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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?
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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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Wow. UK podcast Locus eaters which covers politics, culture, thinks New Zealand’s last chance is NZ First. They are surprised that amongst the political dross in NZ there is a party led by veteran who has all his career fought against neoliberalism which gave us globalisation and with it mass immigration. The panel attacks Luxon as a ‘gormless’ gimp - who has sold NZ out to Modi and will turn NZ into a satellite of India, and see the parallels between Britains political ruling class (uni party Conservatives & Labour) and National & Labour. They laugh at and dismiss Act. Embarrassing for us is that these guys cannot believe how gullible kiwis are to sign up to the dog shit India FTA, and allow temporary politicians to change our countries demographic - “NZ will never be the same- Unless NZ First is given a much stronger hand”. Interesting insight of how the world sees NZ and an outsiders perspective on our political environment. Well worth the watch, a sobering warning that unfortunately is ignored by too many voters. The only way to save New Zealand.
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Wow. UK podcast Locus eaters which covers politics, culture, thinks New Zealand’s last chance is NZ First. They are surprised that amongst the political dross in NZ there is a party led by veteran who has all his career fought against neoliberalism which gave us globalisation and with it mass immigration. The panel attacks Luxon as a ‘gormless’ gimp - who has sold NZ out to Modi and will turn NZ into a satellite of India, and see the parallels between Britains political ruling class (uni party Conservatives & Labour) and National & Labour. They laugh at and dismiss Act. Embarrassing for us is that these guys cannot believe how gullible kiwis are to sign up to the dog shit India FTA, and allow temporary politicians to change our countries demographic - “NZ will never be the same- Unless NZ First is given a much stronger hand”. Interesting insight of how the world sees NZ and an outsiders perspective on our political environment. Well worth the watch, a sobering warning that unfortunately is ignored by too many voters. The only way to save New Zealand.

Holyhekatuiteka

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“Wow! NZ First’s Andy Foster sure stuck it to the Labour party during the energy debate last week and they didn’t like it. Parliament finally allocated the last hour of the last day to debate one of the most pressing matters for the NZ economy. Mr Foster asserts that the gas shortage will lead to one million homes having to convert to electricity at a cost of up to $13000 per household. Bad news if you’re someone who prefers gas to cook with. Even worse news if you can’t afford the change over. People who know the political history of the ban will say, “well NZ First voted with Labour when the exploration ban was implemented”. True, but the charge to overturn the ban in this term of parliament has been led by NZ First and Shane Jones in particular. The ban was reversed in July 2025 when National Act and NZ First voted 68 to 54 to push the act through. Against opposition from Labour, Greens and the “Maori” party who say they will reverse it again if they’re returned to power. Could NZers really be so daft as to vote for such a move?
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“Wow! NZ First’s Andy Foster sure stuck it to the Labour party during the energy debate last week and they didn’t like it. Parliament finally allocated the last hour of the last day to debate one of the most pressing matters for the NZ economy. Mr Foster asserts that the gas shortage will lead to one million homes having to convert to electricity at a cost of up to $13000 per household. Bad news if you’re someone who prefers gas to cook with. Even worse news if you can’t afford the change over. People who know the political history of the ban will say, “well NZ First voted with Labour when the exploration ban was implemented”. True, but the charge to overturn the ban in this term of parliament has been led by NZ First and Shane Jones in particular. The ban was reversed in July 2025 when National Act and NZ First voted 68 to 54 to push the act through. Against opposition from Labour, Greens and the “Maori” party who say they will reverse it again if they’re returned to power. Could NZers really be so daft as to vote for such a move?

