Take Back Our Country NZ!! Throttle back Woke & Globalisation. Pronouns: Winston; Peters.
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TVNZ posted up the clip of Winston Peters refusing to put his hand up to agree that diversity is a good thing.
This clip is the best performing clip on TVNZ’s Instagram page of all time, and 98% of the comments are in FULL support of WP.
Instagram has a younger demographic
Not all young people are brainwashed woke droids. There’s hope.
Party vote NZ First.
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Freshwater Strategy: Leadership effect.
As supplier to Sean Plunket on the platform this morning. “NZFirst is on 13% on our poll of polls, Peters can go higher”
- Dr Mike Turner - Freshwater strategy.
🚩Exclusive Freshwater Poll Shows Winston Peters is by far the most preferred PM across all minor parties, including with the left.
Sean Plunket was given polling data by the CEO of freshwater, who drilled down into polling. It even shows that 30% of Act voters prefer WP as PM.
Mike Turner told Sean that the centre right only has a chance at this election because “Winston the big beast of politics” has doubled NZ Firsts polling since the last election - “It’s NZ First that is pulling the centre right over the line, some Act but mainly it’s NZ First” Turner is currently putting NZ First around 13%.
Earlier this year David Farrar even admitted if Winston Peters was leading National, the coaliton would be far in front of Labour, Luxon has been cancer for National since shortly after he was elected.
Reid also released peripheral poll data this morning showing where Labour has voters to, and NZ First has taken nearly as much as TOP off Labour, with the old school working class Labour voter moving towards NZ First.
Greens - 9.9%
Opportunity: 5.6%
NZ First - 5.1 %
National - 3.3%
Turner warned that if TOP gets over 5% it would basically mean the left wins, unless there is a BIG RIGHT OVERHANG and National hold 40 electorates… which is exactly why Seymour needs to tell Act supporters NOT TO VOTE ACT in the Tamaki & Epsom electorates - and he needs to do this NOW!
Listen here :
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🚩NZ First has been ranked the best vote for Farmers by Federated Farmers. Ahead of National & Act.
NZ First has also ranked NZ First as the party with the most family focused and family values, with WP receiving the green tick from the socially group conservative Family First. Luxon, Hipkins, Seymour, Greens and TPM leaders all received a black cross.
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🚩Exclusive Freshwater Poll Shows Winston Peters is by far the most preferred PM across all minor parties, including with the left.
Sean Plunket was given polling data by the CEO of freshwater, who drilled down into polling. It even shows that 30% of Act voters prefer WP as PM.
Mike Turner told Sean that the centre right only has a chance at this election because “Winston the big beast of politics” has doubled NZ Firsts polling since the last election - “It’s NZ First that is pulling the centre right over the line, some Act but mainly it’s NZ First” Turner is currently putting NZ First around 13%.
Earlier this year David Farrar even admitted if Winston Peters was leading National, the coaliton would be far in front of Labour, Luxon has been cancer for National since shortly after he was elected.
Reid also released peripheral poll data this morning showing where Labour has voters to, and NZ First has taken nearly as much as TOP off Labour, with the old school working class Labour voter moving towards NZ First.
Greens - 9.9%
Opportunity: 5.6%
NZ First - 5.1 %
National - 3.3%
Turner warned that if TOP gets over 5% it would basically mean the left wins, unless there is a BIG RIGHT OVERHANG and National hold 40 electorates… which is exactly why Seymour needs to tell Act supporters NOT TO VOTE ACT in the Tamaki & Epsom electorates - and he needs to do this NOW!
Listen here :
“Winston should lead the National party to put National well in front” - Laws & Farrar (half) jokingly point out.
This week Michael Laws discussed two poll results with David Farrar. Curia’s and Freshwaters. As has been the trend for sometime now, the gap between the centre right and centre left is still slim, in Singapore to promote NZ Oil and Gas this week Shane Jones said most investors were weary that the centre left will win next years general election.
Both Laws and Farrar said that the most extraordinary results were found in the favourability ratings of the current leaders.
Hipkins + 4%
Peters + 1%
Seymour - 12%
Chloe - 12%
Luxon - 18%
Farrar notes that remarkably WP, long been disliked by National and its base, is +30% favoured by Nats voters.
A small party that gets less than 10% will generally have at most 15% positive favourability and attract 40% unfavourable opinions, which is why Chloe nearly always is -25 and Wariri - 40%.
