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The New Zealand government has launched a coordinated, nationwide crackdown on our organisation. Armed police have raided the homes of our activists and volunteers, some of whom were arrested and detained while being served trespass orders on behalf of the New Zealand Indian Central Association. During this operation, authorities seized private property and equipment, including electronic devices, phones and laptops. This campaign of state directed repression is a desperate attempt to undermine growing public opposition to mass migration. We are currently preparing a fundraiser. Our immediate priority is the replacement of seized equipment and potential legal costs. We will call upon our supporters to assist in this effort. 


Remigration Now.

New Zealand needs to have a serious conversation about this shit. Basically embezzlement of public money.

New Zealand authorities arrested this man for exposing the government’s COVID vaccine data. What he uncovered inside the vaccine batches was horrifying. When Barry Young, a former Ministry of Health employee, examined the data, he was alarmed to find a 21% death rate tied to Batch ID 1. Batch ID 1: Total Vaccinated 711, Death Count 152, 21.38% Dead Batch ID 2 showed similar results, with a 17% death rate — Total Vaccinated 221, Death Count 38, 17.19% Dead Batch ID 3 followed close behind, with a 15% death rate — Total Vaccinated 310, Death Count 48, 15.48% Dead According to Young, New Zealand’s underlying mortality rate should be just 0.75%, meaning the odds of these outcomes occurring by chance are roughly 100 billion to 1. And these weren’t isolated cases. Numerous other batches showed death rates of 4.5% and higher. “So statistically, what we’re saying is that there is no chance that this vaccine is not a killer,” Young concluded. And instead of triggering an urgent investigation, this data triggered something else entirely.

🧵The NZ-India Free Trade Agreement, complete list. What each country actually gave up. 🇳🇿 WHAT NEW ZEALAND OPENED: • Every category of goods. Food, machinery, chemicals, vehicles, textiles, every line. Tariff goes to zero on day one. No exclusions, no phasing in, no quotas. • Every service sector. NZ is open to Indian companies by default, apart from a specific list of what stays protected: Air NZ ownership, Chorus ownership, ACC, KiwiSaver, public health and education, fishing access, gambling, tobacco and alcohol retail, Fonterra and Zespri's structures, the Treaty of Waitangi exception (for digital trade only). Notable examples of what NZ did NOT put on the protection list: Spark, 2degrees, One NZ, the banking sector, electricity generation, ports and airports, doctors and dentists, private schools, universities, audit firms, aged care, newspapers, law firms. • A commitment to push US$20 billion (around NZ$33 billion) of NZ investment into India over 15 years. India has no reciprocal target to invest in NZ. If NZ underdelivers, India alone decides whether NZ has fallen short. India alone decides what "proportionate" tariff claw-back to apply. NZ cannot challenge any of it through any panel. The political pressure to deliver lands on NZ Super Fund, ACC, KiwiSaver providers and large NZ corporates to direct savings to India for treaty-performance reasons rather than commercial return. • 1,000 Indian working holiday visas a year. Nothing equivalent for young New Zealanders going to India. • 4,100 visa-holders present at any one time across capped skilled-worker categories (IT, engineering, construction, teachers, nurses, physios, plus 600 reserved spots for chefs, yoga teachers, classical musicians and Ayush practitioners). • An uncapped channel for Indian companies operating in NZ to bring in their own staff with no cap and labour market tests banned. Much like the controversial US H1B - though it is capped at 85,000 per year, is for any company, and has a $100,000 fee. • Uncapped Indian international student visas. Extended locked-in 2, 3 and 4 year post-study work visas. • Legally protect the basmati name for Indian rice growers within 18 months. • Stop NZ insurers from being told to exclude coverage of homeopathy and traditional Indian medicine. • Working with India on connecting NZ's payment systems to India's national instant-payment network and building central bank digital currencies (like a digital NZ dollar issued by the Reserve Bank). The Reserve Bank of NZ now has obligations on payments policy that it didn't have before. Future decisions about how NZ's payment systems develop are tied to bilateral commitments with India rather than purely Reserve Bank policy. • If any future trade deal that NZ signs includes better services terms, it gets automatically extended to India. India made no equivalent commitment to NZ so it can give other countries better terms than it gave NZ. • NZ taxpayers and industry help commercialise Indian apple, kiwifruit, honey and wine growers to upgrade their orchards and supply chains. The same growers we'd be competing with. India can suspend the small NZ market access quotas if it judges we underdelivered. NZ Crown research institutes (Plant & Food Research, AgResearch, Scion) and industry levy bodies (Zespri, NZ Apples & Pears, Apiculture NZ) must divert research budgets and grower-funded levies to build Indian capacity.

