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I am a stupid boy
8 months ago

them alien chicky babes are in for a suprise when they abduct the biggest cock in tauranga 🙂

rightoverlabour
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
8 months ago

What’s wrong with Big Black Cocks?

rooster
Hooker Phil
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
8 months ago

I guess they wont be looking for any shrivelled ones inside a cold wet suit any time lately.

BertP
BertP
Reply to  Hooker Phil
8 months ago

Should dive in a drysuit.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Hooker Phil
8 months ago

definately not mate.

Viking
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

nice.

Ross12
Reply to  Viking
8 months ago

It’s good Viking but it is also 1 year old. Steve Kirsch has been “batting” for Barry right from the start. Recently he was commenting on how important the Court case is for everyone, including those outside NZ.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Ross12
8 months ago

I know Kirsh has been posting stuff recently around the court case. I have been sharing it with a few people.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Viking
8 months ago

Slams the UK health authorities for revealing data only to the pharmaceutical companies & NOT allowing any of the public to know.

[UK] Government data refusal
https://youtu.be/9PNAynJ7E3g
16 mins 34 secs : Dec 10, 2025 : Dr. John Campbell :

No mention of Barry Young,
but the point is the same, the control of the raw data, to advoid exposure of the Big Money career high salaries, within health system, etc..

“Publishing the data “could lead to misinformation”
“So giving accurate information can lead to misinformation.
By giving you the truth, you will come to untruth”.

All of this systemically appears to be also a cover up in the UK inquiry.
Accountability is only a long-shot, in not hopeless.
————– ————- ———-
This is just what is asked to be known, but it is denied.

Age at first dose
Date of each dose of covid vaccine that they were given
Date of death
This request is only for adults over the age of 20 and the age information can be given in the categories used in the NIMS dataset to ensure anonymity.

Should be standard practice ^

George Orwell, 1984 —–
“Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” (Part One, Chapter 3)

A path to the truth or so it becomes hi-jacked, to be fully controlled as we heard in NZ, “the only source of truth” in line with the hidden agenda’s plans.

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

Racing engines have a short life.

Competitive sports can damage your body and shorten your Healthy Life Expectancy (HALE).

Tarquin
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
8 months ago

Try yacht racing. You have a near death experience every 5 minutes the way I do it.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
8 months ago

Yup, and didn’t make it super clear that pseudo uridine was replacing uridine either.Even standard AI recognises this

The replacement of natural uridine with the modified nucleoside N1-methylpseudouridine (m1Ψm1 cap psi m 1 Ψ ) in the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccines was a key innovation that enhanced their efficacy and reduced unwanted immune responses. However, recent research has identified potential issues related to this modification, primarily concerning ribosomal frameshifting and the production of unintended proteins. 

This was known in 2013 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0022519313000799

Viking
8 months ago

Re pic 2.
One should learn from the past.

Grinch.

Viking
8 months ago

Whoever said technology will replace paper has obviously never tried to wipe their ass with an iPad.

Last edited 8 months ago by Viking
rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
8 months ago

Video please.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  rightoverlabour
8 months ago

Remember the waxed paper that shit didn’t stick to!

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Sooty
8 months ago

That paper was still on the Interislander when I sailed on it only a few years ago.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Sooty
8 months ago

Wax on,
Wax off!

Then you will learn to “crack it clean”

Odakyu-sen
8 months ago

“If a man gets a gun, he may rob a bank.
If a man gets a bank, he may rob the world.”

Viking
8 months ago

Seymour gets it right on the UN.
Maori kid reporter get nickers in a twist.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1541272247200379

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
8 months ago

If a man gets a gun, he may save his life. 😉

Further to that, where a gun was put to good service, is a good news story.

https://nypost.com/2025/12/11/us-news/kyle-rittenhouse-breaks-social-media-silence-to-announce-marriage/

As a 17 year old in August 2020, you coped extremely with what life threw at you.
So all the best to you.

Mike Hunty
8 months ago

I’m all for Seymour/ACT being put in the hot seat after the election. Thoughts? The rest can all fuck off.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

Problem is there is actually no one that is really worthy of our vote. Now if Ed entered politics, I’d vote for him. ( Hunty, not so much). I suppose one has to line them up and find the one that pisses you off the least. At the moment its a toss up between Seymour and Winston. Winston can’t be trusted. Seymour fails on Ukraine and the Vaccines. I really at this stage have no idea who I am voting for. I do know who I will never vote for, that’s easy.

