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@matt_horncastle No

Chris Hipkins needs to go. Surely in the Labour party they have someone that is a less terrible person???

@TaxpayersUnion Robbie is down to his last $400 million

Why are taxpayers subsidising major event promoters? Showbiz welfare has no place in New Zealand. 💸

@NewstalkZB lol. try harder

'Super-K': The new flu strain to look out for this winter newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/heather…

@matt_horncastle He's a Globalist WEF, UN ,EU and WHO Puppet, flying NZ into the ground. Wake up son.

Christopher Luxon is our best option for Prime Minister. He is a safe set of hands. The world is getting hard, we need an adult running the country.

@NZNationalParty chrislynchmedia.com/news-items/gov…

Getting economic management wrong during the Iran conflict will have long-lasting consequences that are difficult to unwind. We saw this in the aftermath of Covid where decisions led to debt reaching $120b and inflation hitting a 32 year high. This saw mortgage rates and other prices skyrocket. Kiwis are still grappling with the effects of that today. National wants to ensure those mistakes are avoided. Responsible economic management matters most when the world is volatile and unpredictable. By fixing the basics in the economy, we have been repairing the post-covid damage done by Labour: - We’ve reined in wasteful spending saving taxpayers $43b to date in unnecessary expenses - This has lowered interest rates, meaning Kiwis’ average mortgage repayments are down by as much as $10,000 - We’ve lowered taxes, and, - Our economy has been growing again, which means exporters and businesses doing well and more job opportunities. Latest data shows 1.1% growth over the last 6 months of 2025 with growth still expected to continue, even with the conflict. Sticking to National’s careful economic plan is how we can best insulate New Zealand and New Zealanders against this global shock and protect New Zealand’s future.

@Infideliter2022 NZ is on the slippery slope, and gaining momentum

Theres something very sus about NZ 1st and the fishing industry. For me this seals NZ1's fate. No way I'll vote form them after this.

@martinhector1 @TheRedbaiter Under Wayne Brown, Auckland Council's administrative overheads have blown out by 30 percent!

@NZREPROPERTY @TheRedbaiter thats why he got kicked out of the far north- complains and achieves nothing, just takes a few years for many people to realise thats all he does

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown made a good point in his Ryan Bridge interview today- We are witnessing the steady decades long decline of New Zealand. No govt has had any real ideas on how to stop this decline, they've merely managed it better or worse. So where are the ideas?

@Strange_G @EYakoby 😂😂

@EYakoby The fat fuck is so falling apart. He looks like he’s about to go to heaven

BREAKING: Cenk Uygur has an insane meltdown on Piers Morgan and begins screaming and cursing while veins pop out of his forehead. Completely unhinged.

@Kelly26552573 Just be healthy which is worth millions, and be frugal...

I can breathe again. The stress has been a lot. My husband lost his job 5 mths ago. After paying over a million in tax there was no help for us being kiwis. We chewed through all our savings to stay afloat. Down to the last 5k. Got a job today. 🙏🏼

@chrisluxonmp We produce our own oil in Taranaki, yet we ship it away because we lack the "pragmatic common sense" to refine it...

If you’re feeling concerned about petrol prices, you’re not alone. We know it’s tough, and the last thing any household needs right now is more pressure on the budget. While these pressures are global, New Zealand is in a stronger position to handle the impact of conflict in the Middle East than we were two years ago, because of the steps we have taken to rebuild the economy. We will continue to manage the economy responsibly and support Kiwis through this unpredictable time, delivering the steady economic management needed to minimise the impact on households.

@otokyo__ All of them

How many 7's do you see?

@SkipMccabe His wealth is only about $400 million lol

Things are tough. Nek Minnit: Govt to pay $70 million to lure Robbie Williams to NZ

@NZNationalParty The total tax on New Zealand petrol is over $1.20 per litre, it's extortion

The conflict in the Middle East will have an impact on the economy, but NZ is starting from a much stronger position now than was the case a few years ago under Labour - when debt had reached $120b, inflation was at a 32 year high of 7.3%, and skyrocketing mortgage repayments and higher taxes were weighing Kiwis down.

@playmatejaylene Deep breathing through your nostrils is a highly effective way to go to sleep.

what do you do when you can’t sleep?

@HopeRising19 More people need to understand the importance of your unwavering commitment to expose the truth.