The Redbaiter

13,619 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Winston Peters : “ Luxon will look back on his behaviour during the Modi visit with embarrassment.. obsequious subservience.. you know NZ does have its own culture, we were the hosts not the guests! it was just bizarre” “He’s out of touch with New Zealanders, that FTA is only worth 1/10th of 1% by 2050…that was a gathering for Indians … he’s failed to read the room socially and economically, i’m sick of CV politicians and PM’s who just want it on their CV” Totally correct. Luxon is an embarrassment and is frankly detrimental to NZ. National need to be watered down in the election with more votes to NZ First or we are in for more of this Clown Show.
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Winston Peters : “ Luxon will look back on his behaviour during the Modi visit with embarrassment.. obsequious subservience.. you know NZ does have its own culture, we were the hosts not the guests! it was just bizarre” “He’s out of touch with New Zealanders, that FTA is only worth 1/10th of 1% by 2050…that was a gathering for Indians … he’s failed to read the room socially and economically, i’m sick of CV politicians and PM’s who just want it on their CV” Totally correct. Luxon is an embarrassment and is frankly detrimental to NZ. National need to be watered down in the election with more votes to NZ First or we are in for more of this Clown Show.

Holyhekatuiteka

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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 :
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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

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Do you need another reason to vote for NZ First? In this interview from the WEF forum in Davos, the insipid vain and smug Helen Clark has only nasty things to say about Winston's party. Without actually naming it, the ex New Zealand PM smears NZ First as a "maga style" party with xenophobic tendencies. She regrets it is often a "king maker". Ironic to anyone who knows NZ's political history. The sycophancy of the interviewer is appalling to observe and Clark simpers away like a schoolgirl. Hard to believe she was PM of New Zealand for eight years, but there you are.
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Do you need another reason to vote for NZ First? In this interview from the WEF forum in Davos, the insipid vain and smug Helen Clark has only nasty things to say about Winston's party. Without actually naming it, the ex New Zealand PM smears NZ First as a "maga style" party with xenophobic tendencies. She regrets it is often a "king maker". Ironic to anyone who knows NZ's political history. The sycophancy of the interviewer is appalling to observe and Clark simpers away like a schoolgirl. Hard to believe she was PM of New Zealand for eight years, but there you are.

The Redbaiter

21,610 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

NZ Indian Immigration agents are busy spruiking for business for Indian Students to apply to come to NZ. One such example is below, shockingly the NZ based agent says : “If you have an academic study gap, it’s no problem - immigration NZ don’t care ! We have assisted people with gaps of 20 PLUS years! We can you help you answer the immigration agents questions about this ! Happy studying in NZ!” Dodgy as. In NZ, for kiwi students, study gaps of up to 3 years is usually accepted, in EXCEPTIONAL circumstances 10 years can be accepted but you must have a very good excuse, such as working in your area of expertise so your development has continued. This agent has assisted Indians with TWENTY PLUS year gaps to get into NZ! This means a kiwi uni lever could be competing with a new Indian migrant in their 40’s 50’s or even older. A recent crack down on Indian student applications in the US in 2024, found that up to 50% of all applications were found to have some level of false information, especially relating to work history and information regarding ‘academic study gaps’. Remember as part of the India FTA, uncapped Indian Students have been promised by Luxon to be allowed to work a minimum of 20 hours work. It’s a disaster for our young people who are struggling with a 15% unemployment rate.
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NZ Indian Immigration agents are busy spruiking for business for Indian Students to apply to come to NZ. One such example is below, shockingly the NZ based agent says : “If you have an academic study gap, it’s no problem - immigration NZ don’t care ! We have assisted people with gaps of 20 PLUS years! We can you help you answer the immigration agents questions about this ! Happy studying in NZ!” Dodgy as. In NZ, for kiwi students, study gaps of up to 3 years is usually accepted, in EXCEPTIONAL circumstances 10 years can be accepted but you must have a very good excuse, such as working in your area of expertise so your development has continued. This agent has assisted Indians with TWENTY PLUS year gaps to get into NZ! This means a kiwi uni lever could be competing with a new Indian migrant in their 40’s 50’s or even older. A recent crack down on Indian student applications in the US in 2024, found that up to 50% of all applications were found to have some level of false information, especially relating to work history and information regarding ‘academic study gaps’. Remember as part of the India FTA, uncapped Indian Students have been promised by Luxon to be allowed to work a minimum of 20 hours work. It’s a disaster for our young people who are struggling with a 15% unemployment rate.