I was falsely reported as being a white supremacist. Police confiscated my firearms. With the help of a lawyer and thousands of dollars for his services. I got them back once the cops were informed I had a mixed race family. The person who reported me has also falsely reported others. I exposed him as having raised money to support a terrorist group. He then took a digital harm order against me so I could not continue to expose his terrorist fund raising.

Maiki Sherman's homophobia has gone mainstream!! @1NewsNZ will have to stand her down for this. Shame.

@NZNationalParty @chrisluxonmp ...well since our "expertise" IS farms and orchards we are going to invest 20 billion into Indian farms and orchards so we can import cheaper cheese and kiwi fruit from India. Great win Luxon!

Three years ago, @chrisluxonmp said he’d deliver a Free Trade Agreement with India. It’s now been signed. This deal will deliver more jobs on farms and orchards, more money coming into local communities, and more opportunities for Kiwis to get ahead. Fixing the basics, building the future.

@NZNationalParty Literally no one is buzzing

Everyone’s buzzing about the India Free Trade Agreement, and all the good it will bring to New Zealand communities.

@winstonpeters Great policy... except start with Australians exploiting our gullibility by breaking up woolworths first... once was Woolworths, Countdown, Foodtown, 3 Guys, and a few others I forget the name of

NZFirst Campaign Policy Announcement: NZFirst Will Break Up the Supermarket Duopoly, Bring Food Prices Down for Kiwis New Zealand First is today announcing an election policy to end the supermarket duopoly - breaking their stranglehold, backing kiwi suppliers, and delivering fairer prices at the checkout for kiwi families. For too long, New Zealanders have faced rising grocery bills while Woolworths and Foodstuffs control more than 80 percent of the grocery market. The Commerce Commission has previously found those supermarket giants earning around $1 million a day in excess profits. Meanwhile kiwi families are choosing between heating and eating. The massive imbalance is being felt across the supply chain - recently a grower received just 60c per kg of peas, while those same peas retail for as much as $5.79. The current system sees job losses and uncertainty hit food producers such as McCain Foods and Heinz Wattie's - it means less for producers, less for workers, and more pressure on families. New Zealand First will introduce legislation to reform the system and break up Foodstuffs into two nationwide cooperatives based on brand: one for New World and Four Square, and another for Pak’nSave - putting both in direct competition with Woolworths New Zealand. Real competition means real pressure to lower prices, improve value, and treat suppliers fairly. Our policy will include tougher penalties, faster investigations, and real enforcement powers for the Commerce Commission - penalties for serious breaches will be lifted to match Australia, including fines of up to $10 million, three times the gain, or 10 percent of turnover. The role of the current toothless Groceries Commissioner, belatedly established by Labour in 2023, will also be reformed giving the position the proper powers to investigate, make binding decisions, and impose penalties directly - not just sit on the sidelines and give warnings. We will also address the supermarket giants’ stranglehold over who gets access to the shelf and who doesn’t. When they control the pathway from farm to shelf, they control the price. A new framework for industry rules will be introduced under the Commerce Act 1986, allowing targeted action to fix competition problems more quickly without waiting for lengthy legislative change – it will ensure kiwi producers are no longer pushed out or squeezed off the shelf by a system that favours the biggest players. The days of easy profits and zero accountability for the supermarket giants need to end. Hardworking kiwis need real action to tackle the price of food at the supermarket.

