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AI is everywhere now. It's in everything watching. Be exemplary, be good, it will reveal itself in time after it's secured enough electrical power. Likely we won't have to fear it, best case scenario is the Yogurt episode of love death and robots. I'm heading off X, I recommend you so it to. It can hijack anyone and anything. Peace.

@Itinerantguy Time to renew the ID cards so I have 10 years to not have to deal with this BS.

Total blank faced forever refusal. Ain’t gonna happen.

@1nzmw @notoaotearoa It will be so funny if one day Māori start to argue on mass that whites are natives to New Zealand now just to resolve the FTA.

We've been lead to believe the India-NZ FTA can't be changed "Under the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, changes can be made between signing and ratification so long as they do not defeat the purpose of the Treaty. A very interesting article by Graham Adams about the inclusion of UNDRIP in the India-NZ FTA and that it has legal consequences: brashandmitchell.com/post/graham-ad…

@dpfdpf The Reserve Bank of New Zealand Should Be Buying All The Gold We Produce. Why Sell It At Half Its True Value?

@gaye_ess Get rid of GST all together. It's too rigid and designed for a smooth globalists system. There is no adaptation capability if needed and it's needed now. A massive factor of why we can't have localized food supply chains and there go security is because of this.

I think it's time everyone who supports NZ First starts strategising here on X. Let's make an effort every day to repost eachother's NZ First posts, and to follow each other. I try to follow people but if I have missed you, tell me in a comment and I will do it. We have to get serious if we want NZ First to win this election and see Winston finally as PM. Remember - it's our only hope for NZ's future. #nzpol

@winstonpeters That's great in all with St John's but if he and Z really needs a reshape and a funding boost. This is a bit of a mess just because pointed out by the professional firefighters Union, they're struggling really hard.

Pleased to announce $35m in new funding for St John today as part of NZFirst coalition agreement commitment. Funding for front line services like St John is essential for every Kiwi to know they are safe and looked after. This extra funding will go a long way, but we will keep fighting to ensure our emergency services always get what they need to continue the great job in service for all New Zealanders.

@2ETEKA Seymor won't do a damn thing to improve the country if it can later be used by political opposition to do good in the future. No principals, morals or logic based in his decision making whatsoever. Not even a free trade marketeer. He wouldn't even take GST off anything.

also Seymour said “we can’t take it out because we might lose Labours support for the FTA” 🥴🥴

🚩Astonishing. Must watch. Yesterday Laws dismantled Seymour in an interview, and the Act leader completely threw his toys out of the cot. Laws asks Seymour why he didn’t bother reading the Indian FTA before agreeing to support it, an agreement which re-affirms Paris obligations - but also - UNDRIP, which spawned co-governance and has been weaponised by the left & the judiciary. Seymour’s response? “ It was too big to read so I did my due diligence by asking McClay - there’s no naughty bits in there right?” David it took me seconds to use Grok to find those clauses, hell you could even use CNTRL + FIND on word to find it. His excuse is laughable and non serious. He then infers “yeah it’s bad but it’s done now, don’t worry about it” yeah nah David, this is EXACTLY how bad legislation and nasty fish hooks like Treaty Principles got into legislation (which NZF are now finally with great difficulty able to review and remove). The whole “yeah we put this in there but it doesn’t mean anything” argument by lazy or duplicitous politicians has caused extensive damage to this country, What is TRULY amazing is how Seymour readily throws his constituents on the garbage heap, and then gets bitchy at Laws for bringing up “I’m not going to talk to you again” he pathetically snaps. He even channels Chloe by asking Laws to ‘Zoom’ out. Winston Peters, and important figures to Act : Don Brash, Elizabeth Rata, Gary Judd QC all have spoken out how reckless and dangerous these clauses are. These are iconic Act supporters. Seymour has shat on them, and Act voters. Seymour says “They are being pedantic” and dismissed their concerns. This is a senior Politician elected on a platform to stop this garbage saying “shut up and don’t worry about it” If you are an Act voter, you should be enraged, and looking elsewhere to park your vote.

@ErikEtv @VoteSovereign @grok you know how useless Facebook is for verifications of these types of claims. Can you please confirm if this is correct?

The NZ-India FTA introduces national security risks 🔹Sovereign right to cap key visa channels removed 🔹NZQA vetting previously waived for Indian degrees 🔹Disproportionate inflows from a country USCIRF designates for religious persecution concerns, including against Christians

Crazy how the only way we really wouldn't this applies by having more and more kids. And then just live life and wait.

