THE LEFT HATE IT WHEN ONE OF THEIR OWN LEAVES THE PLANTATION OF VICTIMHOOD
If you want hear from a Maori who doesn't follow the left read this article and go and find Matua Kahurangi for more on X.
This guy is not AI by the way. I spoke to him.
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Hate Speech Laws? Guess Who’s Getting Arrested First…
If New Zealand ever gets around to implementing hate speech laws, let’s be real, I’ll be in handcuffs faster than Tim Jago deletes his photo gallery. And the irony? The first person to get done under these shiny new laws won’t be some white supremacist from Christchurch. Oh no. It’ll be me. A Māori bloke from Te Tai Tokerau.
Now, why am I so certain? Well, let’s take stock of my rap sheet, shall we?
⦿ I speak out against iwi corruption.
⦿ I vote for the ACT Party (which, according to some, is basically a hate crime in itself).
⦿ I support the Treaty Principles Bill.
⦿ I think the haka is overused (yes, I said it).
⦿ I believe moko kauae on some wāhine Māori can be cringe and not always earned.
⦿ I despise DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—aka Discrimination, Exclusion, and Idiocy).
⦿ I don’t like the advantages I have over Pākehā in the healthcare system.
⦿ I think enormous hei tiki pendants are just compensation for other, ahem, deficiencies.
⦿ I hate Te Pati Māori with a passion.
With a CV like that, I might as well book my prison cell now. I imagine the headline:
"FIRST PERSON CHARGED UNDER HATE SPEECH LAWS IS… A MĀORI"
Beautiful, isn’t it? The very laws designed to “protect” Māori from harmful speech will be used to silence a Māori like me who dares to think independently. But hey, I'll just do what every other Māori does and blame it all on colonialism, that should gift me a 50% discount.
The sad thing is that this isn’t even satire. In a country where questioning the sacred cows of race-based policy, cultural practices, and political grift is akin to blasphemy, the so-called “tolerant” left would wanna throw me in the hāngi before I could even finish writing this tweet.
And what exactly is hate speech? Anything that makes someone feel offended, marginalized, or like they might need a weighted blanket and a safe space. In other words, anything I say.
Hate speech laws won’t protect Māori. They’ll protect the elites, you know the iwi leaders and the John Tamihere's who pocket millions while our people suffer, politicians like Rawiri and Debbie who milk identity politics for votes, and activists who want to control the narrative. The rest of us? We’ll just be collateral damage.
So yeah, I’m terrified. Not because I spew hate, but because I speak inconvenient truths. And in this new era of state-sanctioned feelings protection, the only real crime will be refusing to shut the fuck up.
If you want hear from a Maori who doesn't follow the left read this article and go and find Matua Kahurangi for more on X.
This guy is not AI by the way. I spoke to him.
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Hate Speech Laws? Guess Who’s Getting Arrested First…
If New Zealand ever gets around to implementing hate speech laws, let’s be real, I’ll be in handcuffs faster than Tim Jago deletes his photo gallery. And the irony? The first person to get done under these shiny new laws won’t be some white supremacist from Christchurch. Oh no. It’ll be me. A Māori bloke from Te Tai Tokerau.
Now, why am I so certain? Well, let’s take stock of my rap sheet, shall we?
⦿ I speak out against iwi corruption.
⦿ I vote for the ACT Party (which, according to some, is basically a hate crime in itself).
⦿ I support the Treaty Principles Bill.
⦿ I think the haka is overused (yes, I said it).
⦿ I believe moko kauae on some wāhine Māori can be cringe and not always earned.
⦿ I despise DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion—aka Discrimination, Exclusion, and Idiocy).
⦿ I don’t like the advantages I have over Pākehā in the healthcare system.
⦿ I think enormous hei tiki pendants are just compensation for other, ahem, deficiencies.
⦿ I hate Te Pati Māori with a passion.
With a CV like that, I might as well book my prison cell now. I imagine the headline:
"FIRST PERSON CHARGED UNDER HATE SPEECH LAWS IS… A MĀORI"
Beautiful, isn’t it? The very laws designed to “protect” Māori from harmful speech will be used to silence a Māori like me who dares to think independently. But hey, I'll just do what every other Māori does and blame it all on colonialism, that should gift me a 50% discount.
