Mark Lancaster

[Lozzy B 🇦🇺𝕏 @TruthFairy131]

Two tier policing 😡

Three police vans & about 20 Police have shown up to arrest a man over allegedly using an ‘offensive’ word in reaction to a foreigner that was carrying on.

I believe he called him a ‘foreigner’.
from the footage I saw.

Have the U.K Police seriously learnt absolutely NOTHING from Henry’s death?

If he had any other skin tone apart from White, he would not be arrested.

Why are White people allowing & tolerating this in the West?

The Government has weaponised words & the justice system against White people.

[The Anglo Saxon (Ngati Æthelstan) Apteryx @The_Anglo_Saxon]

The people's republic of Wellingrad is about to be reinshittified.. what a glorious winter so far 🥂

[Commander DC @nzpoliticsgroup]

Alert: 🚨🚨🚨

This proves once and for all he’s just it for the money !

He’s unfit for leadership and is milking the taxpayer.

Ultimately, it’s my money’: Chris Hipkins defends using taxpayer-funded private super scheme for holiday home https://t.co/EMRmxzZEvi

[ānaru @ZooNealand]

If you use the coloniser waka, you have to follow the coloniser rules, Marama

I think that’s fair

🤷‍♂️

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

New trend in Europe.

[redpillbot @redpillb0t]

Are you aware that there is a lawsuit against Bill Gates regarding vaccines, and the trial is currently taking place?

This video provides some interesting and updated information about the trial...

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

Reports emerging that Iranians are throwing away their copies of the Quran.
Interesting.

[Suit and tie @Suitandtie9999]

Absolutely disgraceful stuff from Labour, Chris Hipkins, the NZ Police and Superintendent Rakesh Naidoo.

Police must remain strictly politically neutral. Their own guidelines are crystal clear: any employee intending to stand for public office must notify their commander or senior leadership at the earliest opportunity — especially someone in a high-profile, community-facing role.

Yet just weeks before today’s Labour Party announcement of him at No.13 on their list, Naidoo was front and centre at the 2026 Race Unity Speech Awards — proudly representing and supported by NZ Police.

Attending a high-visibility event as the public face of Police, while secretly lined up for a near-guaranteed Labour seat, creates a serious perception of conflict. Audiences and participants saw a neutral senior officer — not a soon-to-be partisan candidate. How on earth did Police management and Naidoo think this was ok?

In addition Minster of Police Mark Mitchell said Naidoo was included in “sensitive briefings in relation to public safety and government policy” and had been attending events with him as recently as yesterday.

Given recent events around police impartiality, this is simply inexcusable.

[✨💫Cali💫✨ @505Cali2]

Justin Bieber is not holding back anymore. 🫨 🚨🚨🚨

Could this be true?

[David Vance @DavidVance]

The UK looking more and more like North Korea. Millions will be banned from the internet,

[Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil @ivan_8848]

These clowns represent a far greater threat to Europe than Russia ever could.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

Police officers show up at a man's house because of his Facebook comments. Keir Starmer is one of worst dictators in the world.

[Malakai ™️ @saltyreigns]

Residents of Wellington South Coast were advised to evacuate to emergency housing, which authorities advise is a Baptist Church.

3 weeks ago, marae were demanding money for providing this service. And that we all bow to the unwavering charity of iwi.

What about churches?

[Neil Oliver @thecoastguy]

And this.

[Holyhekatuiteka @2ETEKA]

🚩Labour’s Marque candidate - Indian Rakesh Naidoo (considered by Labour Insiders to be a future candidate for PM) to lose Police job for duplicitous behaviour.

Labours highest ranking new candidate who at no.13 is going to be forced to stand down from his Senior Police position over concerns that he failed to inform the commissioner that he was going to be a candidate for Parliament, while being a privy to the current Govt’s future policies, a deceit Commissioner Chambers this afternoon means his role is now untenable.

Rakesh Naidoo’s whose list ranking nearly assures him a seat in parliament, is a senior member of NZ Police : Ethnic & iwi engagement i.e head of DEI.

Naidoo moved to NZ to work as an advisor for none other than the hard left Human Rights Commission Race Relations. He also established himself into all other DEI garbage outfits such as Anti-Racism and Anti-Discrimination Committee member; Sport NZ board and
he helped establish NZ Police’s Ethnic Strategy.

Naidoo was responsible for “diversity” in policing, community partnerships, and “full selves” at work campaign (something that Luxon still espouses).

More concerningly, Naidoo was also heavily involved in the Police’s Work on hate speech crime the program ‘Te Raranga Weave’. Naidoo is NZ’s Sadiq Khan.

He is married to Vanisa Dhir who explicity advocated for transgender-inclusive policies through her leadership of the National Council of Women NZ (NCWNZ).

As president, she drove and publicly defended the organisation’s 2019 decision to expand from women’s rights to “all genders,” explicitly including transgender women, trans men, and non-binary people. NCWNZ voted to support the Gender Equal NZ movement for equality for all genders, not just women. Dhiru stated this was essential because “non-binary and trans people face discrimination as much as women do, if not more.”

A gender-equal NZ “will not be achieved if non-binary and trans people are not able to express their identity fully and freely.” Dhir told RNZ.

Below Laws discusses Labour’s list, noting that Greg O’Connor was gunned down for being white, working class, male, old and heterosexual. In the Top 15 spots, 12 on their list are women.