Now after those words of wisdom, back to perving over Hunty’s exes.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

To use corporates to just casually enforce government directives?

8th Oct, 2021 ….. Act leader David Seymour wants to change health and safety laws to make it clear business owners can require their workers and customers to be vaccinated without facing litigation.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/covid-19-delta-outbreak-acts-david-seymour-says-employers-should-be-able-to-require-vaccination-of-workers-without-being-sued/AHGB2NX3LEH67HJNLSC4TBTR74/
Behind paywall

Sure later when the pressure is applied against him, Seymour starts easing off, like saying that it would be ok if people, workers took to regular testing.

…. 15 Nov, 2021 …..
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/the-country/news/david-seymour-on-vaccine-mandate-and-groundswell-protest/6UMJLWXL6X4S4PJW46IGBSMAGI/
Also paywalled

Also seeing a drop in ACT polls right at that time, of the Wellington Protest, would have helped Seymour in realizing that he had to adjust his tune, & go out & meet the protestors, contrary to what he had signed up with Ardern, Luxon, on not meeting them.
To see what Winston Peters did, in seeing the opportunity for finding his 5%, & most likely many ACT voters giving him the message.

Is that passing the buck, in aiding corporations & business’s?

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
Komata
Komata
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

Mikey

In theory it’s a good idea, but don’t forget that, while you were overseas and the Covid protest was on in Wellington, Mr Seymour very deliberately strode in lockstep with dl and ALL the other MP’s and stayed (By choice) within Parliament House during the time that the protest was on. He also DID NOT make any attempt to stop the (paid) ‘Thugs’ who eventually, and violently, broke-up the protest.

Close observation over many years strongly suggests that Mr Seymour runs with the hares and hunts with the hounds and will do all and anything to both keep his nose in the trough and maintain his public presence.

He has repeatedly proven that he is untrustworthy and will say whatever it takes to keep him in power, while if his supporters believe his words, then that is always to his advantage.

He sounds good and has a lot to say, but his record, actions and words tend to frequently be at variance with each other.

However, ’tis your vote , so if you wish to support him…

Last edited 8 months ago by Komata
DylanHunt
Reply to  Komata
8 months ago

He was compromised over the Covid fiasco. He does not have a cast iron constitution or cast iron balls like Winston, or any of those that stood up against the evil tyranny in Wellington. Like all the other MPs, he let the she devil put a leash around his neck and was told when to bark, when to sit, and when to play fetch.

He was, and still is, in the perfect position to be a whistle blower, spill the beans, and could have given testimony at the Covid inquiry, so clearly someone still has a knife at his throat. No whistle blowing, no apologies, no perspective on what happened.

Evil that is constantly at the gate can be seen for what it is. But someone on your side who will turncoat at the slightest sign of a fight is a hidden enemy.

And his bill to redefine the principles of the Treaty was a side show distraction. All that time, money, and energy was as useful as pissing your pants at a rugby match on a winter’s day: A nice warm feeling , but won’t change the outcome.

He could have just issued a one line statement that there were no principles, and nothing needed re-defining, and mass printed copies of the original treaty.

And in any case trying to redefine a treaty you were not party to, is grave robbing your ancestors.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Komata
8 months ago

Also a big proponent of track and trace, and let’s not forget his enthusiasm for mandatory vaccination of border workers.

In correspondence with me, he may as well have said that employers own employees’ bodies. And that employers deciding what health requirements their employees must meet is, “the correct libertarian position” (quote).

As much as he does many good things, I will never again give my vote to ACT with him as leader.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

Nicole McKee should replace Seymour as leader of ACT. Move aside Seymour, YOU’RE TAINTED. 💩

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

So who will you vote for a beneficial change – Labour/Green/Te partly mawree, these parties will certinaly make change Hi Uncle Joe are you proud of me?

FJA
FJA
Reply to  freethinker
8 months ago

NZF are the most nationalistic party. That suits me.

Viking
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

Huff and Puff and I’ll blow your house down.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

Seemore was in lock step with Bucktooth Betty!