Holyhekatuiteka

12,145 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

“Michael Laws says the great replacement theory is not a conspiracy theory - it’s real and it’s happening to us” On Friday Michael Laws spoke to caller Mel who had returned to NZ after just two years in Australia and was shocked at the amount of Indians in NZ in such a short time. She described going to ‘BreastScreen Aotearoa’ which had 100% Indian staff and doctors. Mel left NZ in 2022, and returned in late 2024. The NZ borders were closed for half of 2022, however govt data shows that during this time period close to 80,000 Indian migrants came to NZ. That’s the population of Palmerston North. Just prior to Mel’s call laws interviewed the President of General Practitioners College of NZ who without prompting explained that a lot of trained kiwi drs are leaving and being replaced by immigrant doctors who are of lower quality. It’s madness the tax payer pays hundreds of millions to train doctors and nurses and they leave and we import inferior ones. In March 2025 there were 210,456 on the job seeker benefit. That’s an increase of 12% over 2024’s March quarter. Laws points this fact out, and also highlights the obvious - “ if we continue to load in immigrants - where are they working? a 12% increase in a year is worrying” He then explains the great replacement theory refutes the basis of the original argument behind the theory but says - “ We ARE being replaced, its a fact, the Govt for years has relied on pumping immigrants in, and now so many kiwis leave who we pay for to train leave and no one in Govt is doing enough to keep them here” Acts Brooke Van Veldon’s the Minister of DIA in a February press release stated “I am pleased for the 7th year running that Singh is the most common registered family name for new borns… it reflects diversity”. Yeah nah. That’s not good. For our medical sector there’s two things that the govt could do immediately to improve the situation - 1) Bond medical students, hell write off their student loan for x amount of years served in NZ. This could be partially paid for by removing student loan provisioning for social science BA degrees. These are useless Marxist garbage degrees that this country does not need. 2) And force the universities to drop the policy for med school where Māori students are shockingly given a much lower pass mark (65 vs 90% for non Māori) for acceptance into a course (Otago). I know people personally whose children have left to study overseas after not being accepted in NZ and will never return. These two steps would be a start, understanding that overseas remuneration is alot more, we need to start providing some basic carrots to retain kiwis.
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“Michael Laws says the great replacement theory is not a conspiracy theory - it’s real and it’s happening to us” On Friday Michael Laws spoke to caller Mel who had returned to NZ after just two years in Australia and was shocked at the amount of Indians in NZ in such a short time. She described going to ‘BreastScreen Aotearoa’ which had 100% Indian staff and doctors. Mel left NZ in 2022, and returned in late 2024. The NZ borders were closed for half of 2022, however govt data shows that during this time period close to 80,000 Indian migrants came to NZ. That’s the population of Palmerston North. Just prior to Mel’s call laws interviewed the President of General Practitioners College of NZ who without prompting explained that a lot of trained kiwi drs are leaving and being replaced by immigrant doctors who are of lower quality. It’s madness the tax payer pays hundreds of millions to train doctors and nurses and they leave and we import inferior ones. In March 2025 there were 210,456 on the job seeker benefit. That’s an increase of 12% over 2024’s March quarter. Laws points this fact out, and also highlights the obvious - “ if we continue to load in immigrants - where are they working? a 12% increase in a year is worrying” He then explains the great replacement theory refutes the basis of the original argument behind the theory but says - “ We ARE being replaced, its a fact, the Govt for years has relied on pumping immigrants in, and now so many kiwis leave who we pay for to train leave and no one in Govt is doing enough to keep them here” Acts Brooke Van Veldon’s the Minister of DIA in a February press release stated “I am pleased for the 7th year running that Singh is the most common registered family name for new borns… it reflects diversity”. Yeah nah. That’s not good. For our medical sector there’s two things that the govt could do immediately to improve the situation - 1) Bond medical students, hell write off their student loan for x amount of years served in NZ. This could be partially paid for by removing student loan provisioning for social science BA degrees. These are useless Marxist garbage degrees that this country does not need. 2) And force the universities to drop the policy for med school where Māori students are shockingly given a much lower pass mark (65 vs 90% for non Māori) for acceptance into a course (Otago). I know people personally whose children have left to study overseas after not being accepted in NZ and will never return. These two steps would be a start, understanding that overseas remuneration is alot more, we need to start providing some basic carrots to retain kiwis.