Naidoo has stated that he ‘Views NZ through a lens of settlement, diversity, and inclusion’… this DEI Clown is dangerous, he’s wrecked the cops and now he wants to wreck the country.

Labour has long ago left the blue collar workers for the blue haired wankers.

https://t.co/MTozflFJkq

[New Zealand Taxpayers' Union @TaxpayersUnion]

𝐂𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐬 𝐇𝐢𝐩𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐬 𝐖𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐓𝐚𝐱 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐇𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐇𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐒𝐨 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐂𝐚𝐧 𝐏𝐚𝐲 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐇𝐢𝐬

Responding to comments made today by Labour leader Chris Hipkins, the Taxpayers’ Union claims it is hypocritical of him to create new taxes on property ownership while using a taxpayer-funded superannuation scheme to finance his own holiday home.

Taxpayers’ Union spokeswoman, Ella Dickson, says:

“Chris Hipkins – like all MP’s – has a generous superannuation scheme with every $1 he puts in matched $2.50 by his employer (taxpayer-funded), which he admits contributes to the mortgage of his family’s holiday home. A second dwelling that would be considered taxable under the bracket of his proposed capital gains tax, yet taxpayers fund it.”

“Hipkins can claim owning a holiday home is different than owning multiple rental properties, but when his CGT sees no difference and taxes them both the same: where does he draw the line? He claimed not to ‘begrudge’ other Kiwis who own holiday homes, he just taxes them for it.”

“The Labour leader today admitted to getting the maximum entitlement from the taxpayer. When asked if it was ‘fair’, he said his goal was to ‘raise the wages of all New Zealanders’, but taxing them will not help in that mission. If Hipkins wants a fairer economy, he should start with his own benefits and his own tax policy.”

[Brian Tamaki @BrianTamakiNZ]

NZ POLICE ARE POLITICALLY NEUTRAL...YEAH RIGHT!

The latest revelation that a serving Police Superintendent, Rakesh Naidoo, of Indian-decent, is preparing to stand as a Labour Party candidate while still in uniform has many New Zealanders asking the obvious question:

Is anyone really surprised?

For years we've been told that NZ Police are politically neutral.

Yeah right.

The NZ Police have long been in the pocket of the Labour party.

I know police officers personally who tell me they are repeatedly warned, put through professional development classes, about remaining politically neutral, both on and off duty.

🚔Their personal social media accounts are scrutinised.
🚔Their personal posts are monitored.
🚔Their personal opinions are expected to remain carefully within the boundaries of what is deemed acceptable.

Some officers who publicly opposed the Government's COVID mandates and lockdowns found themselves under investigation, disciplined, or stood down from duty.

The message was clear:
🚨Stay politically neutral.
🚨Stay silent.
🚨Stay in line.

Yet they weren’t standing FOR a party…
They were standing AGAINST Government overreach and tyranny.

Many Kiwis look back at the COVID years with disgust and distrust.

We watched as Jacinda Ardern's Government rolled out unprecedented restrictions on our everyday freedoms.

We watched peaceful protesters arrested.
We watched New Zealanders charged, trespassed, detained and intimidated.
We watched police enforce political decisions with extraordinary enthusiasm.

Many of us experienced it firsthand.

I certainly did.

I was ultimately imprisoned for 10 days, and placed under 24/7 home curfew for another 67 days.

When I stood against the Government's COVID agenda, NZ Police seemed far more interested in enforcing the political wishes of Jacinda than protecting the rights and freedoms of ordinary New Zealanders.

The perception created was clear:

One set of rules for the Government.
Another set of rules for those who challenged it.

Churches know all about this.

For years, churches have been warned to stay out of politics or risk scrutiny of their charitable status.

Church leaders are regularly told to be careful what they say, what they support, and how they engage in public debate.

Speak too strongly on social issues, public policy, or legislation, and the threat of regulatory action is never far away.

Now we discover that a senior police officer has been secretly preparing a political career with the very party and leader (Hipkins) that presided over much of that COVID era.

And we're really supposed to believe there is no political influence over policing decisions?

Public Trust is the foundation of policing.

Many New Zealanders no longer trust them.
The COVID years damaged public confidence in police.
This latest controversy won't help repair it.

NZ Police can keep telling us they're politically neutral.
But for a growing number of Kiwis, the question is no longer whether Police are politically neutral.
The question is whether they ever were.

And here’s another uncomfortable truth for National.

This is also what happens when Police feel undervalued and underpaid.

Frontline officers have spent years raising concerns about pay, staffing shortages, workloads, and morale.

If National and Police Minister Mark Mitchell can't convince their own workforce that they're delivering for Police, they shouldn't be surprised when some officers start looking elsewhere for political representation.

When governments fail to value and support Police, they turn police officers into politicians.

[Commander DC @nzpoliticsgroup]

Treaty Risk 🙄🙄🙄

NZ needs to ditch the treaty once and for all.

[Irn Boru @IrnBoru]

I though there was an energy crisis?

Tell them to use their own renewable energy to run their data centre, don't let them hook up to the grid.

[The Salty One @the_salty_one_]

Agreed, they haven't cut deep enough.

These rights, which aren't rights, in this case means giving unelected maori voting power in councils.

Maori don't have a right to undemocratic voting.