The sad thing is that this isn’t even satire. In a country where questioning the sacred cows of race-based policy, cultural practices, and political grift is akin to blasphemy, the so-called “tolerant” left would wanna throw me in the hāngi before I could even finish writing this tweet.
And what exactly is hate speech? Anything that makes someone feel offended, marginalized, or like they might need a weighted blanket and a safe space. In other words, anything I say.
Hate speech laws won’t protect Māori. They’ll protect the elites, you know the iwi leaders and the John Tamihere's who pocket millions while our people suffer, politicians like Rawiri and Debbie who milk identity politics for votes, and activists who want to control the narrative. The rest of us? We’ll just be collateral damage.
So yeah, I’m terrified. Not because I spew hate, but because I speak inconvenient truths. And in this new era of state-sanctioned feelings protection, the only real crime will be refusing to shut the fuck up.
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MIDNIGHT MUSINGS - WHO IS STIRRING THE BOIL UP?
Things got crazy on X today as a NZ account got accused of being an AI bot/ACT Party/David Seymour.
Follow Matua Kahurangi (not his real name) here:
https://x.com/MatuaKahurangi?s=09
Kahurangi is Maori and uses a pseudonym to protect himself. I know all about the need to do that because when you leave the leftist plantation, the remaining slaves come after you with a vengeance.
He openly supports the ACT Party, which I won't hold against him, but his articulation and humour make his work very powerful as he exposes corrupt iwi and the far left.
I've had a conversation with him and yes he sounds like a hori from Northland as opposed to a twat from Remuera 😉
Things got crazy on X today as a NZ account got accused of being an AI bot/ACT Party/David Seymour.
Follow Matua Kahurangi (not his real name) here:
https://x.com/MatuaKahurangi?s=09
Kahurangi is Maori and uses a pseudonym to protect himself. I know all about the need to do that because when you leave the leftist plantation, the remaining slaves come after you with a vengeance.
He openly supports the ACT Party, which I won't hold against him, but his articulation and humour make his work very powerful as he exposes corrupt iwi and the far left.
I've had a conversation with him and yes he sounds like a hori from Northland as opposed to a twat from Remuera 😉
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Powerful presentation from Dr Christine Drivdahl-Smith before the Montana judiciary on the bill to ban the use of MRNA vaccinations!
"Gene based vaccines, or MRNA vaccines are the most destructive and lethal medical products, that have ever been used in medical history.
I am asking you to support this bill banning gene based vaccines so we can halt continued harm, disability and death of our citizens."
Several other States including Florida, Washington, Idaho, Texas and Iowa are expected to follow suit.
Follow: @diedsuddenlyworldwide
"Gene based vaccines, or MRNA vaccines are the most destructive and lethal medical products, that have ever been used in medical history.
I am asking you to support this bill banning gene based vaccines so we can halt continued harm, disability and death of our citizens."
Several other States including Florida, Washington, Idaho, Texas and Iowa are expected to follow suit.
Follow: @diedsuddenlyworldwide
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: "If all of the hostages are not returned by Saturday at 12 o'clock, I would say cancel it and all bets are off... All of them. Not in drips and drabs."
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From NZ First:
NZ First Introduces Fluoridation Referendum Bill
New Zealand First has today introduced a Member’s Bill which would restore decision-making power to local communities regarding the fluoridation of drinking water.
The ‘Fluoridation (Referendum) Legislation Bill’ seeks to repeal the Health (Fluoridation of Drinking Water) Amendment Act 2021 that granted centralised authority to the Director-General of Health and mandated the fluoridation of local water supplies.
It will also amend the Local Government Act 2002 and Health Act 1956 mandating local authorities to hold a binding referendum on water fluoridation.
This Bill reinstates the fundamental right for communities to determine through democracy whether or not their water supply is fluoridated.
New Zealand First has always believed such a significant decision about local fluoridation needs to be decided by the people themselves.
Important public health measures such as this should be decided with transparency, debate, and local voices, not by overreaching Wellington-based bureaucrats.
The only people who would oppose this Bill are those who oppose democracy.