Holyhekatuiteka

42,358 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

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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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

NZ Media World - by Brynn Neilson

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NZ VACCINE INJURED JUST FEATURED IN THE NZ PARLIAMENT.... THIS happened on the floor of Parliament NZ....ten minutes ago Apologies for the terrible quality of this recording...I literally just filmed the screen. Can't wait for the quality video to be posted online. I want you to see and believe that there really is ONE party in NZ who care about the thousands of New Zealanders left with sickness and injury after (mandated) Covid injections NEW ZEALAND FIRST They have already met with one group of our vaccine injured several weeks ago. The next meeting with more, is scheduled. For this party the mRNA harmed are not a make belief figment of the imagination. They sit before them and listen....and I will continue to do my absolute best to ensure they do way more than just listen. @TanyaUnkovichMP Casey Costello MP Winston Peters David Seymour Christopher Luxon
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NZ VACCINE INJURED JUST FEATURED IN THE NZ PARLIAMENT.... THIS happened on the floor of Parliament NZ....ten minutes ago Apologies for the terrible quality of this recording...I literally just filmed the screen. Can't wait for the quality video to be posted online. I want you to see and believe that there really is ONE party in NZ who care about the thousands of New Zealanders left with sickness and injury after (mandated) Covid injections NEW ZEALAND FIRST They have already met with one group of our vaccine injured several weeks ago. The next meeting with more, is scheduled. For this party the mRNA harmed are not a make belief figment of the imagination. They sit before them and listen....and I will continue to do my absolute best to ensure they do way more than just listen. @TanyaUnkovichMP Casey Costello MP Winston Peters David Seymour Christopher Luxon

NZ and the MRNA

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Tracey Coxhead is running for NZ First in Mt Maunganui, and she is seriously a top notch candidate. With over 40 years experience in banking, Tracey instigated a Parliamentary petition in 2024 against “The digital Identity Trust framework”legislation brought in by Labour, and voted in by National, Act, Greens and TPM. This legislation is the enabling act for Digital ID and CBDC’s. Her petition gathered around 15,000 signatures. She currently holds the second largest majority as a councillor on the Western Bay of Plenty District Council, elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2025, and was a key driver for the council leaving the hard left and exspensive ‘Local Govt NZ’ marxist clap trap outfit. She’s had decades working at a high level in Governance roles in the banking industry, as well as being a Certified Financial Planner Chartered Life underwriter. She’s served on numerous professional committees, including as a former director of the Insurance and Financial Advisers Association (IFA NZ). We need more people like Tracey Coxhead inside parliament, MP’s who are informed to the dangers of Digital ID, and more importantly people who are prepared to do something about it. LGNZ article here : Tracey’s 2024 Interview with Rodney Hyde about digital ID below. I have quoted posts with more detail on the digital identity trust framework legislation.
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Tracey Coxhead is running for NZ First in Mt Maunganui, and she is seriously a top notch candidate. With over 40 years experience in banking, Tracey instigated a Parliamentary petition in 2024 against “The digital Identity Trust framework”legislation brought in by Labour, and voted in by National, Act, Greens and TPM. This legislation is the enabling act for Digital ID and CBDC’s. Her petition gathered around 15,000 signatures. She currently holds the second largest majority as a councillor on the Western Bay of Plenty District Council, elected in 2022 and re-elected in 2025, and was a key driver for the council leaving the hard left and exspensive ‘Local Govt NZ’ marxist clap trap outfit. She’s had decades working at a high level in Governance roles in the banking industry, as well as being a Certified Financial Planner Chartered Life underwriter. She’s served on numerous professional committees, including as a former director of the Insurance and Financial Advisers Association (IFA NZ). We need more people like Tracey Coxhead inside parliament, MP’s who are informed to the dangers of Digital ID, and more importantly people who are prepared to do something about it. LGNZ article here : Tracey’s 2024 Interview with Rodney Hyde about digital ID below. I have quoted posts with more detail on the digital identity trust framework legislation.

