@DonaldWShimoda@nzfirst@actparty Economic benefit of the FTA
Is that the part where New Zealand must promote $33 billion of investment into India over just the next 15 years?
Or that the FTA will increase New Zealand's GDP by 0.07 percent by 2037?
Help me to understand
NZ First is the only Nationalist party running in the 2026 election. The rest of them are either globalists or Marxists. There really is only one choice and that is the party that will fight for everyday kiwis and put New Zealand First!!
@EerykMcRae You're right about one thing there, rhetoric alone doesn't achieve anything. That is why we are asking kiwis to party vote @nzfirst and give us the mandate we need to effect real change.
@DonaldWShimoda@nzfirst@actparty If the Act Party is supposedly against UNDRIP and Paris Accord, why are these clauses in the FTA that both National and Act have supported?
@DonaldWShimoda "Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them."
Globalist = UNDRIP, Paris Climate Agreement, WHO
Parties who support and promote these institutions and agreements are globalist parties.
@nzfirst are the only party who are calling it out and standing against the tide.
@wideawake_media When you hear the phrase 97% consensus amongst scientists. Just remember itโs a made up statement. As is the phrase โthe science is settled.โ
@nzfirst will withdraw New Zealand from the Paris Climate Agreement so we can get our country back on track!
@TheRedbaiter Itโs concerning how much climate change cool-aid has been imbibed by National MPs. Light blue is the new green.
Meanwhile the Greenโs themselves are full on watermelons. A deep Marxist red beneath a green outside veneer
Shane Jones leading the charge.
Whether you agree with him or not, Shane Jones doesnโt hide behind political spin. He speaks plainly, tackles the tough issues head-on, and says what many New Zealanders are thinking.
At a time when too many politicians avoid difficult conversations, New Zealand First is prepared to stand up, speak out, and put New Zealandโs interests first.
Strong leadership. Straight talk. Putting New Zealand first.