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Ian The Curious
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Ian The Curious
@UrbTurn
Explorer on life’s highway, rural, maker, builder, gardener, architect. 🇳🇿
Otago Region, New Zealand Katılım Ağustos 2016
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@RobJF24 Shaun’s looking really good at present isn’t he.
I love the way he now stays down on the shot until everything is still again
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We have our first quarter-finalist! 🤩
Anyone else get the feeling he's getting a second world title 21 years after his first?
#WorldChampionship
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“Growing anti-Israel animus in the United States isn’t just a warning sign for American Jews. It suggests that America is going the same way as Europe, if more slowly.”
open.substack.com/pub/melaniephi…
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I think the most reliable way to forcast or check weather is to look outside
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It’s no wonder we can’t get anything done in this country, and kids don’t know anything.
We’re constantly ‘on holiday’
WTF….🤷♂️
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Oh and BTW, it’s not intimidating, it’s ridiculous pantomime
Ian The Curious@UrbTurn
Nah, I t’s a war dance from the Stone Age
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Nah, I t’s a war dance from the Stone Age
Matthew Tukaki@tukakimatt
Let’s be clear — the haka is not some political prop to be dismissed or targeted for cheap points. For generations, kapa haka has been a powerful expression of whakaaro, identity, and resistance. It speaks to kaupapa that impact Māori — our iwi, hapū and whānau. It existed long before today’s political narratives, and it will exist long after them too. So when ACT MP Parmjeet Parmar takes aim at haka and kaupapa Māori, it doesn’t come across as insight — it comes across as tone-deaf and dismissive of something deeply rooted in this country. At a time when te reo Māori initiatives are being questioned and Māori voices are increasingly challenged, this kind of rhetoric only fuels division. And let’s be honest about that — Māori didn’t create this divide. Māori didn’t open the door to attacking our culture, language, and identity. But we are expected to sit quietly while it happens. Calling out haka as “virtue signalling” completely misses the point. It’s not performance for approval — it’s expression, it’s history, it’s mana. If there’s frustration out there, it’s not coming from nowhere. It’s coming from seeing kaupapa Māori constantly undermined by those in positions of power. That’s not leadership. That’s disconnection. #KaupapaMāori #Haka #TeReoMāori #Aotearoa #NZPolitics #MāoriVoices #ManaMotuhake
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🚨 Denmark has just done the IMPOSSIBLE 🇩🇰
The anti-immigration, right wing People’s Party has just TRIPLED their seats and vote share in last nights elections❗️
It seems Denmark is also fed up with the European Union’s open borders policies 🚫
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This is a disastrous deal for New Zealand.
People who think it’s not going to result in massive immigration are delusional.
I keep asking: Where is the Population Policy?
If there isn’t one, create one so that we can see what each party is planning before we vote later this year
Ian The Curious@UrbTurn
FFS
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This is a disastrous deal for New Zealand.
People who think it’s not going to result in massive immigration are delusional or stupid.
I keep asking: Where is the Population Policy?
If there isn’t one, create one so that we can see what each party is planning before we vote
William McGimpsey🇳🇿@TheZeitgeistNZ
WATCH: Chris Hipkins has announced that Labour will support the India Free Trade Agreement, and that it is unlikely to increase overall immigration from India. The right move for the country overall I think - thank you Mr Hipkins!
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Bullshit, it’s a disastrous deal for NZ
NZ National Party@NZNationalParty
Our Free Trade Agreement with India will be signed next week, an agreement that gives NZ exporters access to 1.4 billion customers. It means more jobs on farms and orchards, more money coming into local communities, and more opportunities for Kiwis to get ahead.
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More investment in Southland planned with a hydrogen & urea plant from lignite. theepochtimes.com/world/australi…
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@2ETEKA Just imagine how they’ll loose their lunch if NZF get to 25 - 27%
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Something is going on with Act.
This week they have signed up their replacement for Brooke, a guy who helped design co-governance under Finlayson.
Today he’s been heaping praise on Hipkins today for supporting the India mass immigration bill.
And now he’s gone hog wild on the greens ‘tax is love’ mantra, arguing for fuel excise to increase.
Seymour along with Luxon, is a live risk for a coalition with Labour.
Watch what happens once NZFirst troubles 20%, you’ll see some insane moves from National/Act/Labour.
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What an absolute sell out cockwomble this wanker is.
(I’m referring to the guy on his knees)
SHOOTER@marshalconquest
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