This morning it has been announced that New Zealand did not support the adoption of the Political Declaration on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response. NZFirst is the party that ensured the National Interest Test was included in the coalition agreement to keep our sovereign decision making with New Zealand, not Geneva. We believe it is essential to New Zealand that its sovereign decision making on health is protected.

Three years ago today, there was no war raging in Gaza. There was a ceasefire. Then, in the early hours of 7 Oct, Hamas launched a coordinated invasion of Israel. Thousands of armed men crossed the border & they deliberately went looking for civilians. They went into homes & murdered families. They killed children & elderly. They abducted men, women & children & dragged them back into Gaza as hostages where civilians cheered. And they attacked the Nova music festival. Hundreds of young people were dancing in the desert when terrorists descended on them. It is grimly familiar to see Islamist terrorists choosing a place of music, dancing, & freedom as a killing ground. Manchester. The Bataclan. Nova. There are photographs & videos of what happened that day because, extraordinarily, many of the perpetrators filmed it themselves. There is a plethora of evidence of sexual violence. There is the intercepted call in which a Hamas attacker excitedly told his parents that he had killed 10 Jews “with my own hands”. They raped & burned bodies, hunted people through fields & into bomb shelters, & paraded terrified hostages through Gaza. It was an atrocity. And something happened in the West almost immediately afterwards that I still struggle to comprehend. Before Israel had even buried its dead, people thousands of kilometres away began finding reasons why the victims had it coming. Within days, the murderer and the murdered had begun swapping places in the popular imagination. Three years later, antisemitism has returned with a fervour to Western society with a speed and confidence that should terrify us. Ancient conspiracies about Jewish power & blood libels have been repackaged in the vocabulary of “decolonisation”. Jewish people around the world have been expected to account for the actions of a foreign government. People have celebrated or rationalised terrorism as “resistance”. Influencers who could not have found Gaza on a map 4 years ago have turned Palestine into an entire political identity. And an extraordinary amount of propaganda has been swallowed without the slightest curiosity about the people producing it. So, since the word itself is now treated as an obscenity I will admit that I am a Zionist. Zionism, at its most basic, is the belief that the Jewish people have a right to national self-determination in their historic homeland & that Israel has a right to continue to exist as a Jewish state. That does not mean believing the Israeli government is always right. It does not mean supporting every military action, every politician, or every policy. It does not mean believing Palestinian civilians have no rights or that their suffering does not matter. It means I believe Israel should exist. Shouldnt be eradicated. If Israel’s objective were simply to obliterate Gaza without regard for civilian life, it possesses the firepower to inflict destruction on a vastly greater scale. But they don’t. Hamas, meanwhile, has repeatedly made clear that it regards the destruction of Israel (not peaceful coexistence with it). They have turned down peace deals & 2 state solutions. You can grieve for innocent Palestinians. I do. And you can criticise Israel. I do. You can also believe that every innocent life lost in this war is a tragedy. But I will not pretend that Hamas is a liberation movement. I will not romanticise men who deliberately massacred & raped civilians. I will not accept that murdering Jews is morally complicated because the murderers have run a highly successful propaganda campaign. And I will not participate in the extraordinary collective amnesia about how this war began. On 7 Oct 2023, people were dancing. Then Hamas came across the border to kill them. I remember them today.

My name is Christopher John Hipkins. I destroyed the NZ education system. Corrupted the police, fucked the health system & knowingly poisoned thousands of people with the vax mandates. I betrayed my wife & abandoned my children. I think I’m morally the best person to lead NZ

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If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land. - 2 Chronicles 7:14 Comment This verse is God’s conditional covenant promise that when His people respond to national crisis with humility, prayer, and true repentance, He will graciously hear, forgive, and bring healing.

John Key today at Nationals campaign launch warned “don’t try anything you think is clever like strategically vote” he pathetically pleads, from what looks like a stage inside a turtle tank. National would rather lose the election than have to share power with a stronger NZ First & Act. They’d rather keep us in Paris, keep the Waitangi gravy train chugging on down the line than lose face and form govt in a diminished form and with no list MPs They’d rather lose the election, than lose hopeless Willis, Gerry and Paul Goldsmith. They’d rather lose the election and have Chloe as finance minister than allow a NZF or Act MP to have that position. National really think that they can in the space of 4 weeks plonk on another 6-7% party vote (which is ALL the voters of Waikato in numbers) which they won’t and they can’t . They think they can achieve this by wheeling out Key, the guy who signed us up to UNDRIP & PARIS and just shrugged off the consequences. It’s not 2010 anymore you twits. The only way to ensure the left are blocked is to : Electorate vote National & party vote either NZ First or Act. That’s the only way we can knock out the left & counter Opportunity + TPM. Thankfully ‘most’ kiwis aren’t as stupid as what National & Key think we are.

Again, don't believe the polls! They are what the entire Brash voting strategy is based on. It's called fear! NZ First is not a small struggling party any more. That's because people see that there is no one else that will stand up to woke globalists who will destroy this country. There is not even one other party that will do this - right or left, they are all as bad as eachothr! Only internal parliament polling tells the real story. It is what is fuelling Winston's confidence in recent weeks! If you support them, then believe in them! Winston's whole political history has been leading up to this moment! This is our moment! Defeat the globalists! Vote 2 ticks NZ First in November!