Holyhekatuiteka

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Newly announced NZ First Candidate Elliot Ikilei has a great interview with Leah Panapa on why he joined NZ First : “I couldn’t resist any longer, the values their love of our country, conservatism, patriotism, Nationalism, and commonsense” “We have to look after our country, look at the UK, multiculturalism when people bring their own ways does not work” “We have to keep the left marxist out, TPM, the Greens, Labour they will be brutal if they get in again” Elliot has for many years worked with the community including troubled youth, advocated for family values and National identity. He’s been a staunch defender of free speech, openly criticised Trans ideology, and his activism against co-governance saw him becoming spokesperson for Hobsons Pledge. Congratulations Elliot Ikilei - NZ First Candidate a great candidate for NZ First and always a positive dude and a proud New Zealander.
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Newly announced NZ First Candidate Elliot Ikilei has a great interview with Leah Panapa on why he joined NZ First : “I couldn’t resist any longer, the values their love of our country, conservatism, patriotism, Nationalism, and commonsense” “We have to look after our country, look at the UK, multiculturalism when people bring their own ways does not work” “We have to keep the left marxist out, TPM, the Greens, Labour they will be brutal if they get in again” Elliot has for many years worked with the community including troubled youth, advocated for family values and National identity. He’s been a staunch defender of free speech, openly criticised Trans ideology, and his activism against co-governance saw him becoming spokesperson for Hobsons Pledge. Congratulations Elliot Ikilei - NZ First Candidate a great candidate for NZ First and always a positive dude and a proud New Zealander.

Holyhekatuiteka

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New Maori Party MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke leads her followers in the public gallery in a haka (an intimidating traditional war dance) during her maiden speech to parliament today. She said during her speech that the current govt had "attacked my whole world from every corner." At the end of her speech her followers sang a traditional Maori waiata from the gallery while all MPs in attendance gave Hana a standing ovation. National Party MP Nicola Willis gave Ms Clarke a hug and kiss on the cheek. A nice waiata, but IMHO this was not a performance that demonstrated any respect for the NZ parliament. It reeked of self entitlement and is surely an abuse of the public gallery. That said, no one seems to give a damn, so I guess that is what New Zealand is today. NZ National Party ACT New Zealand New Zealand First #nzpol
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New Maori Party MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke leads her followers in the public gallery in a haka (an intimidating traditional war dance) during her maiden speech to parliament today. She said during her speech that the current govt had "attacked my whole world from every corner." At the end of her speech her followers sang a traditional Maori waiata from the gallery while all MPs in attendance gave Hana a standing ovation. National Party MP Nicola Willis gave Ms Clarke a hug and kiss on the cheek. A nice waiata, but IMHO this was not a performance that demonstrated any respect for the NZ parliament. It reeked of self entitlement and is surely an abuse of the public gallery. That said, no one seems to give a damn, so I guess that is what New Zealand is today. NZ National Party ACT New Zealand New Zealand First #nzpol

