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Joined August 2019
FPL Roy retweeted
I really do not have the energy for this. Such desperate behaviour. The absolute reach it takes to turn these photos of Tama Potaka and Matt Doocey into some sort of equivalent to Kerrin Leoni’s situation, or the Greens and Te Pāti Māori visiting a Mongrel Mob pad, is astounding. Being approached for a photo at a large Kīngitanga event (in 2024) is completely different from choosing to visit a gang pad, address the gathering of patched members, and implore them to vote for you. Likewise I have been clear that gang members are entitled to access public services etc and if they are at an event (not a gang event) a minister should engage them in good faith. At least this guy with Doocey had his patch off…can’t really take the one off his face. The location, purpose, and circumstances are relevant because we aren’t all complete retards. It is clearly too much to expect intellectual honesty from some people. And I apply the standard to Chris Hipkins too. Even though he is carrying on like a pork chop about this being “hypocrisy”. Harry Tam has put up this photo of Hipkins in what reads to me as a fairly obvious “fuck you” after the Leoni fallout. But the photo itself looks like an ordinary encounter while Hipkins is out and about. It does not establish that he was courting a gang, begging for votes, or endorsing it. If someone asked him for a photo and he obliged, I’m hardly going to pretend that is evidence of him cozying up to the Mongrel Mob. See how easy it is to apply a consistent standard, even to someone whose politics I strongly oppose? Woooooow. Politicians meet thousands and thousands of people. Agreeing to a photograph is not an endorsement of everything the person beside you has ever done or belonged to. Deliberately turning up at a gang’s premises to seek political support is a different kettle of fish. The media and the left seem very keen to blur the distinction to try stem the bleed in the left’s campaign. But New Zealanders are smarter than this lot give them credit for. We can all see the difference and pretending otherwise just makes Hipkins and Labour look more shifty. How many more days left of this shit?
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Labour’s Tāmaki Makaurau candidate Kerrin Leoni at a Mongrel Mob chapter fundraiser in branded Labour clothing, soliciting votes.
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So Justice Dale La Hood has overturned the decision to ban puberty blocker chemicals in New Zealand Has he been bribed or is he just a woke idiot 😡😡😡😡
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Bellow is my full prediction for electorate results for the 2026 election. There are a few in Labor and Nationals columns that are a toss up and I fully believe that there needs to be tactical voting in every seat to help National get an overhang.
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Labour continued Dunedin, Taieri, Ikaroa-Rāwhiti, Te Tai Tonga Greens 3 Auckland Central, Wellington North, Te Tai Tokerau Te Pāti Māori 3 Hauraki-Waikato, Waiariki, Te Tai Hauāuru Act 1 Epsom
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Labour 24 Glendene, East Cape, Henderson, Māngere, Manurewa, Mount Albert, Mount Roskill, Ōtāhuhu, Waitākere, Palmerston North, Hutt South, Kapiti, Kenepuru, Remutaka, Wellington Bays, New Lynn, Wairarapa, Banks Peninsula, Christchurch Central, Christchurch East...
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Port Waikato, Rotorua, Taupō, Tauranga, Waikato, Rangitīkei, Tamaki, Taranaki–King Country, Tukituki, Ilam, Invercargill, Kaikōura, Rangitata, Selwyn, Southland, Waitaki, Waimakariri, West Coast–Tasman, Wigram, Whanganui
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National 40 Botany, East Coast Bays, Kaipara ki Mahurangi, Maungakiekie, North Shore, Napier, Northcote, Northland, Pakuranga, Takanini, Upper Harbour, Whangaparāoa, Whangārei, Coromandel, Hamilton East, Bay of Plenty, Hamilton West, Nelson, New Plymouth, Papakura...
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FPL Roy retweeted
Not a single mosque has been damaged during the French riots. Must be a miracle.
