Simon Angelo

Co‑Founder & CEO at Wealth Morning. Championing financial freedom. Descendant of Domenico Angelo, master of the sword.

[The Conservative Alternative @OldeWorldOrder]

MARCO RUBIO: "Every day, I pray to God & ask for His guidance, direction, strength, and courage."

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@nzpoliticsgroup @cjsbishop I'm confused - is it bitter or better starts now?

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AI vs bureaucracy — the showdown NZ can’t ignore. A sharp look at how smarter systems could cut costs and lift the economy.
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I'm confused - is it bitter or better starts now?
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The United States has just hit a major debt milestone. Is this a signpost on the road to ruin? Or has the fear been oversold? Here’s what savvy investors are watching.

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The real luxuries in life...

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The doomsayers treat the conflict in the Middle East as an existential threat. But speculative traders see the volatility as a chance to capitalise. Who’s right?

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@ajthompson13 That tax and many more. Why would anyone vote for them? Envy perhaps?

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@TheNWOisCorrupt Help create an overhang.
MP = National
Party = NZF

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@NzFubar To create an overhang and change the MMP calculation:

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@saltyreigns Lex Luthor?

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Waste. Inefficiency. Incompetence. Could AI offer us a way to cut through this nation’s bureaucratic fat? Here’s our contrarian take on what the future holds.

https://t.co/8RWvhT6qNN

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@ajthompson13 You've got it in one.

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@Julie_nzkiwi She's absolutely right.

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Do you actually want the centre‑right to stay in power? If you’re a National supporter, give National your electorate vote only — and give your party vote to NZ First or ACT. Here’s the strategic logic behind that view:

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@gaye_ess If 1 in 3 National voters shift their PARTY vote to NZF or ACT, National still keeps ~40 electorate seats. With only ~20% party vote, they’re entitled to ~24 seats — the extra 16 become OVERHANG. NZF/ACT then grow on top of those 40, sharply changing the balance under MMP.

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@ajthompson13 Yes, the system assumes stable voting patterns along electorate lines. Supplementary Member (SM) would likely have been a more reliable choice for NZ.

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@bobmccoskrienz If 1 in 3 National voters shift their PARTY vote to NZF or ACT, National still keeps ~40 electorate seats. With only ~20% party vote, they’re entitled to ~24 seats — the extra 16 become OVERHANG. NZF/ACT then grow on top of those 40, sharply changing the balance under MMP.

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@2ETEKA If 1 in 3 National voters shift their PARTY vote to NZF or ACT, National still keeps ~40 electorate seats. With only ~20% party vote, they’re entitled to ~24 seats — the extra 16 become OVERHANG. NZF/ACT then grow on top of those 40, sharply changing the balance under MMP.