Tom Dotcom

[THE PLUMBER @GraemeG70026987]

CHRISTOPHER Luxon was always meant to be a red plant in the blue camp. From before day one he was Jacindas chief advisor. He has now twice crossed the floor to Labor. Please X users vote accordingly. My vote is
N.Z FIRST party vote. And an N.Z 1st or Act candidate. Failure will be catastrophic. Time mark this post.

[Tom Dotcom @einrolmot]

@chrisluxonmp I would not get invloved with Russia...I would say they have already won...why be so silly get involved

[Joshua Riley 🇳🇿 @VoteSovereign]

Today, 24 Aug, Nats and ACT open the flood gates. Over the next 3 years INZ will grant residence for up to 72,000 additional low-skill migrants, not counting the India FTA.

Erica Stanford is creating scarcity in the midst of record youth unemployment and a cost of living crisis.

[Keegan Langeveld 🇳🇿 @KeeganLangeveld]

The math is simple.

Through the India FTA and the Paris Accords New Zealand runs the risk of sending over $50 Billion offshore.

That $33bn private firm investment going to India? That's needed here in New Zealand to create jobs for young Kiwis.

The $20bn costs of the Paris Accord? That's throwing money into globalist agendas as a consequence of other nations increasing their carbon footprint. New Zealand suffers meanwhile China build a coal-fire power station every week.

That $50bn could mean real jobs in New Zealand, funding for health, education, housing, critical infrastructure- the list is endless.

Only @nzfirst opposes both the India FTA and the Paris Accord.

We will withdraw from Paris.

We will put New Zealanders first.

[NuZillund @NuZillund]

NZ isn't even visible on the chart below

NZ makes 0.15% of global emissions

Nothing NZ does will make any difference to the climate

Net Zero makes us poorer

DO NOT VOTE FOR NET ZERO MADNESS

[Billy Brown – NZ First Candidate for Rotorua @BillyBrown1983]

Shane Jones and NZ First delivered a 10-year petroleum permit. That means fuel for thousands of cars and energy for Kiwi homes. That’s putting New Zealanders first. That’s taking back our country, while the radicals on the left want to shut industry down
Me rongo
Billy Brown

[New Zealand First @nzfirst]

The math is simple - $55bn offshore to foreign economies instead of being invested here in New Zealand.

New Zealand First is pushing back. We need to invest in New Zealanders first. We will withdraw from the Paris Accords and invest in our nation first.

[Winston Peters @winstonpeters]

As Churchill once said “for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like someone standing in a bucket and trying to lift themselves up by the handle.”

Increasing or creating new taxes will not solve our country’s productivity and growth problem.

Political parties who want to increase or introduce new taxes are doing nothing but showing they are content on managing the country’s decline.

[The Redbaiter @TheRedbaiter]

One of the most devastating critiques of PM Luxon you will hear, and its worse because it comes from a real businessman.

Chris Barret is not one of those male wokesters or DEI females that head up NZ's cronyist govt owned businesses. Air NZ and the power companies. He heads Steel Worx.

Its a real business, he's a real director and he's far from happy. Especially over what Mr Luxon said in Rotorua last week.

A lifetime National voter, Mr Barret says he's not voting for them this election. He wants a coaltion made up of the existing parties, but National with far less power.

Which seems to be the way a lot of people are thinking.

On the other hand, this is getting serious. We can't put National out of the picture altogether, or fall to the point Labour/ Greens can win.

Someone needs to get a handle on things at the Nats. If indeed there is anyone there capable of doing so.

[Holyhekatuiteka @2ETEKA]

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.

[Elliot Ikilei - NZ First Candidate @ElliotIkilei]

Nationalism.
Common Sense.

NZ First will pull New Zealand out of the Paris Agreement.

