to change. We will start eating a lot more food processed in India and other third world developing nations. Highly productive farm land around NZ is being turned into tickey tacky subdivisions favoured by new immigrants. National is devoted to net zero, and Luxon this week celebrated that our emissions have been the lowest on record, that’s even lower than during lockdown. Last year for the first time in NZ history residential users consumed more electricity than industry. NZ industry is dying and National, Act and Labour are all for it. Once this deal is signed not only will we see an uptick of Indian migrants, but also an exodus of NZ manufacturers to India. As part of the FTA agreement and the 35billion NZ investment into India that it commits us to, the NZ govt has now openly encourage NZ business to offshore to India and to hire Indian staff. What is going to be left for the young people?

Holyhekatuiteka

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🚩Tony Blair just dropped a bomb. Blair, one of the architects for the Paris Agreement and Net Zero has just said the UK needs to drop it or go bust from the cost of renewable energy. It follows the same sentiment recently trotted out by other globalist luminaries such as Larry Fink. Why? because they need ample cheap electricity to power data centres. They also know that the world is realising the emperor has no clothes. Will NZ though? Winston Peters and NZ First have long been saying the same thing, NZ emits less than 0.17% worth of global emissions, the US, China, India and Russia aren’t even beholden to this climate con straight jacket.. who signed us up ? National. It obliges NZ to pay over $30 Billion to foreign countries - to ‘help them transition’ to who? Mainly China and India (in addition to NZ funnelling 35 billion for the India FTA🥴). Lunatics. Luxon is a Paris devotee ‘we would be mad to leave the agreement, it will compromise our free trade agreements!’ stated Luxon. He has made it abundantly clear on multiple occasions that he is ‘totally committed’ to Paris with every fibre of his dumpy little body. ACT & Labour have also reaffirmed their commitment to this de-industrialisation conspiracy driven by the death cult global elite by their full throated support of the dog deal that is India FTA that further ties us to this economic death sentence. Seymour had previously followed WP’s lead by saying we should dump Paris, but soon after changed his mind due to “International Obligations” - for example the India FTA. NZ must get out of this crap, and it will take WP’s experience to extricate ourselves from ‘International obligations’ that various stupid govts have signed us up-to. NZ First is campaigning on doing just this, getting out and renegotiating these agreements is our only shot at rebuilding this economy, we need to vote our way into reality.

Holyhekatuiteka

14,003 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

🚩This is damning for Luxon, National, Act & Labour. The FTA is as bad as they are denying it is. Footage most people haven’t seen from the India FTA select committee,reveals that FTA has duplicitous clauses that determines the NZ $ 33 Billion of direct investment into India IS an obligation. Hats off to National MP & Chair of the committee Tim van de Molen for identifying the sub clause and its implications, and for pushing back on the bureaucrats & a Labour MP. First time i’ve ever commended a Greens MP, however Lawerence Xu Nan correctly states that the FTA will only add 0.1% ($500m) of GDP by 2046, which is 1/40th of the NZ $33 billion of investment from NZ we are expected to ‘promote’ into India. Vangelous Vitalis (dep. Sec Trade & economic) replies that treasury traditionally understates the GDP growth in the modelling, but they expect it to be much larger than 0.1% “just like it was with china” The problem with Vitalis reply, is that 15 years after signing the China FTA, exports to China while larger than forecast, they were just 2.5 times larger than the original forecast. So for NZ to break even on the NZ $33 billion committed to India, Treasury’s forecasted exports would need to be 66 times bigger.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ We need to beat the forecast by SIXTY SIX TIMES. Mind blowing. This brings us to the $33 billion dollar question - highlighted by Tim Van de Molen. In article 9.10. It allows India to take remedial measures (reapply tarrifs) until NZ meets its obligations to promote $33 BN into India. Vitalis points to clause 9.2, which frames this as only an “aim” — a point Van de Molen accepts. However, he remains very concerned by 9.10(3), which states that if India believes insufficient progress has been made on one-way investment, all concessions can be withdrawn until NZ (specifically) delivers $20 billion US ($33 Billion) in investment.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Three times van de Molen (a farmer) circles back t sub clause 3, Vitalis brings in his legal representative, and then Labours Vanushi Walters (a NGO Lawyer) infers Tim is reading it wrong, before concerning he is right and then says “oh it’s just poor drafting” - the whole issue is left unresolved, after Nationals Tim Costley (edited out) interrupts like a dumbo to bring up student numbers and Winston Peters - side tracking the discussion before van de Molen once again circled back to the issue before Walters again changes topic to some frivolous issue. Tim van de Molen has his head on his shoulders and is in the wrong party. Luxon has been conned by India - and it’s us who will pay the price.

