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@bryonycdc On the ground and still in possession of a weapon. He was still a threat.

concerning amount of people okay with police officers kicking in the head of someone when he’s already down, that someone may be abhorrent and deserving of it, but kind of sets the level of how they can treat anyone else don’t you think?

@the_salty_one_ Women deliver? Is that about Uber Eats?

We don't hate politicians enough. We need people in power that don't want or need more power or money. They are all corrupt.

@terri4436166795 @jackunheard So if it’s not Mandani after being elected then why would it be Trump after being elected?

@jackunheard The same people blaming Zohran Mamdani for a shortfall in New York after 4 months are the same people still blaming Biden for the US economy after a year and a half

Zohran: Everything will be free *4 months later* Zohran: So, we ran out of money

@DisrespectedThe It’s a defence tactic. She is attempting to make the man the bad guy so she can dismiss his point meaning so don’t need to argue the point. Much the same as ‘I don’t like your tone.’

Listen to this woman in this clip. Rules for thee but not me.

@BlazeBrandMan @YourAnonNews @JDVance Believed you couldn’t own land? Did they not have territories which they fought each other over?

@YourAnonNews @JDVance In order to immigrate, there has to be a country. America wasn't founded until 1776. So everyone before then is a settler. Natives believed you couldn't own the land; anyone could live here. That clear it up for you? Or are you just a CCP bot bitch, and reason doesn't compute?

This is how stupid this administration is. CBS Presenter: This is a country founded by immigrants Vance: This is a country founded by some immigrants and some settlers. Yo @JDVance who are the settlers? Tell us who the settlers are you fucking chode.

@HerrHaynes @sox1_chi @LesionHeir @YourAnonNews @JDVance Tribes stole territory off other tribes and sometimes by using brutal and cruel aggression.

@sox1_chi @LesionHeir @YourAnonNews @JDVance lol There was a civilization before the settlers showed up an stole it. Just because the rest of the world didn’t know about and didn’t recognize it as a country doesn’t mean it wasn’t.

@BasilTheGreat He’s not interested in improving his home country, why would anyone think he’s going to improve the one he travelled to?

There are two types of people in this world One cares more about the third world migrant The other cares more about the centuries old wall Which are you choosing?

@SkywagonD @Mountain_Tui She had a historic conviction for possession of marijuana.

@Mountain_Tui Let’s hear the other side of the story without the TDS.

Mother of Kiwi detained in US ICE facility after a trip from NZ asks Winston Peters for assistance. Other journalists have also written to the Foreign Minister. Despite assurances from MFA, the family say they have received no help rnz.co.nz/news/world/593…

@Michaelnz60 @Mountain_Tui Green card.

@Mountain_Tui Was she in USA illegally ? Or did she have legal visa's?

@Mountain_Tui On a Green card and she had a historic conviction for possession of marijuana.

@NZNationalParty Have you asked India for some fuel?

We’re staying ahead of the game with our fuel plan. The Government has signed an agreement with Z Energy to secure around nine extra days of diesel reserves – to help shield the country from the global oil shock. Diesel drives our economy, from freight to food production, and by being prepared and sticking to our responsible economic approach, we can best protect New Zealand against global economic uncertainty. We’re acting early and responsibly to strengthen our fuel reserves and keep the economy moving.

@SpencerHakimian I think he’s told the runner on 2nd base to steal 3rd.

This going is going viral as people notice what is truly going on.

@CongressmanRaja Trump HRH.

They’re not even trying to hide it anymore.

@AbolitionRising They were seeking to be offended.

Why is it tragic?

@LeicesterCook @RodgeDj @chrisluxonmp Seems more LABD.

@DanGulbarez @RodgeDj @chrisluxonmp It’s FDI.