[Jezza the average golfer @goodlobster1]

Dear New Zealand Green Party

Just a reminder heading into the election that New Zealand man made carbon emissions make up roughly 0.0075% of total global gross carbon emissions

How much of our tax money do you want to reduce this terrifying number 🤷‍♂️😡

[Winston Peters @winstonpeters]

Why NZFirst is against the Indian FTA:

1. Unprecedented immigration settings including uncapped student numbers with working rights and 5000 visa holders entering NZ who can bring in families which increases that number to 20,000+ at any one time. This is in addition to other uncapped immigration work visa pathways within the agreement.

2. The UN co-governance framework UNDRIP is in the agreement. This is the provision that created He Puapua and co-governance being embedded in our country.

3. The Paris Agreement which forces unmeetable and pointless emission reduction targets onto our country is in the agreement, which costs our farmers, economy, and our country - with up to $22 billion being sent overseas.

4. New Zealand must promote $33 billion of investment into India over just the next 15 years, otherwise India will claw back the agreement. Billions of dollars we can’t afford into a foreign country when we are desperate for investment here in New Zealand.

National, Act, and Labour have agreed to this Indian FTA for short term headline gains with fundamental and substantial long term flaws.

They are even now just realising NZFirst was right about the immigration numbers and they are now trying to change the default immigration rules - but why just for India? Why not now put immigration restrictions in across all FTA partners and immigration…

Only NZFirst is fighting against this FTA, and the only party fighting for New Zealand and New Zealanders future.

[Basil the Great @BasilTheGreat]

🚨NEWS: Ursula Von Der Leyen is said to be "deeply concerned" by the rise of the AfD in Germany and Marine Le Pen in France

Both are leading the polls in their respective countries 🇫🇷🇩🇪
And both have threatened to leave the EU

It's going to collapse so quickly

[Tim Wikiriwhi @TWikiriwhi]

I don't think it's a coincidence that the WEF has ear-tagged New Zealand for immigration from India.
Indians are predominately Cow worshipping Vegitarians.
What do you think importing hundreds of thousands of such people will do to a Nation of Beef eating Dairy farmers?
This is a direct assault on our way of life. The plan being to destroy our Dairy and Beef industries.

[Tom Dotcom @einrolmot]

@cb_doge V

[Joshua Riley 🇳🇿 @VoteSovereign]

When @toddmcclaymp claims the India FTA can give us $1B in new exports, the media and Parliament believe him and repeat it.

But that contradicts his own report.

Over 70% of trade to India will be diverted from existing customers. To send $1B to India we divert $700M from existing trade.

Misleading information is used to justify IP transfer, uncappable immigration and a US$20B investment commitment into India.

[Elliot Ikilei - NZ First Candidate @ElliotIkilei]

We are for good Free Trade Agreements.
We are against bad Free Trade Agreements.

Simple:

By Winston Peters:

STARTS
Why NZFirst is against the Indian FTA:

1. Unprecedented immigration settings including uncapped student numbers with working rights and 5000 visa holders entering NZ who can bring in families which increases that number to 20,000+ at any one time. This is in addition to other uncapped immigration work visa pathways within the agreement.

2. The UN co-governance framework UNDRIP is in the agreement. This is the provision that created He Puapua and co-governance being embedded in our country.

3. The Paris Agreement which forces unmeetable and pointless emission reduction targets onto our country is in the agreement, which costs our farmers, economy, and our country - with up to $22 billion being sent overseas.

4. New Zealand must promote $33 billion of investment into India over just the next 15 years, otherwise India will claw back the agreement. Billions of dollars we can’t afford into a foreign country when we are desperate for investment here in New Zealand.

National, Act, and Labour have agreed to this Indian FTA for short term headline gains with fundamental and substantial long term flaws.

They are even now just realising NZFirst was right about the immigration numbers and they are now trying to change the default immigration rules - but why just for India? Why not now put immigration restrictions in across all FTA partners and immigration…

Only NZFirst is fighting against this FTA, and the only party fighting for New Zealand and New Zealanders future.
ENDS

Authorised by E Ikilei at [email protected].

[NuZillund @NuZillund]

Norway's wealth tax cost Norway hundreds of millions

How much will The 🌀 reeds wealth tax cost New Zealand?