The Redbaiter

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Jacinda Ardern admits to having suffered from "Imposter Syndrome" for the whole time she was PM of New Zealand. She made the admission to an audience of fawning students and staff at the Harvard John F Kennedy forum a few days ago. She suggests to the audience that if they ever find themselves consumed by self doubt they should think of her for inspiration. Frankly, I don't think it was any kind of syndrome. She was right to doubt her competence as Prime Minister. She saw herself as out of her depth because she truly was out of her depth, and in spite of the tales she told the clapping seal Harvard audience about her roaring success in the role, she was in actuality probably the most incompetent PM in NZ's history. New Zealand Labour NZ National Party ACT New Zealand New Zealand First #nzpol
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Jacinda Ardern admits to having suffered from "Imposter Syndrome" for the whole time she was PM of New Zealand. She made the admission to an audience of fawning students and staff at the Harvard John F Kennedy forum a few days ago. She suggests to the audience that if they ever find themselves consumed by self doubt they should think of her for inspiration. Frankly, I don't think it was any kind of syndrome. She was right to doubt her competence as Prime Minister. She saw herself as out of her depth because she truly was out of her depth, and in spite of the tales she told the clapping seal Harvard audience about her roaring success in the role, she was in actuality probably the most incompetent PM in NZ's history. New Zealand Labour NZ National Party ACT New Zealand New Zealand First #nzpol

The Redbaiter

187,987 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Charlotte says she’s grateful for having the opportunity to work with Alexa as it helped her to resonate with the fans for the first time in a long time When its ends and has a solo run again, she hopes that more people will be behind her wheather she’s a face or heel because of this tag team experience
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Charlotte says she’s grateful for having the opportunity to work with Alexa as it helped her to resonate with the fans for the first time in a long time When its ends and has a solo run again, she hopes that more people will be behind her wheather she’s a face or heel because of this tag team experience

Sandra

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NEW: Lizzo says she is eating a high-protein, low-carb diet to lose weight, says she has *not* been on Ozempic, according to Women's Health. A lot of good advice here. Lizzo, who was once a vegan, which actually made her fatter due to her reliance on carbs at the time, says the high-protein, low-carb diet has transformed her life. "Her meals consist mainly of protein and vegetables. A go-to breakfast includes two scrambled eggs, chicken sausage, and a cauliflower hash brown," Women's Health wrote. "She goes for a shredded Thai chicken salad or lettuce wraps stuffed with tuna or sliced chicken breast for lunch." "In the evening, she opts for turkey meatloaf with cauliflower mashed potatoes and green beans, which she makes sure to eat before 5 p.m." "For snacks, it’s low-sugar Greek yogurt with blueberries or blackberries and a little honey on top ... she’s replaced multiple Frappuccinos a day with one cup of coffee with vanilla protein..."
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NEW: Lizzo says she is eating a high-protein, low-carb diet to lose weight, says she has *not* been on Ozempic, according to Women's Health. A lot of good advice here. Lizzo, who was once a vegan, which actually made her fatter due to her reliance on carbs at the time, says the high-protein, low-carb diet has transformed her life. "Her meals consist mainly of protein and vegetables. A go-to breakfast includes two scrambled eggs, chicken sausage, and a cauliflower hash brown," Women's Health wrote. "She goes for a shredded Thai chicken salad or lettuce wraps stuffed with tuna or sliced chicken breast for lunch." "In the evening, she opts for turkey meatloaf with cauliflower mashed potatoes and green beans, which she makes sure to eat before 5 p.m." "For snacks, it’s low-sugar Greek yogurt with blueberries or blackberries and a little honey on top ... she’s replaced multiple Frappuccinos a day with one cup of coffee with vanilla protein..."

Collin Rugg

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Candace Owens is already starting to plant 🌱 the seeds‼️ She’s a terrible actress. Watch 👀 as she very obviously manipulates her fans and starts introducing the idea of how expensive lawsuits are. “HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS !!!” And she’s going to expect her fans many of which are scraping to get by themselves to raise that money for her. Which is why she also introduces the idea of not overthinking about how you use your money if you’re doing the right thing. She’s basically trying to manipulate her fans into feeling as if funding her legal expenses is a just cause that god will eventually bless them for even if they can’t really afford to do so. Despite the fact that she’s getting sued for misleading them and lying to them in the first place. And yes I know that Candace and her husband have plenty of money. That’s what makes all of this even more disgusting.
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Candace Owens is already starting to plant 🌱 the seeds‼️ She’s a terrible actress. Watch 👀 as she very obviously manipulates her fans and starts introducing the idea of how expensive lawsuits are. “HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS !!!” And she’s going to expect her fans many of which are scraping to get by themselves to raise that money for her. Which is why she also introduces the idea of not overthinking about how you use your money if you’re doing the right thing. She’s basically trying to manipulate her fans into feeling as if funding her legal expenses is a just cause that god will eventually bless them for even if they can’t really afford to do so. Despite the fact that she’s getting sued for misleading them and lying to them in the first place. And yes I know that Candace and her husband have plenty of money. That’s what makes all of this even more disgusting.

