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Read The Room Prime Minister. Kiwis Don’t Support Your Free Trade Deal Because It Takes Away Our Freedom, Our Sovereignty. It’s All Right There In The Comments On Your Post. The FTA We Want Is The FTA That You And Winston Can Agree On. @chrisluxonmp @winstonpeters
This deal is extremely exciting for New Zealand. It’s going to create jobs, lift wages, and provide more opportunities to Kiwis.
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Please pray for the Catholic hostages kidnapped by islamist terrorists in Nigeria As their ransom demands have not been met, the terrorists have begun to execute women and children No coverage in western media Please RT so that the world knows about the inhuman crimes committed in Nigeria with the compliance of western politicians, religious leaders and media
BREAKING: Islamists in Nigeria who kidnapped 416 women and children three days ago, say that ultimatum has expedited and they will begin executing the hostages. There has not been a word about this in the media for the last three days. Now they’re starting executions.
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The most vaccinated place in the world is in Ireland. It's a place called Waterford. They had the highest vaccination rate in the world. Then they suffered the highest Covid rate in Ireland. And then they had the highest excess deaths. The local health authority got an award from the World Health Organisation for the way they handled the pandemic. They had the highest death rate, having had the highest vaccination rate. 85% excess deaths at one stage they were on. – Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen
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In 2017, one my first tasks at the White House was to keep Bobby Kennedy far away from the West Wing. Not because President Trump didn't want him there (he'd actually agreed to Bobby's pitch to create a vaccine safety commission). But others (you can guess who) weren't thrilled, and they told me to get rid of him. So I protected the orthodoxy I'd been trained to protect. And it took me years to realize what I had actually done. Tomorrow, I publish the full confession. The 2002 autism moms I ignored. The 2017 vaccine safety commission I killed. The 2021 moment I finally broke. The apology I owed Secretary Kennedy. And what I've done to atone. It's hardest thing I've written. I'm sending it out to my list at 6am. (link to sign up in comments)
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1/ National are lying about the India FTA they negotiated and signed themselves. They claim it “does not grant automatic rights for family members to enter, work or study in New Zealand.” ❌ Annex 8K Section F: “New Zealand shall allow the entry and temporary stay of the partner and any dependent children accompanying a natural person of a Party that has been granted entry and temporary stay for a period of over 12 months under this Annex.” ✅ “Shall allow.” Legally binding. They cannot refuse.This isn’t a mistake. Either they’re deliberately lying to the public, or they’re so incompetent they don’t understand their own treaty. Four more lies below 👇
There’s been a lot of misinformation about immigration under the new Free Trade Agreement with India. Much of what’s being said is spin rather than substance. Here’s the facts. This FTA does not open the floodgates on immigration. It allows around 1,700 temporary three‑year work visas per year - less than 3% of all work visas. And they can’t be renewed. Total numbers are capped so there can’t be more than 5,000 at any one time. The temporary work visa is targeted at skills New Zealand already needs - like doctors, nurses, teachers, ICT and engineers. These are roles that help keep hospitals staffed, classrooms open, and businesses productive. Claims about family migration are simply wrong. The FTA does not grant automatic rights for family members to enter, work or study in New Zealand. There is no back‑door pathway. The FTA is about lifting incomes for Kiwis, not importing labour from India. It means we can sell more of what we are good at to 1.4 billion people. It’s about bringing money into local communities, and helping Kiwis get ahead.
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As a physician forced to count fetal parts in medical school, as I would not betray my love for God and participate in an abortion, I agree. I was sobbing counting little hands and little feet while the residents and attending physicians laughed at me for being human and grieving the death of a baby.
I care a lot more about saving babies than being politically correct. We are done with euphemisms when talking about abortion. It’s not “reproductive healthcare.” Abortion is barbaric and evil.
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'MY NAME IS OLIVIA-JAX, NOT BLOB OF TISSUE' "Doctors tried to bully my parents into aborting me three times. They said my intestines were out of my body - my mom and dad wouldn't let them. They said my legs and feet were deformed and not worth the mothers risk - my mom and dad wouldn't let them. They said I had Trisomy 18 and wouldn't live outside of the womb - my mom and dad wouldn't let them. Daddy said he didn't believe them, he said their evidence was pathetic. My mom agreed,they went against the will of the top doctors of their field. I was born a month early I'm in the 95+% for everything, my hands and feet are perfect, I don't have an extra 18th chromosome, I'm nearly 7months old - and I'm fine! My name is Olivia-Jax, not fetus, not blob of tissue. I'm a little girl that my mom and dad didn't give up on - and I am fine!" From Marshall Joyner #compatiblewithlife
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🚩 Todd McClay just fell apart on Sean’s show, and Luxon’s dodgy Indian deal has descended into farce. ⚫️ He does not know how UNDRIP & Paris clauses got into the agreement ⚫️ He cannot say who put it In ⚫️ He says not to worry about it ⚫️ He then says we cannot amend or remove the clauses ⚫️ He says he couldn’t release the deal details before it was signed - as was too busy ⚫️ He says while it’s going to parliament with Labours and Acts support it’s basically a done deal What a mess. Listen to this Turkey talking himself into knots. While over in India he’s obviously picked up a bad case of verbal diarrhoea.