NZ First Introduces Fluoridation Referendum Bill
New Zealand First has today introduced a Member’s Bill which would restore decision-making power to local communities regarding the fluoridation of drinking water.
The ‘Fluoridation (Referendum) Legislation Bill’ seeks to repeal the Health (Fluoridation of Drinking Water) Amendment Act 2021 that granted centralised authority to the Director-General of Health and mandated the fluoridation of local water supplies.
It will also amend the Local Government Act 2002 and Health Act 1956 mandating local authorities to hold a binding referendum on water fluoridation.
This Bill reinstates the fundamental right for communities to determine through democracy whether or not their water supply is fluoridated.
New Zealand First has always believed such a significant decision about local fluoridation needs to be decided by the people themselves.
Important public health measures such as this should be decided with transparency, debate, and local voices, not by overreaching Wellington-based bureaucrats.
The only people who would oppose this Bill are those who oppose democracy.
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BREAKING
CANDACE WON'T BE HERE IN FEBRUARY
Candace Owens' tour downunder postponed again due to the on going court case in Australia contesting her visa.
Owens said on her show today that she will be down in the fall which is our spring.
Dates yet to be confirmed.
CANDACE WON'T BE HERE IN FEBRUARY
Candace Owens' tour downunder postponed again due to the on going court case in Australia contesting her visa.
Owens said on her show today that she will be down in the fall which is our spring.
Dates yet to be confirmed.
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If you can't be at this mornings WDC Meeting but really really want to hear or watch, you can watch the live stream on You Tube, starts 9am https://www.youtube.com/live/jDOsl80W0pI?si=pNBwNKuI9Fu5TicM
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🔴 Extraordinary Council Meeting: Wednesday 12 February 2025
This extraordinary meeting of the elected members of Whangarei District Council will be live-streamed when it begins at 9:00am Wednesday 12 February 2025. The agenda for this meeting can be found along with minutes of previous meetings here:
https://www…
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WHAT'S HAPPENING TO THE EDUCATION SYSTEM?
ARE WE SEEING A CURRICULUM WIDE MAORIFICATION?
Do you have children at school? Have you noticed a change in the curriculum?
Here is another example of Maori culture being taught through another subject, this time Japanese, see pics below.
There is nothing wrong with learning about Maori culture in Maori class or social studies or the like but the person who sent me this said the student is going to Japan on an exchange trip and they need to be teaching Japanese and it's culture, not maori culture through Japanese language.
Do we have any teachers or educators who can explain the change in curriculum?
ARE WE SEEING A CURRICULUM WIDE MAORIFICATION?
Do you have children at school? Have you noticed a change in the curriculum?
Here is another example of Maori culture being taught through another subject, this time Japanese, see pics below.
There is nothing wrong with learning about Maori culture in Maori class or social studies or the like but the person who sent me this said the student is going to Japan on an exchange trip and they need to be teaching Japanese and it's culture, not maori culture through Japanese language.
Do we have any teachers or educators who can explain the change in curriculum?
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Tulsi has been confirmed as your Director of National Intelligence!
Deep State actors are terrified, because the most vocal figure about the US-funded biolabs in Ukraine, is now in charge of all US Intelligence.
Tulsi knows the big secret!
(Video from 3/13/22)
Deep State actors are terrified, because the most vocal figure about the US-funded biolabs in Ukraine, is now in charge of all US Intelligence.
Tulsi knows the big secret!
(Video from 3/13/22)
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WHANGAREI COUNCIL CONTINUES TO REJECT GOVT DIRECTION TO POISON CITIZENS
Yesterday a council meeting in Whangarei voted to continue its decision to fight the Governments ruling to force councils to put neurotoxin, fluoride, into the water supply.
Here is Kelvyn talking to Councillor Gavin Benney about what's going on.
Yesterday a council meeting in Whangarei voted to continue its decision to fight the Governments ruling to force councils to put neurotoxin, fluoride, into the water supply.
Here is Kelvyn talking to Councillor Gavin Benney about what's going on.
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JUSTICE HAS PREVAILED IN NZ
Despite the breakdown in our relationship we have always maintained that the way Liz Gunn was treated by the Auckland Airport, police and the judicial system was wrong.
