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The reason New Zealand First only got 10% while their equivalents in the UK and Australia are polling at 26%
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It looks like Luxons Indian pandering might have paid off for him. The seething leftists are crying all over socials about ‘how could anyone vote national!?’ Welcome to the future of politics. Democracy is now mutating into ethnic voting blocs who will sway elections. This is the multiculturalism you championed so hard. Give yourselves a pat on the back. It only gets increasingly more divided and radical from here.
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White New Zealanders are being replaced. This is the most important issue this election, the mainstream media are distracting the public by discussing the symptoms rather than the cause of New Zealand’s problems. Party vote New Zealand First to close the gates.
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All of these politicians are talking about fixing the cost of living, but not what the cost of living crisis actually entails for ordinary New Zealanders. The primary cost of living for most people is housing, except for the minority who own a freehold home, which is only 27% of the population and primarily the boomer generation. The majority are paying off a mortgage or renting, and often the renters are renting off someone with a mortgage, so the mortgage costs get passed on to them and the whole rental market is affected. The average weekly mortgage payment in New Zealand is $690 per week. Of this the majority is interest, averaging $452 per week. The politicians are focusing on the supermarkets, but the average weekly food cost per household is roughly $325 a week, thus the cost of housing is over double the cost of food. The most profitable companies in NZ are the banks, not the supermarkets. Fonterra is the most profitable company, but all the banks put together dwarf the profits of Fonterra. Most of this profit is from mortgage interest and goes overseas. The best way to fix the cost of living in New Zealand is to end debt slavery by the Government providing interest-free mortgages. They already do this for student loans, there’s no reason they couldn’t do it for mortgages. The reason the politicians won’t dare to suggest this is because they are in the back pockets of the banks, the most wealthy companies in New Zealand. Aside from the cost of debt interest, there’s also the cost of housing itself, which has risen substantially due to mass immigration. It’s simple economics, when the supply doesn’t keep up with the increase in demand (third world immigration), prices increase. In the 1980s, the average house cost twice the average yearly income. It now costs six times the average yearly income, meaning even on a double income it is still harder to buy a house than it was for a man on a single income in the 80s. This has a huge effect on birth rates as well as culture and home life generally. In the 19th century when the British people settled this land, we built our own towns and cities for the people arriving. We didn’t move into the pas of the maori people, we built our own civilisation. There was a form of de facto apartheid until maori urbanisation after World War Two. The Indians that have recently flooded New Zealand do not do this. Instead, they compete with New Zealanders in the already existing property and job markets, driving up house prices and lowering wages. Remigration would dramatically lower the cost of housing, because supply would remain the same while demand would drop dramatically as people leave. It would also increase wages, as the imported cheap labour return to the third world. The vast majority of White New Zealanders support remigration, they just don’t know it yet.
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Crazy how the Labour Party use to be for working class men from factories , docks and railways. Now it’s for libtarded homosexuals.
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Remigration NOW
Remigration Now are proud to launch a new interactive map for our website, detailing the rate and effect of immigration into Britain. The map is split into four layers: Immigration, Ethnicity, Births and Memoriam Names. We will continue to update the map as new data is collected to ensure it is as accurate as it can be. Share it with your friends and family, enter the postcodes of the places you know, and see for yourself just how much Britain has been destroyed by immigration. We hope this map will give you a clear, comprehensive view of the radical changes that have happened to our homeland, and help illustrate why Remigration is needed NOW. remigrationnow.co.uk/map/
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PLEASE SAAR DO NOT REMIGRATE SAAR!!!
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The Indian Bernadette Soares has turned out be a complete embarrassment to New Zealand First, as expected. From the start nationalists have called her out as a foreign opportunist who has no place running in a New Zealand election. In fact she should be deported to India with the rest of them. NZ First have made many mistakes this election that could have been easily avoided if they listened to their nationalist support base, rather than attempting to appease the woke mob with a token DEI hire to point to when they are inevitably accused of racism. thepost.co.nz/nz-news/361106…
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2000 people unemployed in New Plymouth, but this factory has somehow found they need to hire Indians ffs
It’s hardworking Kiwis like those I met at Dialog Fitzroy in New Plymouth this afternoon who National is fighting for this election. You deserve an economy that is growing faster than the US, UK, Australia and Canada - because that means 220,000 new jobs on the way with wages growing faster than inflation. That is what National is delivering, but three years just isn’t enough time. Reckless spending from Labour and the Greens would put all of that at risk, with more debt, higher inflation and higher mortgage rates as a result. Stick with the plan. This election will be tight. Party Vote National.
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Newsroom journalist Marc Daalder is attacking New Zealand First candidates for daring to point out that New Zealanders are being ethnically replaced, calling it a “conspiracy theory”. The european population of NZ has dropped from 90% to 55% in the last 60 years. And yes, he is jewish.
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Something the right needs to capitalise on to shift the Overton window further is educating people on the historical expulsion of British people from places such as India, Kenya, Uganda and Rhodesia, framing it as an earlier form of remigration. The reason this needs to be used for our propaganda is that, for the most part, normies assume that large-scale deportations/remigration is impractical and can't be achieved. Few of them seem to realise that it has happened to our people before and is in fact incredibly achievable.