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You know Luxon won the debate when only 56% of Stuff readers said Hipkins won
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FPL Roy retweeted
Can we please stop acting like the Greens & TPM were at the Mongrel Mob pad to help the "downtrodden" or offer a pathway out of organised crime? BE HONEST. THEY WERE THERE FOR VOTES. It's an election campaign. They are there because gang members plus their families probably represent 50-100,000 votes. This is about who are you willing to go making promises to. Who are you willing to pitch to. Who are you willing to legitimise. In exchange for votes. Government agencies and NGOs should work with gangs and their families. Actual MPs do not need to go take selfies in front of massive gang insignia. And if there is a real pressing need to for an MP to meet with gangs perhaps they can take their patches off and meet somewhere neutral.
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FFS! David Seymour is a total disgrace. He would sooner sacrifice the country than give up his seat — a decision that makes no difference to ACT but could save the coalition - and New Zealand. In an unbelievably disgusting interview with Duncan, Seymour is now trying to discredit strategic voting. Why? Because internal polling shows Act’s Tamaki seat is going back to National (after James Christmas exposed himself as a woke progressive and a Co-governance fiend). The poll numbers also show that Seymour’s own seat of Epsom is down to roughly half his 2023 margin and is now in play for a Goldsmith win. So all of a sudden Seymour is trying to discredit the overhang strategy and gaslights by saying things like “Oh, I don’t think it works — this has all been overcooked” and “Well, I think National and Labour will both get the same number of electorate seats, so there will be no overhang.” This is so disingenuous of Seymour. David Farrar has just released his forecast, which has National at 37 electorate seats (including Tamaki) and Labour at 25. Anyone with half a brain knows National will win far more electorates than Labour. Seymour then explains how dangerous The Opportunities Party would be in government, but says he could still work with them. This guy would rather have the left in than give up Epsom and Tamaki. It will make no difference to ACT if those seats go to National to help ensure the coalition wins in November — both he and James Christmas will get in on the list regardless. Maurice Williamson comes on to push back against Seymour’s BS analysis, and Ashley Church completely smashes Seymour’s garbage, calling him either thick or insane: “Seymour’s vanity is greater than his recognition of the urgency of the situation New Zealand is in.” This is going to backfire badly on ACT. Voters will be enraged that David Seymour is willing to throw NZ to the dogs needlessly. Seymour needs to pull his head in immediately and signal to Epsom that he doesn’t want their candidate vote. Mark my words, if he doesn’t, and it results in him holding Epsom — a seat he was gifted via strategic voting— and then the centre-right loses the election by one seat, Seymour’s political career will be over and Act will be punished heavily. Watch this, it’s shocking.
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FPL Roy retweeted
Look how amused the gang member who is filming this looks when he flips the camera toward the end.
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Britain will burn like France unless we deport those who want us dead. We must act before they do.
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🚨In a stunning development, Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong has told an LGBT website that trans ideology is a bottom line in negotiations, as are puberty blockers for kids. She also criticises the radical RSE curriculum, even though she doesn't actually know what's in it. Sounds like a perfect radical left wing party eh.
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Back in 2023, @dbseymour came onto our StraightTalk programme and in one short interview (which went viral) @actparty polling tanked. Now in 2026, Mr Christmas in Tamaki has told social conservatives to buzz off. They will. And ACT’s polling will tank again. Merry Christmas 😂😂😂😂
A friendly message to the Right Honourable Winston Peters
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Apparently it's not a 'merry' Christmas for an ACT MP when a politician like @winstonpeters dares to describe abortion factually, and speak up for the rights of the unborn child (including little girls). It's "beating the drum of your socially conservative rebrand", according to this ACT MP. The great irony of course is that Tamaki voters voted in an ACT MP last election who removed pay equity claims affecting.... mainly women! Oooops.
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According to @1NewsNZ, 'strategic voting' is okay - when done by the left. Good to know. 🙄
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FPL Roy retweeted
I think some Kiwis would be surprised to see the answers given by Chloe Swarbrick and David Seymour on the topic of freezing MPs’ pay. Or maaaaybe not?
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