Laws points out that in the lead up to the last election National did not want anything to do with NZFirst, conveying to the public that ACT is its partner of preference, however he believes that has now changed - as Act like National themselves are struggling for traction, while the most preferred PM results from all polls since the 2023 election, Peters is continuing to trend up, as is NZFirst.
The fact remains that Luxon is unpopular - not only with the opposition voters but with his own base. As underwhelming as the 0.8% growth in NZ’s GDP last quarter is, in contrast Aus grew by 0.2% last quarter. It’s a sign of the progressive con artistry regarding net zero, climate change policy that has shackled the west with spiking energy costs which will continue to kill economic growth. Which is why even Albanese, the woke progressive Aus PM has signed an agreement guaranteeing that Labor will allow gas exploration and production in Oz for at least the next 40 years.
NZ Labour continues to be an economic vandal and refuse to sign a bilateral agreement. NZ’ers need to be much more energy literate and understand that this economy ain’t going nowhere, the country will continue to slide into the abyss without energy security. Renewables will not do it. If there were more awareness of our precarious energy situation and less propaganda from the left you would see the Coalition’s pie grow - on the back of Shane Jones’ aggressive pursuit of kick starting Oil and Gas.
The big concern for National is - if the economy does not have a marked improvement by the next election it’s going to be an extremely tight election. Voters since the dawn of time will vote on the economy. The Middle East conflict could easily see major disruptions in energy of oil settled at above US $85 a barrel for a few quarters (or shoots well above) the ensuing cost pressure will more than likely swallow up the projected 1.4% growth in GDP, add to the spiralling energy costs and kick start inflation.
The economy is all that can save Luxon right now, he has zero purchase culturally or politically and needs the economy to improve. National are in a bind to capture the swing voters, with only one route out for the next election.
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Yesterday Barry Soper said he has a bet on that Winston Peters will seriously out perform the polls. The clip below is going viral on other platforms, WP is asked if he is scared of death, and if he thinks there is an after life.
Btw : Declared Donations this election.
• ACT. : $2,347,036
• National : $2,190,955
• NZ First. : $753,000
Money can’t buy class.
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Holyhekatuiteka retweeted
For those that have voted, did you split?
Party vote @nzfirst or @actparty and electorate vote @NZNationalParty
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Yeah
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Nah
527 votes • 4 days
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🚩Tomorrow’s Tax Payers Union Poll will show that the Split vote strategy is Definitely happening. Hosking asks Luxon if he will be rolled.
This morning Michael Laws said, as he was walking down the street yesterday he saw a little old lady who looked vaguely familiar, she came right up, hugged him, and said :
“Michael ! there’s a TPU poll out tomorrow, that shows your split vote strategy is definitely happening!”
That old lady was Ruth Richardson, one time political nemesis of WP & Laws and now Chair of the TPU.
Now this morning Don Brash called out Luxon’s faulty mathematics, and accused Luxon of misleading the country - by saying two tick blue will help National. Brash is right - Luxon and National have hammered themselves with this denial.
Later on ZB a clearly flustered Luxon was asked by Hosking if it’s true that he’ll be rolled once the election is over, and then Hosking asked him this
MH :“If you win more electorate seats than party vote, is that a rort?”
CL: “No it’s not, it’s just a feature of the system”
There you have it… King Canute is finally admitting it - National know the split is on, all their internals tell them the split is on, it’s on like donkey (John Key?) kong and a lot of MP’s are secretly high fiving each other - and working out how to nominate Harry Mowbray and Maurice Williamson for a Knighthood, without pissing off their boss… well that’s easy, Luxon will be gone any which way the election works out.
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One News features Hipkins, Luxon and Wong. Never mind Winston Peters who had over 650 people at his Orewa meeting this afternoon. WP has held more public meetings than the rest of the leaders put together, up and down this country. The others get coverage for scooping an icecream.
The last of the real Politicians -Winston Peters.
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How embarrassing. Seymour wants his cake and to eat it too.
Act authorised an advert by RCR along with NZ First for centre right voters to split their votes. Seymour only authorised the full page ad, if another Ad was run in the same paper, asking for people NOT to split in the same way in Epsom and Tamaki. Don Brash admits “it is illogical”
Adam Pearse writes:
Former National and Act leader Don Brash admits he is running “inconsistent” advertisements that encourage contradictory approaches to the vote-splitting strategy he is promoting.