FJA
FJA
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

Also forgot how he white-knighted when Arden disparaged him. That was beyond sickening.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

I will give him credit though – my emails were… impolite, to say the least, but he was actually prepared to engage with me; albeit with a moronic argument.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

Lucky you when I e-mail I get a polite acknowledgment whihc is more than I get form other mps but despite offering solutions to minor issues like energy pensions and productivity nothing – perhaps I misunderstand and MPs really are the fount of all *****

Viking
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

If only SEYMOUR would say waht he should.
He was wrong, and even though many of his colleagues think so, he doesn’t.

You can’t change the past, but you can build the future!

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Viking
8 months ago

The future NZ Politicans and Elites are designing for NZ-especailly Bankers will only be fit for the scum unable to get off the couch.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Viking
8 months ago

Missed that. What’s he done?

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

Hey nobody’s perfect. At the time, I’m sure Seymour thought he was doing the right thing, in his mind anyway. I think he is the pick of the bunch. I honestly don’t see anyone in the lineup who would make the slightest difference to the way NZ is going—Luxon’s Ardern light. Labour doesn’t even get a mention, nor the greens. The nigger party can go necklace themselves, twice. I see ACT as the only logical, sensible choice. 🤷‍♂️

Viking
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

While I agree essentially with your argument, leopards never change their stripes.
Was he, however, prepared to come out and admit he was wrong and what he did i.e. follow the false science that was feed to him without robust enquiry and that he was prepared to back people like Barry, et all and allow a proper due process to be started to nail down the evil perpetrators of the jabs in this country, I and many others would be more inclined to support him.

Earlier, I put up a post of him bagging the UN and rightly so.
If he took the same actions with Pfizer, Jacinda, our lawyers and Justice system and Public Servants who perpetrated this evil on Kiwis, he would eliminate Peters and National and Labour for a long time.

If he exposed who ordered Medsafe to approve the jabs, that would be a good start. There can be no doubt that it happened.

Why didn’t the Medsafe directorate resign en masse?

Start there.
Use some of your spare time digging into that.

How much did Phizer pay to make that happen and who run the operation?

Never seen anything about that other than they neglected their duty and rolled over.

Who were they??

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

See my comment above. I don’t think you can pass off a belief in a feudal lord-like rule over an employee as a mistake.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
8 months ago

Ani O’Brian on the proposed RMA legislation.
———- ———- ——- ———– – – – – – – – –
……. projects this new system will result in 15,000 to 22,000 fewer resource consents annually. That is a reduction of up to 46%. …….

…..  will radically shifted the power dynamic: compensation for “regulatory takings.” ….. [like the community saying they own & control for free, that tree on your property]

……  a “consent lottery” where outcomes are unpredictable, expensive, and painfully slow.
Infrastructure New Zealand and major energy players are firmly in the “cheering” camp. ……

….. returns the right to use land to the people who want to build and grow, rather than leaving control in the hands of council officials and NIMBY objectors. …..

…. [Greens]  view the new laws as a “latest smash and grab against the environment.” ….

….. Renewable Energy Sector say it removes the handbrake ….
…… Iwi and Māori say this is a constitutional fight …..
….. some Treaty experts argue is significantly weaker than the RMA’s existing Treaty clause.
There is no guaranteed decision-making role for iwi in the new regional planning bodies, no co-governance, and no obligation for councils to adopt Māori views or cultural assessments. ……

…… Labour’s reforms were built on a complex, contentious co-governance model. …..

….. Trade-offs ….
https://aniobrien.substack.com/p/new-zealands-planning-revolution
————– ————- —— – – – – — —
Sort of looks good on paper, and when will much of this get through Select Committees & become law?

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Simpleton1
8 months ago

Really looking forward to 46% less council drongos in the consent dept – plenty of jobs you qualify for picking up litter and removing grafitti will a start on your ascendence to higher things like mowing a lawn.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Simpleton1
8 months ago

The clacks get far too much say in anything. And why? They are New Zealanders; we whites are New Zealanders. Why do they seem to think their vote counts more than anyone else’s?

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

Maintaining the power to use their veto power to clip the ticket is what it’s about for iwi.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  FJA
8 months ago

Mistakenly, we gave them that power. Why do they have it? Because “they were here first”? Be fuck they were. No, they need to be smashed back into line. I say smashed because a gentle tut-tut won’t it. And another thing. Im getting a bit wound up driving about and seeing their clack-bunt flags blowing in the breeze. I can see 3 of them from my viewpoint up on Brittiania Heights. When you get to see the scourge that live there, the cunts are whiter than I am! It’s a farkin rort. We all farkin know it.