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Hastings Councillor Steve Gibson - you are a brave man! l've been contacted by a concerned parent. Their Year 2 daughter started school & came home shaken after a powhiri she found loud & intimidating. Since then, she has been expected to take part in karakia 5 times a day.
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FLASHBACK Syrian wife in Bahrain hospitalized after being punished by her Muslim husband for “failing to please him.” This is not an isolated “cultural” incident. This is the direct, predictable result of Islam teachings that treat women as inferior property, not human beings.
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The sorry state of globalist-controlled New Zealand. All our politicians are compromised by the WEF and UN... though some put up a much better show for us with the election upcoming. Think of it like a Magician's party trickery. Only it's trickery over our future and our freedom and our children's lives .
This is brilliant! One of the most astute insights on the state of New Zealand politics I’ve seen for ages. Kiwis put your 😎 on.
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I have been reading the Financial Statements of the Government of New Zealand, year ended 30 June 2025. Audited by Audit New Zealand. Here is what it says. The government took in $169.8 billion in revenue last year. The majority of that is taxes. Forced. Compulsory. Taken from working people, business owners, and families under threat of legal consequence. There is no opt out. They spent $183.5 billion. That is $13.7 billion more than they collected. Net government debt is now $182.2 billion. That is $140,000 for every household in New Zealand. The interest bill alone is $8.9 billion a year. Every single year. That is more than the entire budget for law and order. More than defence. More than housing. Just interest. Just the cost of the debt that already exists. And debt is still growing. In 2019 net Crown debt was $58 billion. It is now $182 billion. In six years the government tripled the national debt and handed every New Zealand household a $140,000 bill they never agreed to. That is not governance. That is generational theft. Free people should not be working to service the borrowing habits of politicians who will never personally bear the consequences of what they have spent. Get the books back to surplus. Cut spending. Stop borrowing. Let productive people keep more of what they earn. This is not complicated. It just requires the courage to do it.
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Cue being overrun in our own country ....
This will be devastating for our Kiwi children's futures. Our land has been given away by Luxon and Seymour without any discussion or consultation with The People of New Zealand . It's just too too sad. Traitors, these globalist scum political serfs like Luxon and Hipkins and Seymour and Ardern who serve their WEF masters. Winnie will stand up on the occasional issue as he is doing on India- but I will never forget his silence that continues to this day, on the CLEAR evidence that these shots are killing Kiwis prematurely, and his refusal to talk to Barry Young. Yes he is clever enough to do the magician's trickery of offering another stupid meaningless "inquiry" when we don't need that. The evidence from around the world is already mountainous, if only he would actually consult and LOOk at it. Why doesn't Winnie invite all the jab injured to talk to him at Parliament instead of promising another drawn out inquiry ?
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I owe an apology to every NUN who taught me throughout my formative school years. I would gladly take the finger pointing, poking, ruler waving and ear pulling ANYDAY, compared to the radicalized school teachers we have today. You were tough, you were intense and you were aggressive but you taught me to be accountable, respect of elders and when to listen. For that I thank you! 🙏.
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Ashley St. Clair confirmed the WH runs group chats telling these accounts what to post. Within minutes of shots fired tonight, before there was any news of casualties and before the President said this exact talking point, this was the chat in real time.
