Luis Ramirez

50% Kiwi & 50% Venezuelan
'There's no job that is too big or too small for a champion' (Tom Brady).

[NZ National Party @NZNationalParty]

National has delivered tougher consequences for criminals, banned gang patches, and put more Police on the beat to make our communities safer.

[New Zealand Taxpayers' Union @TaxpayersUnion]

Enough is enough.

While Kiwis are cutting back with the cost of living, MPs continue to enjoy a long list of taxpayer-funded perks.

If politicians want to rebuild trust, they can start by living under the same rules as everyone else.

Our petition means to:

1. Change MPs expenses to cover out-of-pocket costs rather than tax-free cash entitlements.

2. Allow only arm-length transactions, so MPs can't rent back their own properties on the taxpayer.

3. End Parliament's gold-plated superannuation scheme that pays $2.50 for every $1 an MP contributes.

No special perks. Sign the petition and help us put an end to it! 🇳🇿

[New Zealand Taxpayers' Union @TaxpayersUnion]

𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐏𝐎𝐋𝐋: 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐝, 𝐰𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐞 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐧𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐀𝐂𝐓 𝐠𝐚𝐢𝐧.

The Greens and ACT sees gains in this month's latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll, and the current Coalition would still be able to form a Government.

[Oliver López Cano @OliverLopezCano]

Ahora que los gringos pretenden poner orden en el arco Minero, es cuando entonces empiezan con la paja en decir: "Nos quieren robar el oro".

Ahhhh, pero cuando estuvieron las mafias además, ocasionando de por si un ECOSIDIO, ahí si estaban en completo mute.

🤡

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@PasionBasketNBA Porque era un Alley up

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@AlvaroNBAMartin Si luego se descubre que Fox amaño el partido todo tendria sentido.

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@RitmoNba Wemby no esta listo, no se le puede confiar en el Clutch. Fox cometio un error mental que lo va a perseguir el resto de su vida. El que siempre se ve con mejor lenguaje corporal es Harper (el novato). Castle siento se va del juego mentalmente.

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@RitmoNba Jajajaja pense eso todo el tiempo

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@RobertoSmithP El "sector empresarial" de Venezuela son un monton de corruptos que montaron un cartel para controlar los negocios en Venezuela. Lo ultimo que quieren es que haya libre mercado.

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@AndrewSiciliano @judybattista He looks as if somehow he mutated in to a Somalian.

[yasmin nuñez @yasmincnunez2]

Venezuela debe ser el único país en el mundo en el q los políticos fracasados organizan su propia bienvenida como si fueran "héroes" de la patria a quien le debemos algo.
Cuando en realidad no le debemos nada. Al contrario, nos deben los 26 años de engaño simulando ser oposición

[Yo soy @Elizza0606]

Este es Miguel Eduardo Rodríguez Torres: No fue cualquier represor. Fue el que mandó excavar y diseñar el infierno cinco pisos bajo tierra en el SEBIN de Plaza Venezuela.(La Tumba) Celdas blancas eternas.Sin sol. Sin ruido. Sin tiempo. Temperatura calculada para enloquecer. Vigilancia total. Tortura psicológica y física .Un lugar hecho para romper almas y sacarles hasta la última gota de dignidad.Lorent Saleh lo vivió y lo llamó limbo.
Caguaripano y decenas más cargan las cicatrices.
Rodríguez Torres no solo lo permitió, él lo ordenó construir.En 2014, como Ministro del Interior, 43 venezolanos cayeron asesinados por las fuerzas que él comandaba. Uno de sus propios escoltas manchado en el asesinato de Bassil Da Costa.
La ONU lo señala en informes por crímenes de lesa humanidad.
Lo que hizo este asesino no se borra jamás. Su currículum es de sangre y cemento.
Prohibido olvidar a este asesino
No a la impunidad
Justicia ⚖️!!
#ProhibidoOlvidar

[Pete North @FUDdaily]

Imagine the levels of propaganda it took to make you more comfortable with random beheadings and gang rapes than being called racist.

[Simeon Brown @SimeonBrownMP]

Labour’s first election year policy shows they are straight back to their old ways of throwing money around rather than solving underlying problems.

Labour is once again trying to bribe New Zealanders with their own money. This is yet another spending promise from the Labour Party with no plan for how they’ll pay for it.

The National Land Transport Fund is already oversubscribed. The idea of siphoning a quarter of a billion dollars from the Fund to pay for this is fanciful. Ultimately this policy will require higher taxes or more borrowing.

This comes on top of billions of dollars in other spending promises they have made with no way to pay for it – such as restoring pay equity, unwinding public sector savings, and how they will pay for their Future Fund.

For New Zealanders that means more taxes and more borrowing, which ultimately means higher inflation and interest rates, and greater pressure on the cost of living.