It's good news that Justice Peters saw sense and has ruled that the previous decision of assault be over turned.
Frontline Law has done a great job.
Read full article here.
From the NZ Herald:
Justice Peters, after watching CCTV footage of the interaction multiple times over the past week while mulling her decision, sided with the defence.
“It is conceivable that what is considered acceptable might be negated by prevailing circumstances,” Justice Peters explained of her decision and that of the District Court judge before her. “Certainly, the judge did not accept that Ms Gunn could have believed C [the security officer] consented to what occurred. That was because, in the judge’s view, by then the discussion between Ms Gunn and C had become ‘confrontational and hostile (on the part of Ms Gunn)’, and that Ms Gunn had been ‘rude and inappropriate’ in asking C where she was from.
“However, having viewed/heard what occurred (several times) I do not share the judge’s view of the tenor of the discussion or of Ms Gunn’s manner. My assessment is that Ms Gunn was polite, albeit assertive and wishing to communicate her view to C.”
Despite the breakdown in our relationship we have always maintained that the way Liz Gunn was treated by the Auckland Airport, police and the judicial system was wrong.
It's good news that Justice Peters saw sense and has ruled that the previous decision of assault be over turned.
Frontline Law has done a great job.
Read full article here.
From the NZ Herald:
Justice Peters, after watching CCTV footage of the interaction multiple times over the past week while mulling her decision, sided with the defence.
“It is conceivable that what is considered acceptable might be negated by prevailing circumstances,” Justice Peters explained of her decision and that of the District Court judge before her. “Certainly, the judge did not accept that Ms Gunn could have believed C [the security officer] consented to what occurred. That was because, in the judge’s view, by then the discussion between Ms Gunn and C had become ‘confrontational and hostile (on the part of Ms Gunn)’, and that Ms Gunn had been ‘rude and inappropriate’ in asking C where she was from.
“However, having viewed/heard what occurred (several times) I do not share the judge’s view of the tenor of the discussion or of Ms Gunn’s manner. My assessment is that Ms Gunn was polite, albeit assertive and wishing to communicate her view to C.”
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Last night, Worcester, Massachusetts voted to become a “Sanctuary City for Transgender and Gender Diverse People.”
My brain melted watching this.
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My brain melted watching this.
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Website | X | Instagram | Rumble
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BREAKING
DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF HEALTH STEPS DOWN
Read full article from NZ Herald here:
Director-General of Health Dr Diana Sarfati is stepping down, becoming the third senior health official to resign in the space of a week after the new Health Minister’s promised leadership changes.
In a statement, Sarfati highlighted the “challenge of restricting and unifying an entire health system” and how it was “not to be underestimated” as she announces her final day will be next Friday.
“Now, having made the decision to go, I have decided to leave promptly,” her statement said.
“I have appreciated the privilege, and responsibility that has come with leading the Ministry of Health during a time of significant change within the sector.
“It is now time to allow someone new to take up the mantle of one of the most challenging and rewarding roles within the health sector.”
Health Minister Shane Reti, flanked by the Director-General of Health Dr Diana Sarfati (left), and Health NZ chief executive Margie Apa.
She acknowledged the “incredible people” who worked in the health sector. She said she would be taking time before considering “other opportunities”.
Sarfati is the latest senior health official to resign in a matter of days.
Earlier this week, director of Public Health Dr Nicholas Jones said he would be concluding his secondment as planned in February and resuming his previous role in Hawke’s Bay.
Last Friday, Health NZ chief executive Fepulea’i Margie Apa resigned amid the entity’s search for a new chief executive as Apa approached the end of her term.
DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF HEALTH STEPS DOWN
Read full article from NZ Herald here:
Director-General of Health Dr Diana Sarfati is stepping down, becoming the third senior health official to resign in the space of a week after the new Health Minister’s promised leadership changes.
In a statement, Sarfati highlighted the “challenge of restricting and unifying an entire health system” and how it was “not to be underestimated” as she announces her final day will be next Friday.
“Now, having made the decision to go, I have decided to leave promptly,” her statement said.
“I have appreciated the privilege, and responsibility that has come with leading the Ministry of Health during a time of significant change within the sector.