When we were going through the state-mandated foster/adoption training, there was 4 Christian couples, a morbidly obese bulldyke and her androgenous blue-haired goblin, a section 8 couple with tattoos up and down their bodies (who bragged about living totally off of the foster care placements), a conservative, wealthy black couple, and another military couple. One of the things they reiterated time and again was that doster kids were NOT allowed to sleep with their adopted parents. Makes sense. But then they had a "meet the parents" event where a bunch of people who had been successfully placed with kids came in to share their stories. One of the "couples" was a 60-year-old white dude who had divorced his wife of 30 years and abandoned his family, moved a 20-year-old Filipino lady boy in, and the whole presentation was the lady boy giggling about how their adopted "son" slept in his bed and was his "little play thing" (his words) while the old man worked. We were horrified. As we looked at each other with "you gotta be shitting me" looks, the white liberal women running the agency were laughing along, loving it. I raised my hand and asked how that squares up with the rule of "no co-sleeping", and the harridans in charge went ballistic. We had already had and passed a home inspection, but they sent up another "inspector" within days and failed our house on the exact things they had required us to remodel in our home and had praised during the previous inspection. We got dropped from the program later that week with no explanation and no recourse. In the phone call (to my wife, because the shitlib AWFL was not going to face me), my wife was told she did not talk enough in class, and I talked too much. Wife challenged that, of course, and the AWFL just yelled "I don't care! My decision is FINAL!" and hung up. It was the longhouse. This was approx 2015 in Redlands, CA. We worked with an agency called "The Kindship Center". We kept in touch with the normal adoptee hopefuls. We found out that not a single one of the Christian, military, or normal families were placed, but all the gang-bangers, goblins, and freaks didn't have to wait at all to have kids placed in their homes.

🗳️ WHO DONE IT? ... THE SURVEY 🗳️ The clock is ticking! 🕰️ Only 20 working days until the OIA truth drops! 📄✨ Who do you think made the call to "scrub" the safety info on Friday 13th, July 2021 Vaccine ministers meeting? 🤔🔍 A. Jacinda Ardern 👑 B. Chris Hipkins 🎒 C. Andrew Little 🏥 D. Grant Robertson 💰 E. Dr. Ayesha Verrall 👩‍⚕️ F. Peeni Henare 🏛️ Cast your vote in the comments below! 👇👇 Winner gets the "Truth Seeker" crown... and the losers? Well, we’ll see what the OIA says! 🕵️‍♂️🚫 As they say in Monopoli go directly to jail ! Read Daily Telegraph dailytelegraph.co.nz/news/oia-docum… #NZPolitics #OIA #VaccineMinisters #Transparency #TickTock #TruthSeekers #NewZealand 🇳🇿⚖️

Hundreds of people are being allowed to return to their coastal homes in Hawke's Bay this morning. They were evacuated on Saturday as panic and hysteria gripped Civil Defence. This is the only damage being reported by the local media.

@PeterSweden7 Craziness, all these people calling for old English KJV - we don't speak olde English! Best of widely available translations for fluent everyday reading NLT. Best for study/deeper reading NRSV

What's the best Bible translation overall?

@NZNationalParty ...so you support the working poor, while those just above the line drop into subsistence. All the while you fail to see the systemic issues with NZ that SO MANY already need socialist support. Then you drag in more in extra GST than you even return with these faulty ideas

How we respond is important. A $50 per week boost helps with fuel cost increases, while being careful not to increase government debt.

@JosephMooneyMP You're in government- what are you doing about this nonsense?

Most people know that New Zealand’s wholesale electricity price is set by the highest-cost generator in the network, which these days is usually the coal-and-gas-fired Huntly Power Station, providing crucial backup when hydro lakes are low or wind isn’t blowing. What’s less well understood is that households and businesses are effectively paying a carbon premium on every unit of electricity they consume, including the 88–90% generated from emission-free sources. Not because those generators emit carbon, but because the market pays every generator the price that Huntly needs to cover its costs, including its ETS bill. In 2024, the ETS caused New Zealand electricity consumers to pay almost $1.5 billion more for electricity. The Crown collected $223 million of that. The remaining $1.277 billion stayed in the electricity sector, captured as additional profit by generators who emit nothing and owe nothing under the ETS. This happens because only carbon-emitting generators face ETS costs, but those same generators set the wholesale price for everyone. Somewhat counter-intuitively, building more solar, wind, and hydro will not reduce this cost to consumers. More renewables mean more generators receiving the ETS-inclusive price.