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Yesterday, Winston Peters was asked about remigration by a young patriot at his public meeting in Botany, Auckland. He stated he is against remigration because it is contrary to democracy and the rule of law. If enough people vote for remigration, then it would be democratic. This is precisely the danger of replacement migration, as more foreigners gain voting rights it becomes harder to legislate in the national interest via liberal democracy. We never voted to be replaced, it must be reversed. The rule of law concerns the exercise of government power according to law rather than arbitrary decisions. If legislation were enacted, for example the “Remigration Act 2030”, this would be completely within the rule of law because it would be government legislation. The executive could then initiate remigration according to the law. It is great to see remigration entering the public discourse. This is a recent development thanks to the efforts of our organisation and of other nationalists across the West. This topic will only become more commonplace in the coming years, as New Zealanders wake up to the existential threat of replacement migration.
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Barty vot nashnal 👳🏾‍♂️
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New Zealand First have selected multiple foreigners for their list MPs. For every foreigner selected, a capable, patriotic New Zealander was rejected. NZF have many capable young men to choose from within their party, they will just have to get over the fact that the majority of these young men support remigration. Putting foreigners ahead of New Zealanders is not New Zealand first, but New Zealand last. It is the “woke DEI nonsense” Winston Peters often speaks of. We have a lot of work to do when the so-called nationalist party are pitching lists like this.
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New Zealand First love to mention Ngata’s position on the Treaty of Waitangi, but conveniently ignore his view on Asian immigration, which is in line with @RemigrationNZ ‘s position today. In the 1926 census there were only 6302 race aliens in New Zealand, there are now 1.45 million of them. New Zealand First would do well to adopt Ngata’s view on this matter, which was that they should all be deported and barred entry in the future. He would never have been so woke as to claim an Indian can become a New Zealander, as many do today.
Māori leaders like Sir Apirana Ngata, Sir Māui Pōmare and Sir Peter Buck all understood the Treaty was a pact between two peoples to create one nation, one people, under one flag and one name. And they understood the Treaty had no principles in it. Everyday Kiwis have had enough of the wah-wah-wānanga that delivers nothing but grievance. We respect the Treaty signed in 1840, not the one written in a woketard university. We know what a Treaty is. We know what a woman is. Let’s take our country back. Me rongo Billy Brown
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Oh my, just watched the latest Massey Uni ad...Here for what's next.....not a single white person in the ad. White people are being told how much they are hated in plain sight....@RemigrationNZ
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Our last great civilisational height is embodied in the simple, cheerful, rational and optimistic statements of pre-WW1 colonial administrators like this, who saw in the future a slowly unfolding boundless utopia, the entire world having been conquered and subsumed into England.
Today marks the 119th anniversary of New Zealand gaining Dominion status in the British Empire. Dominion Day was once a holiday in New Zealand, but today has been sadly all but forgotten. Our becoming a Dominion ranks with our very coming into existence through the Treaty of Waitangi. This was a major boost to the status of our nation, and a step up from being a colony to being a self-governing country under the British Empire. Technically we’re still a Dominion today, as the 1907 royal proclamation was never revoked. After the King’s consent to raising the status of New Zealand was assured, the Prime Minister at the time, Joseph Ward, sent the following message out to the people of the new Dominion: “Today your island home attains the prouder title of Dominion. This guerdon is due to the faithful efforts of the living, but still more to the strenuous, hard, courageous lives of many of our noble pioneers and colonists now at rest. New Zealand’s place today has been honourably won by the pluck, grit and determination of its people. My message is: May the lesson of our history preserve the purity of your race from every undesirable mixture, secure equal opportunity to all, permit no ring-fence of privilege to any class, elevate your view of manual work so that the true dignity and ennobling influence of honest labour be felt and shown in a contempt for idleness and extravagance, trust the future of our Dominion not to increasing wealth, but rather to an ever higher manhood and womanhood, to a wider enlightenment and humanity disciplined by the needs of industry, by temperate living, and by those healthy and beneficent tasks and trials that beget advancement, and which should be the price of all promotion in a free country. Let us be justly proud of the place we take today in the roll of the King’s dominions, but let us make this an incentive to something higher still-a true dominion in the head and heart of our own people.” Opposition leader William Massey - later to himself become prime minister - sent a message too: “We are entering upon a new era-an era fraught with great national possibilities; but if we are to develop imperially, and if our branch of the British stock is to grow and to flourish we must never forget the noblest traditions of the race to which we belong, nor cease to venerate the memory of the pioneers who laid the foundations of the Dominion. Let our endeavours be to build up a liberty-loving state that will forever hold an honoured place in the great company of nations of which the Empire is composed. As a people let us do our duty alike to Empire and Dominion, and as individuals let us seek persistently to cultivate those qualities of character without which national greatness is impossible, and by means of which the new Dominion may lead in all that makes for the welfare and the uplifting of humanity. Keep ye the law; be swift in all obedience; clear the land of evil; drive the road and bridge the ford; make ye sure to each his own that he reap where he hath sown. By the peace among our peoples let men know we serve the Lord.” Both of these quotes are taken from the Otago Daily Times, 14th October 1907. Their mentioning of preserving ‘the purity of your race’, and ‘our branch of the British stock’ would certainly not fly today - white people are forbidden to have pride in their race or concern for its future well-being. The fact that it was this spirit which inspired us to create the greatest civilisations the world has ever seen is irrelevant if it conflicts with the currently-dominant ideology.
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