Last edited 8 months ago by Mike Hunty
freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  Mike Hunty
8 months ago

The politicians simply do not have the guts to do anything radical and until we get real change its just tinkering at the edge and nothing will really change – just watch the council drongo invent ways of delaying and increasing costs ofr a building permit.

freethinker
freethinker
Reply to  freethinker
8 months ago

Further thought – Ntional take note – Sam Broughton Mayor of selwyn and double dip[per as head of LGNZ got thrown out in Selwyn duew to high rate increases and hie Maorification agenda – try and fin the Rollestion library – the building has no understandable name to 85% of the population.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

At this stage Paddy and his farmer buddies would have more chance against Putin than Starmer and his DEI so called Army. The British today are not the bunch that fought in WW2.

Private Godfrey
Reply to  rightoverlabour
8 months ago

The Brits and the ‘Mercans would not have won WWII without their Russian allies doing the heavy lifting.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Private Godfrey
8 months ago

They both recognized the different & necessary strengths between themselves.

Supplies to the Russians WW2 through Lend Lease, with priority given to help the Russians.

…. Khrushchev declaring in his memoirs:—
“If the United States had not helped us, we would not have won the war,” continuing that “we shouldn’t boast that we vanquished the Germans all by ourselves.”
https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/lend-lease-eastern-front

Just the food donations that proved so necessary for Russia that had famine conditions..
Some interesting tallies of locomotives, trucks & who produced what.
Where the truth lies, in the fog of war & what victors say.?

First the Middle East, where the Americans arrived on the Moroccoan side that eventually created an anvil on the Germans after Al Alamein.
Opening up fronts in Italy, then D-day in France tied up German reserves so they could not go to the Russian Front.

Nor did Germany’s ally, Japan have a real go at Russia, which was figured by the spy Sorge, that become known to Stalin.

 informed the Soviets that Japan would not attack the Soviet Union in the near future. 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Sorge

As it would have in part be figured that the Japanese were going to have their hands full with the USA.

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
FJA
FJA
Reply to  Private Godfrey
8 months ago

They could only do any heavy lifting at all because they were supplied with arms and vehicles by the U.S. via Arctic ports.

Last edited 8 months ago by FJA
Viking
Reply to  rightoverlabour
8 months ago

A reminder that the Brits were piss poor at that and called up all their dominions and others to fight the war for them.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  rightoverlabour
8 months ago

Or the Falklands!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
8 months ago

It’s going to get good! Trump wants peace, his enemies don’t. Who is really behind the neocons and globalists?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E9KkvAsSrw
Trump EXPOSES Britain: The Secret Plot to Block Ukraine Peace
Promethean Updates

Susan Kokinda discusses President Trump’s recent national security strategy, which marks a significant departure from over a century of British-influenced American foreign policy. The episode delves into the geopoliti …

Last edited 8 months ago by waikatogirl
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
8 months ago

US Big Tech retaliates against tyrannical EU censorship attempt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1vUTmltaPY
The EU Just COLLAPSED in TERROR after Elon Musk Confirms IT’S HAPPENING!!!
Ron Yates

Last edited 8 months ago by waikatogirl
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

CO₂ Facts vs. Fear with Dr. William Happer | Climate Debrief
https://youtu.be/JvPs0T3jkaQ
22 minutes : Dec 11, 2025 : CO2 Coalition : An interview of Happer

Angela Wheeler and Princeton Professor Emeritus Dr. William Happer as they discuss the science of CO₂ and the roots of climate fear.
Dr. Happer explains how greenhouse gases work,
why climate science drifted off course,
and how politics and profit have shaped the narrative.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
8 months ago

NZ on ethnic suicidal course 👀

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXRNDb9lmfg
What is New Zealand Even Doing?
Carl Benjamin

What happens when you’re gone? 

Last edited 8 months ago by waikatogirl
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  waikatogirl
8 months ago

Some one else in New Zealand notices this, but every one else stays stum.

……. New Zealand is one of the easiest countries on earth for non-citizens to vote in our national elections.

You don’t need to be born here.
You don’t need to have any history here.
You don’t even need to be a citizen of this country.

Just live here for 12 months… and boom…you’re deciding the next government. …..

…… New Zealand is one of the easiest countries on earth for non-citizens to vote in our national elections.

You don’t need to be born here.
You don’t need to have any history here.
You don’t even need to be a citizen of this country.