Today, we mark a historic milestone in the relationship between India and New Zealand: the signing of our Free Trade Agreement.   It was only 13 months ago that I travelled to India to meet with Prime Minister Modi and launch Free Trade Agreement negotiations. India is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing economies, but our trade relationship has only begun to scratch the surface of its potential. Prime Minister Modi and I could see that an FTA would be a massive opportunity for both our two countries.   Since my visit last March, Ministers Piyush Goyal and Todd McClay, and their officials, have worked tirelessly to negotiate a deal. The outcome of that hard work is a deal that delivers for India and for New Zealand. My congratulations to Minister Goyal, Minister McClay and all the negotiators who made this possible.   For New Zealand, this FTA opens the door to one of the world’s most dynamic markets and creates unprecedented opportunities to trade, invest, innovate and connect. This deal will help diversify New Zealand’s export markets, support the goal of doubling the value of our exports over 10 years, and put New Zealand exporters on a more level playing field with competitors already enjoying preferential access in India.   For India, this deal means growth, innovation and new opportunities. It gives Indian exporters tariff-free access to the New Zealand market from day one, and it gives Indian consumers improved access to our high-quality exports. It creates new ways for India to partner with New Zealand on agricultural productivity and benefit from New Zealand’s world-leading agri-tech and food-production expertise.   This agreement matters not just because of what it does economically, but because of what it says strategically. At a time of global uncertainty, this FTA is a clear commitment by both sides to stable, predictable, and rules-based trade.   And the India-New Zealand story is about more than trade. New Zealand and India are building a relationship that is bigger, deeper and more exciting every year – across trade, investment, defence, sport, and innovation.   New Zealand’s vibrant Indian diaspora is central to the strong relationship between our two countries. In Prime Minister Modi’s words, the diaspora is a “living bridge” between New Zealand and India. The contribution of the Indian community to New Zealand is immense: in business, in science, in education, in health, in the arts, in sport, and in communities right across the country.   While today is a big milestone, it is also just the beginning. We are excited about the next chapter in India-New Zealand relations.

@LeicesterCook @RodgeDj @chrisluxonmp But they need $20 billion from us?

He’s right about only scratching the surface. New Zealand should be aiming to 10x that commitment. India is rapidly becoming the world’s second economic powerhouse after China, and stronger investment ties now will shape decades of trade, technology, education, and strategic partnership. Waiting on the sidelines would be a mistake.

@Mark54875136 @aniobrien Not one scratch?

@aniobrien God he got be the most luckiest president ever all the attempts not one scratch gee the hit men must be blind

There were heaps of emergency vehicles & closed roads on the way to my hotel from DC airport. Asked the driver if it was always like this and he said “think something must have happened”. Turns out someone tried to shoot the president again.

@DarrenWalshPuns Un-de-turd was the best one.

Jokes on the Street in Buxton - Part 6 On tour now

@Suitandtie9999 @NuZillund “simply beggars belief that the Greens consider this kind of violent, toxic behaviour suitable for a potential Member of Parliament. “ Considering the G.P. lately I would actually expect this from them.

Serious questions need to be asked about the Green Party’s standards after selecting Michel Mulipola as their candidate for Māngere. His social media is full of vile abuse: calling police “cunts” and “pigs” while laughing at them, labelling a minister “a piece of shit,” and sharing grotesque cartoons that depict one minister with faeces streaming from his eyes and an anus for a mouth, while another is shown as a baboon with the minister’s face on its rear. He has incited outrage against a Samoan woman simply for volunteering with the IDF, celebrated Charlie Kirk’s assassination, issued threats, promoted his own “Death, death to the IDF” t-shirts, edited a video purporting to show Israel shooting a small child, and casually referred to Hamas as “armed resistance” and “a misnomer” — ignoring its designation as a terrorist organisation, its structured military wing, and its tactics and ideology. He has even labelled democracy itself a “red flag” and dismissed peace in Gaza and a two-state solution as a “cop-out.” The list goes on and on. It simply beggars belief that the Greens consider this kind of violent, toxic behaviour suitable for a potential Member of Parliament. How can a party that claims to stand for compassion, justice, and democracy possibly endorse someone who so brazenly glorifies violence, dehumanises opponents, and rejects the very democratic values he would swear to uphold? This is not political passion; it is poison.

@BrendanFarthing @10NewsAdl No. He was on a power trip.

@10NewsAdl What a joke. I bet that parking guy is threatened by management to do exactly what he did or he’ll be fired. No human would behave like that otherwise.

A South Australian man is calling for urgent changes at Adelaide Airport after a distressing encounter he says left him feeling humiliated and discriminated against.