Cinema Shogun

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Suddenly New Zealand has two governments. One is unelected, but has assumed the right to challenge the elected govt whenever it feels it should. The Waitangi Tribunal was initially established to settle perceived land injustices between Maori tribes and govts past. It is today challenging the present govt on matters that are completely outside those original terms of reference. So far, over $900,000 dollars of taxpayer’s money has been spent on legal costs associated with these challenges. Activists Tuku Morgan and Labour MP Willie Jackson are promising there will be much more spent, as they’re only just getting started. Tuku and Willy clearly don’t give a damn for the rights of NZ voters, and care even less about govt money that could be used to so much more benefit elsewhere. The Tribunal has no democratic authority. Maori are actually over represented in the legitimate parliament at 27% in the house and 17% of population. New Zealanders with a long memory will remember the last time Tuku Morgan came to prominence. (see video) That time too it was related to a total lack of care for taxpayer’s money. Video is part of a TV One report that was delivered by Political Editor Maiki Sherman. It has been added to and edited for greater objectivity and relevance. NZ National Party ACT New Zealand New Zealand First
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Suddenly New Zealand has two governments. One is unelected, but has assumed the right to challenge the elected govt whenever it feels it should. The Waitangi Tribunal was initially established to settle perceived land injustices between Maori tribes and govts past. It is today challenging the present govt on matters that are completely outside those original terms of reference. So far, over $900,000 dollars of taxpayer’s money has been spent on legal costs associated with these challenges. Activists Tuku Morgan and Labour MP Willie Jackson are promising there will be much more spent, as they’re only just getting started. Tuku and Willy clearly don’t give a damn for the rights of NZ voters, and care even less about govt money that could be used to so much more benefit elsewhere. The Tribunal has no democratic authority. Maori are actually over represented in the legitimate parliament at 27% in the house and 17% of population. New Zealanders with a long memory will remember the last time Tuku Morgan came to prominence. (see video) That time too it was related to a total lack of care for taxpayer’s money. Video is part of a TV One report that was delivered by Political Editor Maiki Sherman. It has been added to and edited for greater objectivity and relevance. NZ National Party ACT New Zealand New Zealand First

The Redbaiter

23,089 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

In this clip, Candace shows how spiritually immature she is. She says she used to pray for Ben Shapiro because her “priest told her to”—not because God told her to, in scripture, but because her priest said. She then goes on to say she “prayed for Ben a lot more than she should have” and has since stopped. What does that even mean? Does the Bible give a quota on how many times one should pray for one’s enemies, a maximum limit of prayers? She wraps it up by saying she’ll avoid her priest for a time, so that he doesn’t urge her to pray for Ben. Right here Candace is proving she’s not under the authority of the Holy Spirit.
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In this clip, Candace shows how spiritually immature she is. She says she used to pray for Ben Shapiro because her “priest told her to”—not because God told her to, in scripture, but because her priest said. She then goes on to say she “prayed for Ben a lot more than she should have” and has since stopped. What does that even mean? Does the Bible give a quota on how many times one should pray for one’s enemies, a maximum limit of prayers? She wraps it up by saying she’ll avoid her priest for a time, so that he doesn’t urge her to pray for Ben. Right here Candace is proving she’s not under the authority of the Holy Spirit.

Natalie Jean Beisner

55,020 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten