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National Party: What's left of your base has spoken
They didn't ask for much. Put New Zealand first. Be better than Labour. Leave New Zealand's decisions to those who granted you power to govern.
Instead, you abandoned your nation and facilitated the plunder of her...
1. Borders and Jobs, to the India FTA, new residence pathways and AEWV pizza visas
• No cap on Indian students or "specialists" - locked in by treaty
• A no-degree residence pathway that fits inside the 3-year FTA visa
• A US$20B investment pledge India alone judges - more than our entire overseas investment stock
• CBDC "implementation" with India. Dairy excluded. Gain: 0.07% GDP by 2037
India FTA: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
Residence: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
AEWV: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
2. Speech, to an online regulator. Face scans to post dissent. A mirror of UK and Aus speech suppression laws.
• Every user age-checked - the bill lists facial scanning as one method
• DIA as regulator, able to seek court orders blocking whole platforms
• Labour backs it. ACT and NZ First don't
U16 bill: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
OIA release: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
3. Food and farmland, to a destructive Gene Tech Bill copied from abroad
• Reti: "we are modelling the bill on their Act" - Australia's
• 97% of submitters opposed. Councils lose GE-free powers. No compensation for contamination
• ~49% of our dairy exports go to markets with GM rules
Article: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
Video: teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
4. Economy, to Net Zero, even after your coalition partners walked away
• Luxon has no intention "whatsoever" of dropping the 2050 target
• ~$154M of public money in AgriZeroNZ. Parliament has never seen its books
• Treasury: up to $5B in offshore credits to meet the 2030 Paris target
teapaw.org/VoteSovereign/status/2…
No one voted for globalism. When lobby groups asked - B416, the India-NZ Business Council, the gene tech industry - you delivered.
Whether you win or lose this election, you're on track to be a 2029 minor party.
tipme₿its retweeted
BREAKING: BINANCE'S NET OUTFLOWS HAVE NOW HIT A RECORD $15.4 BILLION FOR THE WEEK
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✨ New exciting content on its way
🛠️ A Level Editor so anyone can build and share their own SoG experience
Don't just watch it: play it. 🎮 Expérience it in the comments below
They're is no end to the things they will tax.
🚨 INSANE: French lawmakers just voted to tax INTERNET DATA.
The proposed tax is €0.055 per GB.
• Download a 100GB game: €5.50
• Stream 20GB of Netflix: €1.10
• Access 1TB of your own cloud files: €55
Big Tech pays on paper. Guess who could end up paying in reality?
Europe is becoming an economic museum run by tax collectors.
They can’t compete with the future, so they’ll just tax everything that makes it possible.
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If you are wondering about the somewhat muted price impact to Bitcoin after last night's Binance hack, for reference, the MT Gox hack of 2014 was ~750K Bitcoin, which was about 30 days of trading volume at the time. Yesterday's Binance hack was 18,270 Bitcoin, or roughly 1/5th of a single day of Bitcoin's trading volume today, making Mt Gox ~167X worse for price impact.
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January 2009: @mavensbot is mining Bitcoin.
2013: he draws @bitcoinwizardry.
2026: still spreading the magic onchain, 17 years later.
The ultimate Bitcoin OG, building his legacy. Truly legendary.
$MIM has it all: 13 reasons. Watch to the end.
mimwizards.com
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Trust me next month will be amazing for @SpellsofGenesis fans
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JUST IN: Proton defies legal threats from Flock Safety by hosting a public map revealing the locations of over 300,000 surveillance cameras across the U.S.
tipme₿its retweeted
$MIM trades on 4 markets, 2 chains:
Nexus pool @swap_on_Nexus
Kraken book @krakenfx
UniHexa book @Uni_Hexa
Meteora pool on Solana @MeteoraAG
$600K+ of organic liquidity between them.
More markets, more arbitrage: every price gap is a trade.
markets.mimwizards.com
Grok take. 10 companies that won't exist in 50 years
1. ExxonMobil: Fusion energy makes oil obsolete.
2. GM: Robotaxis end traditional car companies.
3. Coca-Cola: Health policies ban sugary drinks.
4. Disney: AI content creators destroy studios.
5. Boeing: Urban air mobility replaces planes.
6. JPMorgan: Crypto and AI end big banks.
7. Walmart: Automated delivery kills stores.
8. Intel: Quantum computing leaves it behind.
9. Pfizer: Personalized AI drugs replace it.
10. McDonald's: Lab meat ends fast food.
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What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people.
The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.
tipme₿its retweeted
mcap per set, vintage edition:
base: $876.9m.
team rocket: $182.6m.
fossil: $159.0m.
jungle: $125.8m.
wotc black star promos: $104.9m.
base set 2: $43.7m.
6 sets, ~$1.49b. base alone is 59% of it.
source: tcgcharts
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Lol @PeterSchiff
THIS IS INSANE!!!
A San Francisco startup says it just turned mercury into real gold.
The company is Marathon Fusion. This week they announced they'd made stable gold using fusion neutrons, at 10x the record CERN set in 2025.
CERN's record was 29 picograms over four years. So nobody's pouring bars yet.
The method is what got me. You hit mercury-198 with a fusion neutron. It loses a neutron, becomes mercury-197, and over the next few days decays into gold-197. The exact same gold sitting in central bank vaults.
Their 2025 paper says a one-gigawatt fusion plant built this way could make around 2 tonnes of gold a year as a side product, while it's selling electricity.
I've said it for years. Gold is a shiny rock. It's valuable because there's only so much of it and pulling it out of the ground is hard and expensive.
If this holds up, gold's scarcity turns into an engineering problem. And you can only delay technical progress. You can't stop it.
To be fair, the gold comes out mixed with radioactive isotopes and would need to sit for well over a decade before it's safe to touch. Nobody outside the company has verified the result yet, and commercial fusion is still years away.
Peter Schiff has spent years telling everyone Bitcoin has no intrinsic value.
This week a startup says it made gold out of mercury.
There will only ever be 21 million Bitcoin. No reactor on Earth can make one more.
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"If you want Ordinals, which I know many of you do, please continue just letting us know, being loud… that very much directly informs our product roadmap"
-@zjbrenner
REPOST IF YOU WANT ORDINALS ON OPENSEA!!!!!!!!
Keep stacking
BTC bottomed near $57k in July after a ~54% drawdown from the Oct 2025 ATH of $126k. It's now around $82k with neutral sentiment.
Most on-chain and cycle analyses say the low is in and the bear is over. Per your chart, we're past despair/bottom fishing into early accumulation or trend emergence/momentum building. Early bull stage, not FOMO or euphoria yet. Cycles are maturing with shallower moves.
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Labour’s announcement to ban social media for under 16 year olds is a naive solution to a genuine issue.
Throwing out simplistic sound bites denies the reality that banning social media in its entirety means either banning VPNs or using digital ID for everyone - otherwise it’s a fools errand and meaningless.
The failure in Australia to implement such laws highlights this and Labour knows it.
Everyone with children wants them protected from the harms of social media, but the threat of everyone needing to lose privacy and freedoms to enable that to happen is what Labour needs to explain to kiwis.
Ultimately we need to ask ourselves as a country how far we want the government to overreach into the responsibilities of parents, but most importantly the rights of parents.
If we start down this innocent pathway it will become very slippery and won’t stop.
Election period promises that sound good should not hide the serious nature of the solution, nor of the seriousness of the problem we all agree should be addressed.
PS
Between 2020-2023 what did Labour ever do about the problem they are now promising to solve.