Kayke retweeted
I’ve never witnessed such antisemitism in NZ. Today I reported extensive antisemitic graffiti at a park for the second time. @nzpolice @MarkMitchellMP: act now. Jewish NZers deserve protection, not empty reassurance. Don’t get me started on John Minto.
Kayke retweeted
Good grief.
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson has just been asked a simple question: What is the interest rate on govt debt?
Davidson: “about 1 to 2 percent.”
The 10-year NZ govt bond yield is currently around 4.9 percent.
Davidson is completely clueless about govt debt, no wonder the Greens’ promises add up to a whopping $272 billion over four years.
Kayke retweeted
Why isn't the NZ MSM reporting that numerous govts around the world are urging their people to stockpile food & water? or would they rather just focus on Quisling Wong ?
Which Countries Are Advising Stockpiling?
United Kingdom: Launched the "Be Ready" campaign urging residents to stockpile at least 72 hours (3 days) of food and up to 9 liters of bottled water per person to prepare for climate events, cyberattacks, and hostile state threats.📷The Guardian +1
European Union & France: The EU's Preparedness Union Strategy recommends that citizens keep essential emergency items for at least 72 hours, a recommendation echoed by France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Finland.📷YouTube·India Today Global +2
Germany & Scandinavia: Germany advises households to maintain at least 3 days of supplies with a 10-day target, while Sweden and Norway recommend having enough provisions to last about a week.📷YouTube·India Today Global +1
Japan & Taiwan: Japan advises a 3-day to 1-week supply, and Taiwan recommends maintaining a week's worth of essential goods.📷YouTube·India Today Global +1
North America: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security via Ready.gov and Canadian authorities advise households to keep an emergency kit with food, water, and supplies for several days.📷Newsweek
Now realisation hits hard😱😵💫Went past a center, seeing quite a line up people voting already. Our family will be voting this Saturday.
Good morning all, 4.30am time to get up and get ready for work. Gotta drop my boys off, as exams have started. Raining and windy to start off the day, take care on the roads out there.
Talking to a realestate dude today and found out that there seems to be quite a sudden increase on Hollywood celebrities and elite buying up properties in NZ. Large mass lands, farms, large estates to settle as their second home. He reckons got something to do with safety at a time like this. I suppose a bit like what happened during covid where they all flocked this side of world to take cover😒 Not sure if I like this😠
Went into my local town and there is a market day today, massive amount of labour supporters with their signs were at traffic lights shaking their everything about😡 Massive amount of red spread out every f**kn place. Isn’t there a rule to stop campaigning when voting starts.
Kayke retweeted
Japan just signed a 10-year deal to bring in Bangladeshi workers.
Higher projections estimate upwards of 100,000 Bangladeshi workers per year.
Prime Minister Takaichi, what are you doing?
Omg😳this can’t be right..
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government signs a 10-year labor agreement with Bangladesh.
Bangladesh is seeking to send 100,000 workers to Japan annually.
Follow: @AFpost
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Japan-Bangladesh summit joint statement references no labor agreement or quotas. A 10-year employment MoC was signed by officials October 17 (copies exchanged during the visit) with none specified; 100,000 figures refer to separate aspirational multi-year targets.
mofa.go.jp/s_sa/sw/bd/pag…
bdnews24.com/bangladesh/as7…
nutshelltoday.com/article/japan-…
ryoron.com/en/articles/ba…
Is X algorithm gone bust again, haven’t seen any posts from my own country for a week or so now. All I see is international news.
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BREAKING:
Japanese Minister Hosono issues emergency request urging all citizens to stockpile food, water, and toilet supplies ahead of potential disasters.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Minister Goshi Hosono will issue a nationwide emergency request on Nov. 2 for citizens to stockpile at least 3 days of food water and toilet supplies when Japans new Disaster Management Agency launches. The government has recommended this preparedness measure for years.
fnn.jp/articles/-/114…
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/mu…
