Ikei @ikeinotikea - Twitter Profile

9 months ago

@CYBERF4LL @DefiantLs also straight up INSULTING how a girl looks when she obviously looks gorgeous? :(( she was also very upset after the altercation

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Ikei @ikeinotikea

9 months ago

@CYBERF4LL @DefiantLs things to people who are obviously, underage. that wasn’t an invitation for an old ass man to hit on them. it seems that her friend said that the first time that she was underage and they got defensive over it.

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Ikei @ikeinotikea

over 1 year ago

@AltForEpicArt1 @Duck_adamagain the game was made by qwel

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Kelvin Morgan 🇳🇿 @kelvin_morganNZ

almost 2 years ago

🔥Unprecedented & simply magnificent. That time in Nov 2024 when a haka led by Aotearoa’s youngest MP 22yo Hana-Rawhiti Kareariki Maipi-Clarke erupted in the House stopping the Treaty Principles Bill from passing its first reading, triggering the Speaker to suspend Parliament. #ToitūTeTiriti #KillTheBill

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Karim Wafa-Al Hussaini @DrKarimWafa

almost 2 years ago

The moment that gives all Indigenous people chills. Power to our Māori brothers and sisters of Aotearoa always. ✊🏽

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@SuppressedNws

almost 2 years ago

Māori also support other indigenous oppressed people [Palestinians] and their right to self determination.

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@SuppressedNws

almost 2 years ago

The New Zealand government is pulling back on protecting Māori rights, sparking protests from indigenous lawmakers who oppose the decision with their traditional “haka” chant. This is powerful.