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Wellington New Zealand
Joined November 2010
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A certain horse in Sydney is dreaming of her triumphant return if Labour wins tomorrow
From $4,000 to $12,000 or 6 months imprisonment (when we were already locked in our own homes) Failing to wear a mask where its mandatory from $300 to $4000, go to court can go up to $12,000.
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Today we pay our respects to the last man to enter Parliament with honest intentions. RIP Guy Fawkes
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Beautiful x
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Primed for Prejudice spectator.com.au/2026/11/pri… "She locked people in their homes for months. She spent and printed money in an economy-wrecking way that managed to supercharge asset inflation and so amounted to the biggest transfer of wealth from poor to rich and from young to old probably in the country’s history – which is a tad ironic for a lefty politician. Oh, and let’s not forget her blatant jettisoning of the principle of ‘informed consent’ when it came to her country’s vaccine mandates."
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Is it ok for a man to physically grab her arm and pull her away? Does that not make her skin crawl?
Given the footage, these seem like fair questions for the media to put to Opportunity. Does the GM have the authority to end the leader’s public interactions without her direction? Who actually decides whether the leader keeps talking to someone, the leader or the GM? Will Iain Lees-Galloway be in the room for any coalition talks, and will he have any say in the decisions? What formal limits, if any, does the board put on the GM’s authority over the leader’s public engagements and political decisions? Opportunity’s constitution doesn’t give the GM any formal role in coalition negotiations, these sit with the leader, and then the board for approval. The footage clearly shows Lees-Galloway stepping into a conversation Wong was willing to continue, standing between her and the questioner, putting his hands on him, and then grabbing her to turn her, which is a pretty clear example of the GM directing both the interaction and the leader. Given that, having him in the room for coalition talks should raise red flags and questions about how much control he has over Wong and the party.
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Lest we forget
Two Minutes Silence by Charles Spencelayh.
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Suresh retweeted
Before bullet trains, there was this. Duchess of Hamilton, 1938. Peak British brilliance. Art Deco on rails ❤️
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Replying to @AppleBear365
...and just like the UK, they will go for broke as they know they will only have one term to embed their Fabian, Marxist, One world order ideology.
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Roy Morgan Poll is out. Two points here, it has always over pumped TOP, it was quite inaccurate last year, it has assumed TPM will win 3 seats, I think they will win 4 and 3 of which will be O/H seats. What it shows is - even with a 9 seat overhang the left is one seat ahead. We need Epsom for the coaliton and we need to drive down the National party vote and redistribute that to NZF or Act, and a we will win. National : 26.5% - 32 seats Act : 11% - 13 seats NZF : 10% - 12 seats Total 57 Seats Labour : 27.5% - 33 seats Greens : 15.5% - 19 seats TOP : 8.0% - 10 seats TPM : 1.0% - 4 seats Total 66 Seats Factoring in Overhang Seats (assuming 40 to Nats, 3 to TPM) National : 32 + (8 O/H seats) = 40 Labour : 33 Greens : 19 Act : 13 NZF : 12 TOP : 10 TPM : 4 - (3 of which are O/H seats) Total: 131 (66 for majority) CR | Nat + ACT + NZF = 65 CL | Labour + Green + TOP + TPM = 66 Date 28/9 - 28/10 - 859 ppl roymorgan.com/findings/10381…
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Absolutely brutal from a BYD spokesman on designing cars for European conditions.
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Time and again the King manages to show deft diplomacy that outshines any govt minister 👏🏾 “history also teaches us that evil need not have the last word; that character and courage can combine to overcome the most monstrous injustice, as they did with the determination to end international trade in enslaved people, in which the Royal Navy played such a leading role.”
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(no paywall) King Charles III tells Commonwealth leaders: Royal Navy helped end slavery. Monarch says ‘complex’ histories of our forebears must include ‘the good they did as well as the wrongs’ #Slavery #Reparations telegraph.co.uk/gift/96c8057…
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1939 redux
Pamietajcie ze jak zobaczycie niemieckich żołnierzy w Polsce to nie macie się czego bać, oni są po to, żeby nam pomóc. - uspokaja premier. To prawda, niemiecka armia znana jest z pomocy Polakom.
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🚩Today, Christopher Finlayson delivered a vicious attack on New Zealand First, likening the party to Nazis. Phil Goff went further, branding it “neo-fascist.” These two former ministers launched the assault after Winston Peters criticised the progressives term for division - ‘diversity’. Finlayson began by endorsing ACT candidate and his protégé James Christmas for the Tamaki seat — which is an impossibility — before stating that while he has no particular objection to ACT, he holds “a visceral hatred” for NZ First. Disgustingly he claimed the party “evokes memories of Himmler and Heydrich,” two of Hitler’s most notorious lieutenants. Goff reinforced the point by calling NZ First’s politics “neo-fascism.” Finlayson said he was “freaked out” and “really, really scared” at the prospect of Winston Peters gaining greater influence and bringing people into government whom he regards as “truly awful” and unfit for office. Goff, the former leader of the NZ Party (useless), former Mayor (useless) of the biggest city in NZ, and disgraced High Commissioner to the UK, went on to call NZ First “a dangerous populist party, full of prejudice, anti vaxxers, conspiracy theorists and of racists” - this was Goff’s Hilary Clinton ‘deplorables’ moment. This kind of language is not harmless. It risks inflaming unstable individuals. Only last year, a left-wing extremist involved in a protest organised with Green Party involvement used a metal bar to smash a window at Winston Peters’ home while his partner was inside alone. In recent years, conservative politicians have been murdered — Sir David Amess and Ann Widdecombe among them — by individuals emboldened by extreme rhetoric of the kind Finlayson is now using. Just two weeks ago in Australia, Teal MP Helen Haines was deliberately run over and has lost both her legs by a driver in what authorities treated as a gruesome, targeted attack. Finlayson and Goff are irresponsible. Their inflammatory language contributes to a climate in which political violence becomes more thinkable. They need to be held to account for it. These two washed up pig slop politicians are a total disgrace and National and Labour should call them in. @danwootton Youtube Link here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=E2o9GX…
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