Brash also says it’s unlikely he would have published an advertisement recommending people in Tāmaki and Epsom give Act their electorate vote if the party hadn’t required it,
In the days after the ads were published, it was revealed Brash’s message to Epsom and Tāmaki voters was demanded by Act, who, alongside NZ First, had to give Brash permission to run the initial ad discouraging a National party vote.
Brash acknowledged he was being “slightly inconsistent” and “illogical On his contradictory ads, Brash admitted it was likely he wouldn’t have published his personal message to Epsom and Tāmaki voters if Act hadn’t demanded it.
Brash says it’s clear that at this peculiar stage in our history, a party vote for National does not increase the likelihood of [a] centre-right government and that’s the fundamental proposition.”
Brash issued a challenge to Luxon, offering to debate the National leader on the topic in any forum Luxon wanted.
When Luxon was asked about Brash’s challenge today, he was beaten to the answer by Goldsmith and Nicola Willis, who both said “Don had his time”, with Willis adding: “He had a run being the Act leader and it didn’t go so well for him.”
Funny thing is, Willis’ time is also done, she’ll be out on her jacksy next week, having ever made it to the leader of one party, let alone two as has Don Brash. Oh He also understands economics.
* National is leading in Tamaki, and it is understood that in Epsom Goldsmith is competitive. Act does NOT need those seats, the country does.
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Helen Clark’s pet - and side show Bob look alike Max Harris is today running adverts saying that the Tamaki Greens candidate has now asked Greens voters to vote for Labour.
Helen Clark became Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) from 2009–2017. In that role she led UNDP’s work on the Millennium Development Goals and then the infamous marxist Sustainable Development Goals : the ones that have helped stuff up the world. She’s an evil shrivelled up hag. And guess who interned in her office in the UN ? - Max Harris.
So queer Max Harris has been endorsed by queer Helen Clark, and then endorsed by the queer Greens candidate, to help Max beat queer James Christmas ? where is the diversity ? seems nearly everyone involved here is gay. It’s mainly contained to the left but Act will have two men married to men on their front bench. Soon we will need to demand some token DEI heterosexuals in some of these seats.
Anyway Nationals candidate is ahead in internal polls and TPU will be releasing their Tamaki poll on Tuesday which will confirm this.
Do not vote for James Christmas in Tamaki, we need the Nats guy to be comfortably ahead of commie clown show Max.
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National, jilted by their internal polling have realised that they will not get one list MP and that vote splitting is infact happening as no one is listening to him or Te Gimp Luxon - so they’ve moved into furniture saving mode.
Key is right here though, Act do not need Epsom so Epsom voters vote for Goldsmith to build the centre right bloc and keep Labour out.
John Key has been rolled out to help Goldsmith win Epsom. It's hard not to read into this that National are not expecting any list MPs
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National’s internal polls are showing the split on the CR is happening - it also shows that Act’s James Christmas (protege of nasty girl Chris Finlayson) is trailing Labour’s Max commie clown Harris and National’s candidate is comfortably leading in Tamaki. Good.
One seat down and one to go .. Give up Epsom Seymour - for the country’s sake.
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Holyhekatuiteka retweeted
Crazy stuff from Seymour.
An electorate vote for ACT is a wasted vote, as is a party vote for National.
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Michael Laws is poised to set a new record upon his return to Parliament: the longest period any returning MP has spent outside the House of Representatives—30 years.
Laws first stood for National in 1987, was elected in 1990, and resigned from Parliament in 1996 (by then as a New Zealand First MP). In the 1993 election he was one of only two National MPs to increase his majority. He openly opposed the economic policies of his leader Jim Bolger and Finance Minister Ruth Richardson, telling Bolger to his face that he represented the constituents who had voted for him, not the party’s ideologues.
He then majorly pissed off Bolger when he organised local meetings to advise retirees—many from the wartime generation—on how to avoid National’s superannuation surcharge, a measure the party had explicitly promised in the 1990 campaign not to introduce.
By the 1993 election Winston Peters had already been expelled from National for criticising his own party’s broken promises, asset sales, and Richardson’s “Ruthanasia” programme of rapid neoliberal reform. When WP sought to contest the Tauranga by-election as an independent, National applied for a legal injunction to block him; the party’s lawyer was none other than mary girl Chris Finlayson. The application failed, and WP won the seat with 90% of the vote.
The same year WP founded NZ First just in time for the 1993 election. Running under FPP the new party defied predictions that WPs political career was over, winning 8.4% of the vote—enough under FPP to win just two seats.