When it comes to tackling cost of living challenges, the difference between National and Labour couldn't be clearer.

Labour's approach is more subsidies, more handouts, and more temporary fixes – none of which do anything to address the underlying causes of the cost-of-living pressures impacting Kiwi families.

National is focused on stopping wasteful spending to reduce inflation and growing the economy so New Zealanders can earn more and get ahead. The best way to address the cost-of-living is a growing economy that sees wages growing faster than prices.

It is time for Labour to be upfront with New Zealanders about how they will fund their hidden bill, either increasing taxes now or increasing borrowing to be paid back by future generations.

Higher taxes, more debt and larger deficits is a recipe for more inflation, higher interest rates, and a slower recovery, with fewer jobs and lower wages. That is the choice on offer from Labour, whether they admit it or not.

[ACT New Zealand @actparty]

𝗔𝗖𝗧 𝘄𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝘀𝗮𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗳𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗣𝗮𝗿𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗮𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘀

ACT is announcing a science-based climate policy that puts New Zealand's interests first. If the Paris Agreement cannot accommodate targets that reflect the real warming impact of New Zealand's emissions, then New Zealand should leave it.

“New Zealand's farmers are the most emissions-efficient in the world, yet they are treated like climate villains and punished by climate targets that ignore the difference between methane from livestock and carbon from fossil fuels,” says ACT’s Agriculture spokesperson Andrew Hoggard.

“The Paris Agreement provides a pathway for New Zealand to issue its own Nationally Determined Contribution. ACT is campaigning to do that in the next term of Parliament so we can have a plan that is ambitious for New Zealand and reflects the science of climate change.

Our proposed NDC would:

Recognise a split gas approach that treats long-life gases like carbon dioxide and short-lived gases like methane differently. That is critical for recognising the efficiency of our agricultural sector.
Revisit the Emissions Reduction Plans. ACT will reset these around realistic targets, the split-gas approach, and genuine environmental outcomes rather than compliance with a framework designed for industrialised economies with fundamentally different emissions profiles to ours.
Keep agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme. New Zealand dairy has a carbon footprint 46% lower than the global average. ACT opposes methane pricing because taxing the world's most emissions-efficient farmers won't change the climate. Putting a price on that isn't climate policy – it's a tax on the world's most efficient food producers, which makes your groceries more expensive while shifting production to countries that do it worse.
“Under the current approach, prime farmland gets converted to pine trees, farmers face new costs for emissions they're already managing efficiently, and global emissions don't drop – because other countries with higher-footprint production simply fill the gap. That's not an environmental outcome. That's an economic and environmental own-goal.

"Current climate targets treat methane from a cow the same as carbon from a coal burner. That just isn’t scientific. “The result is that New Zealand farmers are being told to cut production while other countries increase output. That's not reducing global emissions, it's sending our jobs, our land, and our food production offshore – to countries that produce it less efficiently and with a higher carbon cost. It's exporting jobs, investment, and food production overseas.”

ACT Climate spokesperson Simon Court says: “ACT will submit a new Split-Gas emissions target that focuses on actual warming. Long-lived gases will continue on a path to lowering emissions, while biogenic methane will be managed under a No Additional Warming approach.

“We will also permanently keep agriculture out of the Emissions Trading Scheme. Taxing the world's most emissions-efficient farmers won't change the climate. It will just make food more expensive and push production into less efficient countries.

“Last year, ACT made it clear that the Paris Agreement is broken and that New Zealand deserves a better climate deal. Today, we are putting forward exactly what that better deal looks like.

“New Zealand produces dairy with a carbon footprint 46% lower than the global average. We should be expanding our production, not retreating. ACT is the only party with the courage to stand up to the UN, rewrite the rules, and secure a future where farming grows.”

[Orlando Avendaño @OrlvndoA]

En dos semanas, jueces colombianos, colonizados por la izquierda, les han prohibido a Abelardo de la Espriella y a su campaña:

- Usar la camiseta de la selección colombiana.

- Usar los colores de la bandera de Colombia.

- Usar el lema ‘Firme por la patria’.

Es claro: esto es un asomo de lo que sería la dictadura socialista de Iván Cepeda. Empieza a imponerse la censura.

Los colombianos tienen la oportunidad de cambiar su historia y evitar esta deriva autoritaria.

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@bostonrex Yo creo que es un error que sea tan dificil verlo. Estan cometiendo el error que MLB cometio hace mas de una decada y corrigieron hace poco. El acceso al deporte es lo que lo hace popular. El modelo de App funciona cuando son deportes de Nicho.

[Luis Ramirez @luisramirezosto]

@a_urizio @PasionBasketNBA Precisamente mi punto es que el da lo que recibe. Por ello los arbitros no pitan cuando el lo hace. Pues saben que esta recibiendo leña todo el juego.