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😵‍💫Te Gimp is putting the hammer down on his quest to make us a third world shit hole country. This morning he has announced somewhere more disaster FTA’s to be delivered in the next 3 years if he is PM. including - NIGERIA - and BANGLADESH. As soon as...

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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 views • 4 months ago

🚩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

24,086 views • 1 month ago

Luxon and Willis have lost confidence of the business community with a wave of negative feeddback from business leaders squarely aimed at them being run in media. Last week it was Oliver Hartwhich, Simon Bridges and Craig Stobo, now Jordan Williams from the Tax Payers Union has just claimed that Willis and Luxon are pandering to the left for votes, and the amount of Bureacrats has INCREASED under National as well as our debt borrowing and they are taking us down a path of destruction. National needs to sort themselves out man, Luxon must go along with all the other progressive garbage in that declining party. Last week the PM said that Indian migrants were a good role model for kiwis because they work two or three jobs just to buy a house - “inspirational” he says. This is the reason why young people are leaving this country in droves, and our birth rate is declining rapidly, they’ll never own a house here unless they work around the clock and compete with a flood of migrants for work. His worship of the climate con is going to hasten our road to ruin, he actually believes that by NZ paying $24 BILLION to let India and China to pollute is ‘good for us’. Does Luxon actually think before he opens his mouth? The guy is deadset useless, with all the personal charm of a bucket of beige paint who know sees the creation of a surveillance state and mass immigration as his path to popularity. Luxon who has lived the bulk of his working life overseas, was parachuted into leadership (becoming PM in three years after entering politics) will always do what’s right for India, the UN and globalist elites, he is NOT interested in what is best for a country called NEW ZEALAND🇳🇿 Video : Luxon ‘I’m not out of touch!’

Holyhekatuiteka

10,793 views • 1 year ago