The previous record for the longest interval between periods in Parliament was held by Roger Douglas. He returned as a list MP for ACT in 2008 after an 18-year absence; he had previously served as a Labour MP from 1969 to 1990.
Laws, and advocate of splitting the vote for the overhang told media last weekend “I might not win my seat of Waitaki this year, but I will the election after!” Laws is no.6 on NZ Firsts list.
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Seymour is a selfish git.
The right bloc need every seat they can get, He should be instructing his supporters to vote for National’s candidates in Tamaki and Epsom, those two seats will make NO a difference to Act’s parliamentary make up but could be the difference between the country being handed over to hard left lunatics.
In this election those two seats are useless baubles for Act, and will only serve Seymour’s ego.
Give them up for the centre right coalition you ding bat!
David Seymour says he only approved of the vote splitting campaign on the condition that Don Brash also place an ad pushing for people to candidate vote for ACT in Epsom and Tamaki
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🚩Total scumbags -
Look at Australia’s duty of digital care bill just passed. They are going to control you electronically. Last week in the UK a 15 year old was arrested for making an image of a politician with rabbit teeth and ears to resemble bugs bunny? it’s going to happen here too.
When Luxon said on RNZ yesterday that he was going to cross the aisle more to work with Labour to get legislation passed - The control of the internet is the first cab off the rank. And as we all know, it’s got nothing to do with “keeping kids safe” as this weirdo from National has announced - they want adult restrictions too.
BTW Labour has also announced a commitment to a reserve bank CBDC - yes just want we want , govt issued digitally programmable money.
"all people online"
Breaking news around Labour's plans to regulate the internet. Not only will they introduce an under 16 media ban, they're working on the regulation of adult users as well.
At a media debate last night, Labour's media spokesperson Reuben Davidson announced he is planning-
1) a “Digital Duty of Care” law that will require platforms to protect not just under 16s but all users from "harmful content and addictive designs", and
2) an "independent" online regulator with powers to enforce standards, investigate practices, and fine non-compliant companies.
NZ Labour has said it is basing its "Digital Duty of Care" bill on the Albanese Australian Labor party's version. This bill passed in the House of Representatives yesterday but still needs Senate ratification before becoming law.
Significant opposition exists to this bill.
The opposition criticises vague definitions of harm and the "over-censorship of lawful speech". Shadow ministers and free speech groups have said the law is deeply flawed and unsupportable.
The left (including of course NZ Labour) is coming down on free speech all over the West.
As they face increasing criticism via the free speech avenues the internet provides, but that left friendly legacy media refuses to.
Same old tyranny. Same old communist jackboot.
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BREAKING: 🇳🇿 New Zealand stops funding to UNRWA, joins 🇺🇸🇸🇪🇫🇮. FM: “We want to know our money is going for a legitimate purpose. And you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to work out it certainly was not. We're not financing cases where they actually engage with terrorists.”
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🚩National’s Matt Doocey wears a tutu and pink wig at a primary school for “kids mental health”. The mental health minister was joined by Whangarei national candidate Budd Lloyd Budd also dressed in a pink Tutu and pink wig. He’s funded some pink hair mixed up program for primary schools.
Doocey of course is an infamous trans maniac, having worked at the disgraced gender clinic - the Tavistock in the UK - and also in the house stated “I look forward to celebrating my children’s sexuality and gender identity”.. this sick prick also held up WP from banning Puberty blockers.
You are really going to have to swallow a rat and still candidate vote did these sickos unfortunately. Labour sexualised the school curriculum, National and Act all voted with them for the sick trans enabling laws, Seymour famously defended drag queens reading to kids - for the sake of children party vote NZ First - the party that removed the RSE trans shit from school.
Sick pathetic assholes. I bet Doocey got sexual pleasure dressing up in that crap.
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Trans activist, and ex employee of the Infamous UK Tavistock Clinic (closed down for transing vulnerable children) Minister Matt Doocey strikes again.
Doocey has kept new advice about when to prescribe “puberty blockers” has been kept sealed, months after health officials asked to release the updated best practice guidelines. Doocey, as the minister of mental health, has ministerial responsibility for transgender healthcare.
In a statement, Doocey said the delays were justified so the latest research can be considered.
Doocey who openly supports transgender-ism - even with his own. Children (video below) is waiting for some more fraudulent research that will support his narrative that trans is healthy and joyful. Maybe Pro Pedo Vic uni will be able to provide him with that research. There is a clear and very real link between transgenderism and pedophilia.
This guy is cooked. Get rid of this trans ideologue idiot.
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