Holyhekatuiteka

23,951 просмотров • 26 дней назад

🚩Winston Peters on the road : Cambridge voiced its displeasure with Luxon’s awful India FTD. Winston Peters gave an excellent 10 minute speech on why he’s determined to stop the deal, that even prominent Act supporter KC Gary Judge describes as a “dangerous constitutional Trojan horse” “I’ve seen the future this immigration trade deal can bring, I see it on the news in Europe, in Ireland and i’m going for broke around the country to put a stop to it” The audience were shocked to hear the lousy amount the Indian FTA is expected to return - “Just mere 1% of GDP by 2050”. WP explains that most trade to India will be redirected from existing markets, and in exchange Luxon, Seymour and Hipkins have agreed to direct 32 BILLION of Investment to India for the privilege. The deal that reinforces Co-Governance, and the cripples us with the Paris agreement is total dog shit. India receives 100% tariff reduction on day one, NZ has to wait years for ‘some reductions’ that India have the ultimate say on if and when that happens. No dairy at all, or ever. We can export apples - but only for two months of the year, and it gets more absurd - it’s the two months of the year that NZ doesn’t produce any bloody apples. “This is an immigration deal, with rights for work for uncapped students!” to reach someone in the audience replies: “What about our children!?” “We have to go to Australia to see our grandchildren” says another. “National Act and Labour are globalists. they take instruction from the UN, WTO and not from New Zealanders”

Holyhekatuiteka

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Have a listen to our PM stating some things that even my dear Indian friends do not agree with! NZ and India do not share the same values as Chris Luxon states! From Hinduism, to child brides to the persecution of Christians, these are not our values and I’m appalled that our PM would talk about our shared values! In northern India, they are burning churches, raping and killing Christians - this has been well publicized! Modi has the goal to have India a complete Hindu nation, outlawing any conversion to Christianity etc! Luxon says here that when you visit India, you are inspired, many I know who visit are appalled by the poverty, the caste system (one of the more racist systems in the world). Before you call me racist, we have over 60 churches in India that reach out to the poor and the lepers etc. We have built and established three medical clinics there helping the vulnerable and have three orphanages! We have many wonderful Indian Christians in our church here in NZ who are building better lives here than sadly what they could in their home! But let’s be honest, we do have a major problem when our PM bows to foreign gods and participates in false offerings! I wonder if he will take Modi to church this weekend while in NZ. Guess they won’t go to Destiny Church 😱😜, but they would be welcome at City Impact Church and hear about the Christian culture and values that have built NZ and brought the blessings and the freedom that we have here (and I have to add, as it is true, our culture and values that are sadly being eroded).

Peter Mortlock

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The truth about the India-NZ Free Trade Agreement This could force voters to abandon Labour and National at the next election. 1News didn't provide any valid counter-argument of why the India-NZ Free Trade Agreement isn't good for New Zealand. Both National and Labour are pushing it through without NZ First's support, but it could be the demise of both parties. Here's some things 1News didn't say about the deal that are detrimental to Kiwis: 1. Unbalanced dairy access: NZ fully opens its market, but major dairy products like milk, cheese and butter remain excluded or face high Indian tariffs. 2. Excessive immigration concessions: Grants significant work and student visas to Indians without caps, potentially impacting NZ jobs, services and significantly increasing the cost of housing for all Kiwis. 3. Unfair market deal: NZ offers broad tariff-free access to Indian goods while gaining limited reciprocal benefits. 4. Investment commitments: Requires NZ to invest billions in India, with risks of clawback if targets unmet. 5. Poor deal for farmers: Creates more competition for our farmers and could put them "out of business", like the influx of Chinese canned foods, that made it impossible for our local growers and manufacturers to compete, and is the real reason they closed down. This is not a good deal for Kiwis, farmers and local manufacturers. It benefits exporters, but the rest of us "pay the price". Who has enough influence to force National and Labour to push this through so fast without due diligence? Date: 2026-04-23 Source: 1News Reporter: Maiki Sherman Copyright Authority: Fair Dealing

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