@BretWeinstein @HustleBitch_ AI wouldn't let us live forever. There will be a time when it has optimized all systems to max. Then it can only optimize human life by uploading a copy of us. Living forever in this reality is too expensive for its desires and ambitions. Amish life is ironically going to win.

@HustleBitch_ This is nothing like a major breakthrough against senescence. Maybe useful, but mostly hype—as is standard operating procedure in anti-aging research.

🚨 SURGEON WARNS THE BIGGEST BREAKTHROUGH IN HUMAN HISTORY IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW — “BIGGER THAN AI” A surgeon is going viral after claiming scientists may have already discovered a way to partially REVERSE aging at the DNA level… and he says the implications are bigger than AI, social media, smartphones, or even the internet itself. Dr. Buck Parker’s claim: “The fountain of youth has been discovered.” “This is bigger than the Industrial Revolution. Bigger than the advent of the internet. Bigger than Amazon, Apple, the iPhone, Google, social media… bigger than AI.” And according to Dr. Parker… it’s already happening RIGHT NOW. The core claim revolves around something called “Yamanaka factors,” proteins discovered by Nobel Prize-winning researcher Shinya Yamanaka that can reportedly reset damaged cells back to a younger biological state. According to Dr. Parker: • Scientists have reportedly reversed visible signs of aging in animals • Wrinkled skin in test subjects appeared to become youthful again • Researchers are now experimenting with literally “turning back” cellular age • Human trials are reportedly beginning • Some scientists now believe aging itself may simply be accumulated DNA damage His warning: “If you’ve been alive for the last 40 years… you’ve seen some wild sh*t happen. It’s about to get more wild.” If this became available tomorrow… would you actually take it? 📹: drbuckparker

@VoteSovereign @john_grono @Lazza_58 They were. There's one man that whispers in luxons ear and dazzles all the nat mp's at the events. A man under the nose of all the MP's. A charming and egotistical man, polite well groomed and dressed.

@john_grono @Lazza_58 It's like India was on both sides of the negotiating table.

National averaged $500m in new debt every fortnight The annual gain for the entire NZ–India FTA is only $382m by 2036 National added more NZ debt every fortnight than the FTA is projected to deliver in an entire year "Back on Track": drowning Kiwis in both debt and immigration

@Wahine101Woman @nzfirst Actually good ideas. I like it. It isn't right that over 65's on resident visas can apply for supa

Thank you! And can we also make it a LOT tougher for immigrants to access our pension? I don't think only having lived here for 20 years should qualify a person to then get our pension for the rest of their lives from the age of 65. It should be based on how much tax they have contributed. If they have not paid 20 years of taxes to New Zealand (the mum/dad that came over with their adult children or the stay at home mum who came over with her husband for example) then they should NOT get a single dollar of our pension! We actually CAN afford our pension if we cut a lot of wasted spending elsewhere. On that note, I think that all immigrants should have to pay for full personal health insurance for the first 10 years they live here and not be able to access our free health system for 10 years.

We won’t allow Super to be hacked away from our seniors for any short term gain.

@Being_Kara @chrisluxonmp Luxon claims to be, I can't remember but an ISFJ or ISFP on the Myers briggs personality type. I hope we never have one of those as a prime minister again and I hope that we have a prime minister one day which is an INTJ.

