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🚩THE STRATEGY TO SAVE NZ
Don Brash this morning said that with TOP clearing the 5% threshold and National being so weak there is only one GUARANTEED route to power for the centre right.
Give your electorate vote to National - and your party vote to NZ First or Act
This will create an overhang for National who could still hold 35-37 seats, and with more party vote distributed to the coalition partners Brash rightly says “The coalition will be unstoppable!”
National are on course for NO LIST SEATS, so the question is do they want:
A) To have a shot at the party vote - and maybe 2 lists seats but with good chance of losing the election?
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B) Do they want to GUARANTEE no list seats but also GUARANTEE a return for the coalition to power?
The coalition will be returned with a better composition meaning this time they’ll be pushed harder by their more powerful coalition partners.
This is a rock solid strategy to avoid NZ being completely screwed by nightmare Labour/Greens/TPM/TOP govt.
Surely there are some wealthy individuals out there prepared to push this campaign ala Peter Shirtcliffe and the business roundtables anti MMP project back in 1993.
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Argh yuck.
The Act Party is promising on deploying a “fleet of relocatable noise cameras” to catch “excessively noisy vehicles” by 2027.
Effective car noise enforcement can depend on a police officer happening to be in the right place at the right time through technology it’s monitored 24/7.
Modern noise cameras combine microphones, video and number plate recognition. They measure the sound generated by passing vehicles, identify which vehicle produced it, and record the evidence needed for enforcement,” the party’s policy says.
China of course has these house cameras in use, despite China maintaining they are only triggered at certain decibels, the technology has found to be operating constantly and due to new mic technology the cameras can pick up conversations from nearby residents which is held on file and is the sole property of the Chinese Govt …
Chinese tech Qingting Acoustics and German brand AudioVue both use “sound heat mapping” which is used to identity which car is making the noise, but can also easily identify a conversation being held through a building wall in nearby houses.
National and Act have committed to bringing in universal Eruc’s - a system that means are car’s movements are tracked 24/7 through GPS.
Mass surveillance garbage.
No thanks.
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Karl at it again, this time with the ginger guinea pig… good work.
The retard Trevor Mallard (in the raincoat) tries to step in as the guinea pig’s heavy.
Ōtara flea market this morning.
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Here’s Hagar back in 2014, 12 years ago discussing Dirty Politics and ironically calling out his enemies for “digging for dirt”. He also urges Journalists to do proper research instead of relying on twitter.
Compare this interview with his one two days ago, it is 12 years since, however he seems to have seriously declined, which may explain the seriously far fetched book.
Dazed, desperate and confused.
What is it 2 days since this book was launched and it is all falling apart already.
In the book Hagar claims the Board paid out for an employee harrassed by Jordan Williams - and then next morning he’s saying that “oh it was so secret that board never even knew about it”
He then admits that “he’s not rock solid” on some of the aspects and hasn’t spoken to the actual people involved.
Shaping up to be quite an expensive foray for a book written by dude who is nearly 70, who doesn’t understand that it’s not 2005, lots of the public are on social media 24/7 now.
Nicky would have been better to let A.I loose on substack, reddit and X and instruct it “here write a book”.
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What is it 2 days since this book was launched and it is all falling apart already.
In the book Hagar claims the Board paid out for an employee harrassed by Jordan Williams - and then next morning he’s saying that “oh it was so secret that board never even knew about it”
He then admits that “he’s not rock solid” on some of the aspects and hasn’t spoken to the actual people involved.
Shaping up to be quite an expensive foray for a book written by dude who is nearly 70, who doesn’t understand that it’s not 2005, lots of the public are on social media 24/7 now.
Nicky would have been better to let A.I loose on substack, reddit and X and instruct it “here write a book”.
I do wonder where Hager gets his information. A few people have sent me what he wrote about me and the claims are simply untrue and made up.
I’ve never been inside the TPU office, and I’ve never donated to them. But I’m going to now.
You can’t just make this stuff up. If he’s got the small section about me this wrong how much confidence can anyone have in the rest of his book ? Perhaps a response is needed.
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NZ First’s Taine Randell - Butter and losing our brands - brands paid for by taxpayers over many years.
Remember “Buy NZ made” that phrase has well and truly been buried by globalist corporates.
Wait until the garbage India FTD kicks in.
New Zealand has been sold out once again.
NZ First launches 'Use It or Lose It' dairy policy.
New Zealand First is proposing changes to the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001 to incentivise investment in value-added dairy manufacturing in New Zealand.
The 'Use It or Lose It' policy would give qualifying manufacturers investing in new value-added dairy production access to up to 500 million litres of Fonterra milk per year for ten years, by lifting existing regulatory settings tenfold from 50 million litres at present.
The Lactalis sale should be a turning point, not the end of the manufacturing line.