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Jacinda Ardern will be remembered differently by different people. I will remember her by the numbers. When she took office in 2017, net Crown debt was around $60 billion. When she resigned in 2023, it was heading toward $175 billion. She oversaw the fastest deterioration of New Zealand's public finances in modern history. Not because of a war. Not because of a natural disaster that lasted six years. Because of choices. House prices under her government reached 8.3 times the median household income. The highest in our recorded history. She did not just preside over unaffordability. She created a generation of New Zealanders who will never own the home they grew up in. Then prices crashed nearly 20 percent from their peak, leaving the people who had finally stretched to buy underwater on their mortgages. She gave New Zealand the worst of both worlds. Unaffordable on the way up. Losses on the way down. Productivity. New Zealand workers already put in more hours than almost any developed nation. Under Ardern, we produced less per hour than the OECD average. Our GDP per capita went backwards. That is the number that matters most. It measures whether the country is genuinely getting wealthier or just busier. We were just busier. She raised the top income tax rate to 39 percent while the country got poorer. She increased the cost of productive people while decreasing what they produced. That is not economics. That is ideology. Then there was the statement heard around the world. "We will continue to be your single source of truth." No Prime Minister in my lifetime has said anything more authoritarian than that. Not framed as emergency powers. Not buried in legislation. Said plainly. On camera. With a smile. That sentence alone should disqualify a person from public office permanently. When the COVID inquiry came, she refused to front a public hearing and chose a private interview instead. A leader who controls information on the way in and avoids accountability on the way out is not a leader. That is a pattern. She resigned before the consequences fully arrived. She left the country, accepted international appointments, and collected global praise while New Zealanders dealt with the debt, the mortgage stress, and the productivity gap she left behind. Leadership is not measured by the applause of people who do not live with the results. It is measured by what you leave behind for the people who do. New Zealand deserved better. And we must never again confuse charisma for competence, or kindness as a brand for results as a record.
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Wool all day every day
You could shear a sheep in May. It takes ten minutes. She is grateful. The fleece keeps you warm for forty years. When you're done, you bury it, and it becomes soil within three years. Or, for ethical reasons, you could choose one of the alternatives. Cotton. Requires 10,000 litres of water per jumper. The Aral Sea is now mostly dust because the Soviet Union diverted its rivers to grow it. But the jumper is "natural." Polyester. Crude oil, extruded into thread. Sheds 700,000 microplastic fibres per wash. Lasts in landfill until approximately the year 2226. But "vegan." Acrylic. Petrochemical, manufactured using a solvent the EU has classified as a reproductive hazard. Marketed as "cruelty-free." The cruelty is in the supply chain. Bamboo. The plant is innocent. The fabric is bamboo viscose, dissolved in carbon disulphide in a Chinese chemical plant whose workers have elevated rates of psychosis. But it has a leaf on the label. Hemp. Genuinely fine. Most of what is sold as hemp is a polyester blend, sold at four times the price. Recycled polyester. Still sheds microplastics. Still ends up in landfill. Made from plastic bottles that could have been recycled into more bottles. The fashion industry has been quiet about this. Vegan leather. Plastic. Reliably. Always. Lab-grown fibres. Genetically modified bacteria fed on glucose syrup in a steel tank, in a factory powered by natural gas, packaged in plastic, shipped from California. Funded by venture capital. Not yet profitable. Or you could shear the sheep in May. She'd appreciate it. The jumper would last forty years. The grass would grow back the same. But of course, the sheep is the unethical option.
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This is what it looks like to be the mother of a baby who passed away a day and a half after receiving her 6 month vaccinations. It's not uncommon. Please take heed to this mourning mother’s warning. Your child's life hangs in the balance. Educate Before You Vaccinate Conspiracy REALISTS ✨✨✨✨ I have cried so many times in my life, over everything, being grounded, over breakups, lost softball games, at movies, I've cried out of joy, I've cried for other people, I've cried from physical pain. It's all the same kind of cry. The "cry" that came out of me the day I found my daughter, the day I held her the last time, 💔 the day of her memorial, the cry I cry everyday for my baby, like today, when I had to pull over until I was done..... It's like nothing that has ever come from me before. It's a loud, moaning-like wail that comes out of nowhere. I can't control it and it's so random and natural. Someone told me yesterday "that's a mourning mother's call for her child" ♥️💔 I loved that. -Catie Clobes -
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Anonymous My son is autistic. Nonverbal. He’s eight. We went to a restaurant. Family place. He got overwhelmed. Started stimming. Rocking. Making sounds. People stared. A woman at the next table said loudly “Can’t you control your child? This is ridiculous.” I was gathering our things to leave. We always leave. Then our waiter came over. Young guy. Maybe twenty. He knelt down next to my son. Started rocking with him. Gently. Matching his rhythm. My son stopped. Looked at him... The waiter smiled and said “I got you, buddy. You’re okay.” Stayed there for five minutes. Just rocking. Being present. My son calmed completely. The waiter stood up and said “My brother’s autistic. I know the rocking helps.” Brought my son french fries. On the house. Sat with us while we ate. That woman who complained got up and left. The waiter said “Good riddance.” My son smiled. He never smiles at strangers. We finished our meal. Peacefully. I tried to tip extra. The waiter refused. Said “Your son deserves to eat out like everyone else.” We’ve been back six times. Same waiter. Same kindness. My son looks for him now. Gets excited. Because someone saw him. Not his autism. Him.
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