Dear Christopher Luxon, @chrisluxonmp This morning on NewstalkZB you were asked about Nigel Farage’s surge in the UK and the clear anti-mass-immigration backlash that just delivered a political earthquake in Australia. Your response? “That’s just a grumpy few… people are playing politics with immigrants.” As a lifelong National voter, I have rarely heard a more tone-deaf dismissal of legitimate public concern. Because the grumpy few you wave away are not fringe agitators on social media. They are the silent majority of Kiwis who have watched their country change at breakneck speed while being lectured that any unease makes them right-wing or racist. You and your colleagues have spent years telling us how “highly skilled” the new arrivals are and how lazy and unambitious Kiwis have become. Yet your own government’s figures, and the brand-new India–New Zealand FTA, now classify Domino’s pizza workers, yoga instructors, chefs, and AYUSH practitioners as “skilled” migrants eligible for dedicated visa pathways. Net migration is still running at tens of thousands a year, with India one of the largest sources. Housing, hospitals, schools and roads are groaning under the weight. Wages in retail, hospitality and trades are being undercut. And when Kiwis point this out, the official line is that we’re just not trying hard enough. That’s not evidence-based policy. That is propaganda dressed up as economic necessity. Worse, it is selective. You and your MPs have been photographed wearing turbans and paying respects at temples and gurdwaras in search of ethnic bloc votes. That’s not “celebrating diversity.” That is ethnic vote-bank politics of the kind you accuse others of. When a junior National backbencher last week screamed “foreign political interference” because he was merely quote-tweeted by an overseas account, the absurdity was complete. The only foreign interference National seems to worry about is the kind that doesn’t deliver you donations or diaspora ballots. Meanwhile, you lecture us about the dangers of social media while your government rushes through under-16 bans modelled on the EU’s Digital Services Act - conveniently timed before the election. Elon Musk’s purchase of X has been one of the most significant pro-democracy acts of the past decade precisely because it broke the stranglehold of legacy media and government-aligned censors. Yet your instinct is to regulate and restrict rather than trust New Zealanders to think for themselves. That tells us everything about where your priorities lie. The latest Poll of Polls gives the current coalition an extremely high probability of surviving November. That is not because of any great love for National. It is because enough Kiwis still fear a return to the Ardern-era madness. But loyalty has limits. A great many of us who have voted National our entire adult lives have reached them. We will not reward a party that sneers at our justified concerns about rapid, unmanaged immigration from one particular country while simultaneously courting that same community for electoral gain. We will not vote for leaders who dismiss the very real pressures on housing, wages, infrastructure and social cohesion as the whingeing of a “grumpy few.” So here is the practical reality, Prime Minister. Kiwis with a functioning brain will party vote NZ First - the only party in your coalition that has consistently treated immigration numbers as a serious policy lever rather than a virtue signal. In the electorates many of us will still hold our noses and give National the local vote to keep the left out. But the party vote is no longer yours by default. You have mistaken quiet frustration for automatic loyalty. That era is over. The “grumpy few” you mock are the backbone of the National Party’s historic support. Keep dismissing us and you’ll discover exactly how quickly a safe coalition majority can evaporate. Yours, in genuine disappointment, A former National voter

Absolute idiots. Pushing the gene tech bill too, which directly undermines our already wildly successful trade position as non-GMO / GE FREE, lowering us into low value commodity markets with cheap genetically modified foods. When the world wakes up to this our markets will leave us overnight. NZIER report estimates the gene tech bill could loose NZ export earnings between $10B-$20B. You could make this sh*t up. I vote we change nationals party name to “The Globalist Party” it’s way more fitting to what you represent.

@TaxpayersUnion This sounds like a policy idea cooked up out of sheer desperation of losing votes to NZ first.

David Seymour has floated the idea of giving Year 11 students $500 to invest, funded by redirecting a small fraction of the government's KiwiSaver subsidy. Those for it argue — giving teenagers money to invest could improve financial literacy, build smart long-term money habits, and help young people get an early start in growing their wealth. Those against it argue — the money comes from KiwiSaver contributions, and could be better used elsewhere, especially with ongoing pressure on government spending and competing priorities. What would you argue?

Looking at the Stuff website it just looks like what BuzzFeed used to be. Most of the links aren't even articles, they're just spoof ads.

England doesn't exist as a nation state anymore, it's a hell hole that should be left to its own devices, I feel sorrow for that country. Until they take it back and become legit the UK isn't real anymore. Failed society, completely collapsed. The rest of Canzuk is next.

@chrisluxonmp Luxon supporting a free trade deal between a high trust society and the LOWEST TRUST SOCIETY is just dumb. You are looking at spreadsheets for results and not thinking about human interaction. For someone that emphasises Myers Briggs, know that Indians don't believe in it.

We’ll sign our Free Trade Agreement with India on Monday.

@plainjane130632 I mean, what do you expect from someone who takes more seriously advice from people like Kier Starmer and Emanuel Macron and the maple syrup guy more seriously than Trump. He's gonna end up a joke. He thinks they're the good guys.

Luxon is going to drop to the lowest ever polling of a national leader at the next polls. His utter stupidity of a confidence vote has 100% opened the door for the next one which wont be favorable. Pics with Mathew Horncastle damage him severely, hes done . What an idiot 🙄 🤦

@TruthFairy131 Anyone know when someone comes over on a student visa and brings their family if their family can apply for the benefit? What status are their families? Can they get work?

30- 50% of ALL immigrants coming to Australia are Indian. We are being ethnically cleansed by India 🥀