Fonterra has made its choice. Now New Zealand must make our choice.
Fonterra was created by Parliament to build a dairy co-operative of extraordinary scale to sell milk and dairy products, and Parliament has the right and the responsibility to ensure the system to turns our milk into the maximum possible value for New Zealand jobs, wages, skills, and exports.
The legislation currently allows independent processors to access up to 50 million litres of milk per season, but this is too low to incentivise manufacturing of substantial scale, so we will lift it tenfold to 500 million litres.
The current regime can help investors start, but it is specifically designed not to help them reach industrial scale, and that is not appropriate now that Fonterra has sold its own consumer products.
The current rules tell investors: don't bother. That must change.
Under the policy, qualifying manufacturers could access up to 500 million litres annually for the first six years. The entitlement would then taper to 80 per cent, 60 per cent, 40 per cent and 20 per cent over the following four years before ending, as an incentive on the market to 'use it or lose it' by investing now in New Zealand-based dairy manufacturing prospects.
To qualify, you need to establish a dairy product manufacturing base in New Zealand marketing 'New Zealand dairy' to the world.
Milk would not be subsidised. Manufacturers would pay the farm gate milk price plus efficient collection and delivery costs.
Fonterra and farmers would be fairly compensated, but this provides certainty to new investment in the dairy market to diversify, secure New Zealand jobs, and add value to New Zealand milk.
This is certainty for any business willing to manufacture dairy products in New Zealand.
The proposal would be advanced through the current review of the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act, for which the next Minister of Agriculture is due to report to Parliament in 2027.
We want industry in New Zealand. If investors want to invest more in higher-value manufacturing, then our economic settings should welcome them.
Build the factories. Build the brands. Take New Zealand dairy products to the world.
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Know anyone driving junk Chinese EV’s?
China’s spy cars : Tonight Australia’s current affairs show got a tech expert to hack into a BYD Shark - a Chinese built car challenging Toyota for the most sold brand in their market.
Guess what, it has zero cyber technology to prevent hacking, they were able to control the car from a laptop. These things are just Orwellian mass surveillance devices.
Cars nowadays, especially Ev’s, and especially Chinese EV’s are just mobile malicious spyware. I laugh when I see people driving these hunks of CCP crap - it will film you, record what you say and send it back to China.
Welcome to your digital prison. If China ever wanted to take over a dumb western country that has bought these lumps of crap, they can just turn the cars off, OR use them as weapons easily enough. Our govts will in time make a law that gives them access to your EV anyway… keep your old car.
Worth watching the 4 corners clip, a current affairs show, meanwhile in NZ, our current affairs show is Hilary Barry and Newsboy discussing how you can tell your cat’s favourite colour.
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Ginny Ardernersen posted this today …
Her cos playing along with the ginger guinea pig.
“Thanks for making us feel at home”
Is this even a New Zealand election at this point ? it’s getting beyond a joke.
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This flyer just landed in letterboxes across the country, and man is it desperate.
“YOUR PARTY VOTE IS THE KEY VOTE.”
“Only your party vote decides the government.”
“If you want National to lead, give them your party vote.”
Wrong. All of it. In this election it is complete bollocks and National know it. They actually think the average kiwi is dumb enough to swallow this bs and they can get back into the mid 30’s.. they can’t and they wont.
Under MMP the party vote helps set the overall numbers, yes. But the Nats ARE NOT going to win extra list seats off a higher party vote this time.
They can win 38-40 electorates. They cannot get more seats on the list through a bigger party vote. Pumping more PARTY votes into them will be wasted, it just shrinks NZ First and ACT and hands the left a better shot at cobbling something together.
The actual key vote this election is:
Electorate vote National.
Party vote NZ First or ACT.
That creates the overhang.
The overhang keeps and strengthens the centre-right block - with a weaker National - which even for Nats voters is better than the left .
The choice is - the centre right returns with a stronger NZF & Act, and a weaker National OR YOU WILL have the left form govt.
Their “keep the chaos out” line is the biggest joke on the card. Giving National your party vote is what increases the risk of Labour + Greens + TPM + TOP getting the numbers. That’s the real chaos.
“Keep National’s hardworking team.” Translation: protect the list MPs and ministers who’ve spent two years doing the exact opposite of what a lot of you voted for.
Once this thing hits your mailbox the only place it belongs is the bin.
Don’t fall for it. NZ isn’t as dumb as National likes to think they are (well maybe the ones they’ve imported from third world countries)
Electorate National.
Party vote NZ First or ACT.
Create the overhang. Keep the left out.
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Holyhekatuiteka retweeted
As a NZ First voter myself, I'm getting very frustrated that other NZ First voters can't do the math and realise this election is too important to risk NOT creating an overhang by giving your electorate vote to National. Moral purity be dammed, we can't risk a Commie government!