Another great public meeting in Tauranga today with over 500 turning out. Enthusiastic support for our policy announcement to abolish the Waitangi Tribunal within the first 100 days of the next government to put an end to the activist make-work industry. Only four weeks to go before first votes in this election and our momentum is growing! Give us the tools and we will finish the job! Party Vote NZFirst and let’s put New Zealanders First!

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If National candidates don't have the balls to fight the cultural war than they might as well not show up. Tim Costley is the current National MP for the Kapiti electorate. At a recent public debate he was asked- "Should transwomen be allowed in women’s only spaces?” He replied- “I’m reluctant to answer it. I didn’t get into politics to debate where people go to the bathroom.” Surprising answer from a father of three girls. National's continuing refusal to fight the cultural war has made them complicit in the left's long march to infiltrate and take over our institutions. What Tim should have said is- "My answer is a clear no. Women are entitled to their privacy in toilets and changing rooms and should not have to endure the presence of mentally deranged men pretending to be women." Mr Costley was also asked if he supported the Taxpayers Union. He again dodged the question by saying the only union he supported was the Firefighters Union. Don't know about you readers, but I'm tired of supporting politicians who prefer to run from these crucially important battles.

You KNOW we had to do this poll, don't you? 😄 FOR NZ FIRST VOTERS ONLY! How are you going to vote in November? Be honest. The second choice is CVN - Candidate vote Nats. Repost over the weekend for the max no. of votes.

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Watch Winston's 10 minute closing speech in parliament! "We know what a treaty is, and we know what a woman is!" And we know what a leader is! 2 ticks NZF! youtube.com/watch?v=oxvX5kqr…

Pray with me September 22, 2026 Heavenly Father, We come before You today with grateful hearts, because every good and perfect gift comes from You. You are the Giver, the Sustainer, and the One who has carried us farther than we could ever have carried ourselves. (James 1:17) Thank You for the blessings we recognize and for the blessings we have overlooked. Thank You for doors You opened, and for doors You closed because You knew what was on the other side. Thank You for prayers You answered exactly as we hoped, and for the times Your wisdom gave us something different because Your ways are higher than our ways. (Isaiah 55:8-9) Lord, teach us to “give thanks in all circumstances,” because this is Your will for us in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians 5:18) Not because every circumstance is good, but because You remain good in every circumstance. Thank You for daily bread. Thank You for shelter, provision, work, family, friendship, laughter, and the ordinary mercies we so easily take for granted. You have promised to supply our needs according to Your riches in glory in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 4:19) Thank You for protecting us from things we never saw coming. Thank You for sustaining us through battles we thought would break us. Thank You for giving strength when ours was gone, peace when life was uncertain, and hope when the road ahead seemed dark. As David declared, “Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits.” (Psalm 103:2) Father, keep us from forgetting. Do not allow familiarity with Your blessings to produce ingratitude in our hearts. Give us eyes to recognize Your fingerprints throughout our lives. Above everything else, thank You for Jesus. Thank You for the cross. Thank You for mercy we did not earn, grace we could never purchase, forgiveness we could never achieve, and salvation we could never accomplish for ourselves. “Thanks be to God for his inexpressible gift!” (2 Corinthians 9:15) Thank You that through Christ we have been rescued from darkness and brought into Your kingdom. (Colossians 1:13-14) Thank You that our names are written in heaven. (Luke 10:20) Thank You that nothing can separate us from Your love in Christ Jesus. (Romans 8:38-39) Father, do not simply make us people who have been blessed. Make us people who know how to be grateful. When abundance comes, keep us humble. When difficulties come, keep us faithful. When prayers are answered, remind us to return and say thank You. When we receive more than we need, show us whom we can bless. Let gratitude change the way we live. May our words, generosity, worship, obedience, and treatment of others become living expressions of thanksgiving. Your Word says, “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; for his steadfast love endures forever!” (Psalm 107:1) So today we give You thanks. For what You have done. For what You are doing. For what You have kept us from. For what You have brought us through. For what You have placed in our hands. And for what You are preparing that we cannot yet see. You have been faithful in every season. You are faithful today. And You will remain faithful tomorrow. May we never become so consumed with what we still want that we forget to praise You for what we already have. With grateful hearts, we declare: “The LORD has done great things for us; we are glad.” (Psalm 126:3) Thank You, Father, for Your goodness, Your mercy, Your provision, Your protection, Your presence, and above all, the gift of Your Son. In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

Now, this is what I call health policy! Let’s ensure a decent proportion of our current health spend gets allocated to preventative health care (actual health) by voting @nzfirst! @winstonpeters

I saw a store today that had a propaganda sign outside celebrating 'Te wiki o Te Reo Māori' So I went in and asked if they sold a certain brand trousers - in Te Reo. Not one person in the store understood a word I said. It is a virtue signalling utter waste of time.

This cartoon will define the election campaign for Labour Labour RAN from the covid inquiry And now Labour have to RUN from voters who want to ask simple questions about why LABOUR WITHHELD VACCINE SAFETY INFORMATION Labour, Debtkins and Verrall are running scared!!

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This is how fucking stupid we are...