Just live here for 12 months… and boom…you’re deciding the next government. ….
https://nitter.poast.org/BrianTamakiNZ/status/1998967267376218153

And a few more points made.

Then from elsewhere,

Immigrants will decide our fate as Kiwis…Indians & Chinese….
…because National and Labour have made them the swing vote.

Here’s the cold, hard truth:

 Over 300,000 non-citizen residents can vote in New Zealand elections.

And 1 in 4 people living in NZ today were born overseas…the highest in our history.

 In the last election, fewer than 70,000 votes separated the major blocs.

Do the maths:
The resident-voter bloc is FOUR TIMES bigger than the margin that decides governments.
Kiwis are no longer the ones deciding elections.
With the two big parties neck-and-neck in the polls, the immigrant vote becomes the kingmaker.
This is why Luxon is endlessly wooing the Indian and Chinese communities.
This is why every weekend he’s at another cultural festival.
This is why Kiwis are being ignored, overlooked, and sidelined.
Politicians know the truth:
The immigrant vote now decides elections.

And when power is at stake… they’ll sell off NZ to the highest bidder.
They’re not serving New Zealand…
They’re chasing the immigrant vote like addicts chasing their next hit.

Block voting.
Ethnic bargains.
Backroom deals.
Foreign influence shaping OUR future.

Meanwhile, ordinary Kiwis…taxpayers, workers, families…are treated like an afterthought.

And here’s the biggest rort in the whole system:
Citizens vote… but residents do too.
People with no long-term stake in this land hold the exact same political power as Kiwi families who built it.

How is that democracy?
How is that protecting the Kiwi Way of Life?

That must change.
CITIZENS VOTE…RESIDENTS DON’T.
If you’re not a citizen…you shouldn’t vote.

And if you are a newly-arrived citizen, you should live in NZ for at least 20 years before you have the right to decide our government.

Assimilation first.
Loyalty first.
Roots first.
THEN…and only then…the right to vote.

Because if you haven’t lived through the good, the bad, the hard, the history…you shouldn’t be shaping New Zealand’s future.

And the current case in the courts proves everything we’ve been warning about.
The Ōtara-Papatoetoe election scandal STINKS.
Corrupt Indian candidates rorting the NZ voting system.
Stealing votes.
Harvesting votes.
Manipulating the system for political gain.
This is electoral corruption…and it’s exactly what happens when politicians chase votes over protecting their own people.

I’m saying what every Kiwi is thinking but too afraid to say:
New Zealand is being politically taken over… and the two major parties are cheering it on.
:Brian Tamaki

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
rightoverlabour
Reply to  Simpleton1
8 months ago

Very good except as a permanent resident I pay taxes and feel I should have a say in how those taxes are spent. If I am excluded from the vote I’d like to be excluded from tax. Seems fair.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  rightoverlabour
8 months ago

Seems fair

I do see & understand your point.
There needs to be much more debate, discussion on immigration, residency, citizenship & dual or multi citizenship & voting considerations, etc..

What value do place on being a PR?
So it begs the question in comparison to other countries

USA? Citizens only.
UK? Citizens only.
Australia? Citizens only.
Canada? Citizens only.
Europe? Only citizens vote in national elections.

And even the countries considered the most liberal with voting rights are STILL far stricter than us:
Ecuador: 5 years’ residency
Chile: 5 years + clean criminal record
Malawi: 7 years
Uruguay: 15 years

I am sure all of that above list would also collect their full tax too.

Why not become a citizen?
Funnily enough I can understand your doubts, but also so funny how so many do become citizens to export themselves to Australia.

Just curious, are you eligible for NZ superannuation if you continue on to the age of 65?
I know of people,(kiwis) who did not pay tax to NZ, working overseas and arrive back in by the dead line age of circa 55 years old,
Not much work they do in NZ to be taxed on, then hullo, age 65 for full super.
Also the ones who do not pay borrowed education funds, pay nothing, always hoping that a Party they vote for to pardon their debts, and then probably return for their children’s education, health requirements or to be eligible for NZ super.

Would you fight for NZ?
We know that is the reason why the War of Independence broke out, as the taxes, tariffs did not go on the colony, but back to King George, so the word has it.
So the protests started growing into militias

But here in NZ, why should you vote?
As a PR do you not have the same free access to health, hospitals etc..
The same access to what was borrowed & built to produce electricity, roads, other infrastructure,?