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Holyhekatuiteka retweeted
Critical minerals are essential to economic prosperity, national security, and the technologies that power our modern world.
Recently, Ambassador Jared Novelly and the U.S. Commercial Service hosted New Zealand Resources Minister Hon. Shane Jones and leaders from New Zealand’s critical minerals and extractives sector for a reception in Wellington.
The United States is committed to working with trusted partners like New Zealand to build a more secure, reliable, and diversified global critical-minerals market. By connecting New Zealand organizations with American suppliers, technology, expertise, and investment opportunities, we can support growth and greater supply-chain resilience in both countries.
The United States is ready to be New Zealand’s partner of choice in turning today’s opportunities into lasting, mutually beneficial investment. 🇺🇸🇳🇿
ALT Melissa Hill, U.S. Commercial Diplomat based at the U.S. Consulate in Sydney, Australia, speaking to guests at the reception.
ALT New Zealand Resources Minister Hon. Shane Jones addresses guests at the critical minerals reception in Wellington.
ALT Ambassador Jared Novelly delivers remarks at a reception bringing together leaders from New Zealand’s critical minerals and extractives sector.
ALT Ambassador Jared Novelly welcomes New Zealand Resources Minister Hon. Shane Jones to a critical minerals reception hosted by the U.S. Embassy and U.S. Commercial Service in Wellington.
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Don Brash breaks down strategic voting with Maree Buscke from RCR :
The centre right needs all 3 parties
Nats/NZ FIRST/ACT
National can win in 38-40 electorates
But they are weak in the party vote.
“This is the first time in history where National can create an overhang… it can cancel out TOP, it can cancel out TPM’s overhang and Labour cannot generate one”
Don says it’s very important not to waste the party vote on National it will not help the CENTRE RIGHT BLOCK, but also DON’T WASTE YOUR ELECTORATE vote on candidates who CANNOT WIN. Essentially doing either of those things will be giving your vote to Labour.
Vote with your head not your emotions.
National two tickers be warned. The National party are cutting off their nose to spite their face by appealing for the party vote - they won’t make it - they would rather lose the election and let the lunatic left in rather than face facts and understand without an overhang we will end up with Chloe as finance Minister, Quilae Wong as housing and revenue minister, Debbie as Education Minister Rawiri as Minister of Māori affairs and Xu Nan as minister of defence.
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Holyhekatuiteka retweeted
I don't trust political promises, from any party. Most don't hold up once a party is actually in office.
But this is the first time a major NZ party has put out a health policy actually about health: prevention, metabolic health, informed consent, dietary guideline review.
Nov 7th decides if it gets a shot.
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Interesting Interview - the global head of Freshwater the polling company on Q+A says the story of NZ First’s success is a clear brand - anti globalist and Nationalist, which has helped suck up voters from National but also their evidence shows they are sucking up Labour voters too.
“ If it was a FPP system it would be more clear, MMP throttles back their performance as voters realise they need coaliton partners”
“Voters want someone to challenge net zero and immigration, cost of living… the two big parties have failed and are too globalist”
Prediction for the election
“If Top get into parliament it will be a very long time to work out who will be the government, if they don’t the centre right should get in but with a very strong Winston Peters”
No mention of the overhang, but we all know the overhang will be the King Maker on the night.
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Paul Henry - “The overhang is a legitimate strategy”
What are your thoughts on the ‘overhang’ strategy?
“I don’t know that it was intended ever to be used the way Te Pati Maori are using it, but it is a legitimate strategy”.
Tane Webster speaks to ACT Party candidate Paul Henry at his event last Friday.
#RCRMedia
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Holyhekatuiteka retweeted
I attended this gathering of professionals last night from business, healthcare, education, media and more, all demanding URGENT government change. Massive thanks to our wonderful hostess @GildaKirkpatrick for opening her home for such an impactful evening.
What struck everyone was the pure integrity of Mr Peters. To show up on the day of his brother's funeral shows the calibre of his leadership. He is truly brave—a hero for bringing critical mRNA health concerns like myocarditis out into the public domain. He is the only leader in NZ addressing the systemic abuse and deceptions plaguing the exact sectors represented in that room. This is “No Joke”- Party vote NZ First. This is our last chance!
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This is one of the best ads for giving NZ First your party vote.
Q: “NZ First is the party we have the least in common with”
Q: “The way NZ First talks about NZ takes us back to the 1950’s… we (TOP) are looking to 2050”
In the 1950’s NZ had full employment, we were no.3 in the OECD for wealth per capita. We had a world leading education system.
Meanwhile TOP are arguing for woke, technocratic/ NGO rule… and wanting to take us back to before 1840 by having iwi’s rule parliament through their He Puapua vision, oh they also believe that women can have a penis.
Commonsense is timeless.
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