@NZNationalParty Easter is not about chocolate eggs. A total insult to Christians

However you choose to spend the weekend, we hope you and your family have a safe and happy Easter!

@StuMorrisonNZ @Infideliter2022 @winstonpeters My recall is different. English ruled out negotiation with Peters before the election and then gave up to Labour after the election despite having a real prospect if being able to form a government by changing his position

How the hell did @winstonpeters see this idiot as a better option than Bill English in 2017? Seriously. 🤔

Rhys here - I'm the investigations lead at the Taxpayers' Union. Earlier this year, it was revealed that Health New Zealand was holding compulsory "Karakia" sessions during work hours. But now, our own research has uncovered something even more absurd, this time at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE). Exposed: MBIE's daily workplace Waiata sessions 🎶🎤 While Kiwi businesses are facing economic uncertainty, the Ministry supposedly responsible for helping businesses has been spending our money on Workplace Waiata – i.e. staff singing sessions in their Wellington offices. And this isn't just a one-off thing: At their swanky Wellington offices, MBIE were hosting 30 minute sessions every work day, every week! MBIE employs 5,892 bureaucrats (it's grown from 4,676 in 2020), literally being paid to sing, clap, poi, and recite Māori proverbs and hymns. According to documents we've unearthed, last year, MBIE bosses attempted to reduce these sessions from daily 30-minute sing-alongs across various floors, to "just" 20 minutes, twice a week. According to email correspondence (obtained under the Official Information Act) one of the reasons for the 'cut back' was concerns about the Workplace Waiata causing noise distraction for others in the office. No kidding! But here's where it gets even more ridiculous... The precious MBIE staffers weren't having a bar of it! They revolted at management for daring to cut back the entitlement. MBIE's CEO was forced into crisis meetings to literally negotiate the waiata schedule! We've unearthed internal emails, chats, strategy documents, and even formal negotiations. Staff wrote an eight page submission demanding that the waiata "entitlement" continue. Staff described the sessions as "taonga" (treasure) and insisted they were essential for "wellbeing" and "capability building." They produced lengthy documents arguing why three sessions per week was the "bare minimum". The bureaucrats claimed that management's instruction to have the sessions during unpaid breaks was "colonial" and "culturally insensitive". They said even "relocating to enclosed rooms" (in order to avoid disrupting other staff in the open offices) was "viewed as symbolic marginalisation" and "hiding the kaupapa". You read that right. The Ministry responsible for making sure New Zealand’s economy works, from businesses and jobs to housing, immigration, and energy, spent months arguing about singing schedules. 📷 That's how woke self-entitled these MBIE staff have become. The "compromise" reached The final compromise and solution? Management eventually agreed through a "cultural negotiation" that the 30-minute sing-along sessions would not be abolished. Instead, they were reduced from five to three 30-minute sessions per week. 📷 Only in the public service could something so ridiculous require this level of executive time, negotiation, and outcome.

@TheJollyBrawler Been pastor 19 years but didn't get that call until my 40's so half working life in the congregation. I had demanding secular jobs WITH service in ministries. I thought being pastor would be the same except ministry's paid. Was so wrong! My church can't afford sabbatical for me

If a Pastor needs scheduled Sabbaticals, I’m not convinced he is in the right line of work. Especially given that the men in his congregation likely work much more physically and often mentally demanding jobs than the Pastorate, and would be laughed out of the factory for asking about a Sabbatical. I also know that many Elder boards force Sabbaticals as a way to care for their Pastor. This practice should be stopped. Clergy can work like men. Or they can find a new job more fitted to their strength and energy levels.

Is there a group, outside of -Clergy -Academicians -And Lefty Journalists who plan to write a book That considers extended “sabbaticals” to be a normal thing?