One of the questions in Europe, (war mongering on the take bastards) the talk of increasing the number of volunteers to the military, which is not working out, so there is mutterings of conscription.
So would those recent asylum, refugee seekers & now many born into those countries be conscripted? or exempted.
Would one want to serve alongside them?

A fair weather resident, citizen that drifts over to Aussie and still votes in NZ, for more than a year or so after leaving, so no tax to NZ, then expecting the ones in NZ to comply with what is voted in ?

A tin of worms, that needs to be opened, and sorted out, instead of selling NZ down the drain.

My problems with you rol, I probably would want you here as an influencer & more to try & get NZ more sorted. 😉

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Simpleton1
8 months ago

Immigration being great for the countries Gross Domestic Product GDP
Where we still seem to have a lot to do, just to catch up, even maintain, & upgrade our current Infra-structure, just for the current times, then the rapid increased population demands even more major expansion for infra-structure.

At some stage does this wave, the bigger the wave, the bigger the crash even more heavily?
Well not so bad if NZ mines coal for energy, coal gas, etc.. as we should be able to feed ourselves.
But will the exports pay the way, like in Big Pharma medicines & drugs, and other essentials.

Increased population, leading to major penalties & blaming others for Carbon taxes, in the non achievable race to Net Zero Carbon.

So the per capita, per person of GDP, is markedly reduced, though for the moment hidden by Governmental borrowing.

Nor can one see that those immigrants in the long run will be voting for a white-man, NZ’er as they will develop blocks, even Parties based on their ideologies & philosophies.
As they will see through the current “sell-outs” & will want something of their own.

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
rightoverlabour
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

Excellent. Can we have a Pauline Hanson too?

nasska
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

For those not so up with the play:

Tampon
Hooker Phil
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

That is funny

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

This cat has reached a higher plane of awareness.
When you realize your life is lie, and someone else is controlling the laser. #cats #laser #shorts

Think.
Be that cat.

Last edited 8 months ago by Odakyu-sen
Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Editor
8 months ago

The cat has escaped the matrix.
You can, too.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
8 months ago

The cat :
The thrill of the hunt, finding nothing there & figuring:—

“I Can’t Get No Satisfaction”

Get back into the real world?

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
8 months ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGtT_WYhcuE
The Tide Is Turning — Andrew Bridgen
UK Column News and UK Column

Andrew Bridgen has returned from visiting Germany where Reiner Fuellmich, German US based lawyer. During legal challenge of Covid jab Fuellmich was abducted from Mexico and flown to Germany, arrested and imprisoned so far for two years

Last edited 8 months ago by waikatogirl
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
8 months ago

Epstein photos released of men, including Trump, with adult women!!

President Trump pointed out there are thousands of photos with Epstein at social gatherings all over Palm Beach

Demorat states “people should be free to make up their own minds about the content of these photos

Last edited 8 months ago by waikatogirl
rightoverlabour
Reply to  waikatogirl
8 months ago

Trump photographed with adult women? Disgusting!

nasska
8 months ago

And from the Tauranga Happy Ending Centre:

Tauranga-45
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
8 months ago

TR’s being persecuted again. Is this targeted due to TR announcing holding a Christmas/Christian gathering in London on the 13th? There are over 2000 comments. The people are with him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wwIr1fJwZQ
THEY JAILED ME FOR 18 MONTHS, PUT ME IN SOLITARY FOR 7… NOW THEY WANT £103,000 TO PAY FOR IT!
Tommy Robinson

Last edited 8 months ago by waikatogirl
Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  rightoverlabour
8 months ago

Thanks rol.
From the first link.

I see both links are the same when clicked on.
The critical part of the link is in the first line to the question mark.
After that it is superfluous.
https://ijirms.in/index.php/ijirms/article/view/2090/1487
Yet that link still gets to the same where you want. 😊

…. for the future population risk for a variety of neuropsychiatric disorders including those affecting cognition and suicidal/homicidal behaviors.
Additionally, population intelligence should be thoroughly assessed among vaccinated and unvaccinated groups. …...

And we know that even if the white coat health authorities do that, then that raw data will be buried, hidden from us.

However though affects are then pointed to other causes, like fears of Climate Change, or a phobia of transgenderism, or racism, even to a phobia of vaccines, to being a cooker, etc..

Not to work this out, & then tell the guinea pigs is in total breach of a number of international agreements.

Last edited 8 months ago by Simpleton1
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