WHEN YOU SPEND TIME WITH A COUPLE SHINING WITH FAITH....AND IT RESCUCITATES YOUR OWN BADLY DENTED FAITH.... Sometimes you meet a man (and a woman) of faith who leave an indelible mark on your own faith journey. I have just returned from 3 days in Palmerston North, where I was honoured to share the speaking platform with Graham Hood and NZ truth speakers Dr Matt Shelton, Dr Alison Goodwin and lawyer Sue Grey. The event was one of the most memorable I have spoken at. A crowded room of at least 350 guests. Hoodie delivered a keynote that felt divinely inspired to me... He spoke of FORGIVENESS and the timing felt just perfect with a highly receptive and deeply moved audience. Graham and his lovely wife Michelle shared their faith journey, the miracles that brought them together and strengthened them for years of work in the sexual abuse space, before Hoodie became known the world over for his stand against Covid vaccine mandates. I will never forget these three days and the incredible privilege of spending time with such a faith filled couple, working (at huge personal cost) to inspire and heal lives crushed through sexual abuse....and covid vaccine (and mandate) harm. My deepest appreciation and thanks to both of you, Hoodie and Michelle @GrahamHood35411

@matt_horncastle 'Bring Back the Best Years of No Government or Council Corruption'

I need ideas. Central city billboard. 3m wide 6m height

@ronsterd89 Wish I could pay for him

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you see this photo?

@SimonRAnderson She was Gestapo during lockdown

This is misdirection from Minister of Immigration Erica Stanford. Stanford has no intention of deporting any refugee who commits a serious crime in NZ, she is far more concerned with prohibiting women's rights activists entering the country to speak about child safeguarding. Remember, this is the awful woman who campaigned to have @ThePosieParker's entry visa rescinded, lest she offend Stanford's friends in the deviant community. The Article 1F(b) Stanford references here is the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees. New Zealand is a signatory to it and to the 1967 Protocol. Devious Stanford announces her intention to reinterpret that Article with a big song-and-dance act. Here's the thing: it applies to non-political crimes refugees have committed in other countries before they arrive in NZ: F. The provisions of this Convention shall not apply to any person with respect to whom there are serious reasons for considering that: ... (b) he has committed a serious non-political crime outside the country of refuge prior to his admission to that country as a refugee; But it gets worse. Here's the bit Stanford is hiding, that she's hoping this theatre will distract you from: she already has the power to deport criminal refugees in Article 32 and chooses not to use it: Article 32 expulsion 1. The Contracting States shall not expel a refugee lawfully in their territory save on grounds of national security or public order. 2. The expulsion of such a refugee shall be only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with due process of law. Except where compelling rea- sons of national security otherwise require, the refugee shall be allowed to submit evidence to clear himself, and to appeal to and be represented for the purpose before competent authority or a person or persons specially designated by the competent authority. 3. The Contracting States shall allow such a refugee a reasonable period within which to seek legal admission into another country. The Contracting States reserve the right to apply during that period such internal measures as they may deem necessary. ...reinforced by the exception to refoulement in Article 33: Article 33 prohibition of expulsion or return (“refoulement”) 1. No Contracting State shall expel or return (“refouler”) a refugee in any manner whatsoever to the frontiers of territories where his life or freedom would be threatened on account of his race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion. 2. The benefit of the present provision may not, however, be claimed by a refugee whom there are reasonable grounds for regarding as a danger to the security of the country in which he is, or who, having been convicted by a final judgment of a particularly serious crime, constitutes a danger to the community of that country. Just another National party globalist dedicated to flooding New Zealand with the dregs of the third world and, once they've arrived, ensuring they remain. Reference: unhcr.org/media/1951-ref…

@PatrickByrne Its called Premeditated Murder , meaning they had time to reflect before committing the homicide.

Roman engineers would finish building a bridge then stand beneath as scaffolding was removed. It was a great way of making them "eat their own cooking". How decadent is our age? Vile elites exempted themselves from a killer Vax they forced into your and your child's arms.

@Suitandtie9999 HDPA is quite vindictive

Wow. This afternoon, Heather du Plessis-Allan offered her hot takes on what's been going on which included implying that Jade Paul is actually jealous because Hipkins has lost weight. “And she’s bitter and she’s gone septic.”