“It is now time to allow someone new to take up the mantle of one of the most challenging and rewarding roles within the health sector.”
Health Minister Shane Reti, flanked by the Director-General of Health Dr Diana Sarfati (left), and Health NZ chief executive Margie Apa.
She acknowledged the “incredible people” who worked in the health sector. She said she would be taking time before considering “other opportunities”.
Sarfati is the latest senior health official to resign in a matter of days.
Earlier this week, director of Public Health Dr Nicholas Jones said he would be concluding his secondment as planned in February and resuming his previous role in Hawke’s Bay.
Last Friday, Health NZ chief executive Fepulea’i Margie Apa resigned amid the entity’s search for a new chief executive as Apa approached the end of her term.
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EYE-WATERING MOMENT: RFK Jr. delivers an emotional tribute to President Trump after being sworn in as HHS Secretary.
“For 20 years, I’ve gotten up every morning on my knees and prayed that God would put me in a position where I could end the childhood chronic disease epidemic in this country. On August 23rd of last year, God sent me President Trump.
“He’s now given me—he’s kept every promise that he’s made to me. He’s kept his word on every account and gone way beyond it. I’m so grateful to you, Mr. President. A lot of people told me that I couldn’t trust President Trump—that I better get it in writing.
“And we did a handshake, and everything that he told me he was going to do, he has done. And I’m so grateful to him. And I’ve told you before, I genuinely believe that you are a pivotal historical figure, and you are going to transform this country.”
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“For 20 years, I’ve gotten up every morning on my knees and prayed that God would put me in a position where I could end the childhood chronic disease epidemic in this country. On August 23rd of last year, God sent me President Trump.
“He’s now given me—he’s kept every promise that he’s made to me. He’s kept his word on every account and gone way beyond it. I’m so grateful to you, Mr. President. A lot of people told me that I couldn’t trust President Trump—that I better get it in writing.
“And we did a handshake, and everything that he told me he was going to do, he has done. And I’m so grateful to him. And I’ve told you before, I genuinely believe that you are a pivotal historical figure, and you are going to transform this country.”
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WHANGAREI SICK OF BEING LAB RAT OF NZ
Whangarei Deputy Mayor, Phil Halse, speaks with Kelvyn about the Whangarei Council's continued decision to fight the Government's mandate to fluoridate the local water supply.
Whangarei Deputy Mayor, Phil Halse, speaks with Kelvyn about the Whangarei Council's continued decision to fight the Government's mandate to fluoridate the local water supply.
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THIS DESERVES YOUR URGENT ATTENTION
Can you help extend the deadline for the Mad Scientists Bill?
Here's a link and below the description:
https://our.actionstation.org.nz/petitions/extend-the-public-comment-period-for-the-gene-technology-bill
WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Bill sponsor Judith Collins must Extend the Say on their Gene Technology Bill by granting at least 90 additional days for public comment. This Bill—which combines sweeping changes to our Non-GM pasture -based agriculture system with unprecedented “emergency” medical powers—was rushed out on the last day of Parliament, leaving Kiwis virtually no chance to understand or debate its potentially massive consequences and now they seek to close public comment on 17th of February.
Why is this important?
This petition does not argue “for” or “against” genetic modification, mRNA medicine or the Gene Technology Bill itself. Our concern is that everyone—farmers, families, scientists, and everyday citizens—deserves adequate time to assess how this Bill could:
Reshape our agriculture industry and threaten the 100% Pure reputation upon which our exports rely.
Allow more glyphosate in “Round-up ready” GM crops, negatively impacting our waterways, honey bees, and animal products.
Introduce “emergency” genetic therapies without thorough public scrutiny, raising questions about medical autonomy and national sovereignty.
IF THIS BILL IS TRULY BENEFICIAL
It will still be beneficial after 90 days of additional fair public debate.
Rushing it through in just eight weeks disrespects our largest export sector and compromises democratic transparency.
BY SIGNING THIS PETITION, YOU CALL ON THE GOVERNMENT TO:
Grant an immediate extension of the Gene Technology Bill’s deadline for at least 90 days.
Provide clear information so all New Zealanders can fully grasp the Bill’s ramifications.
Honour fair and transparent governance by giving us the time to engage, ask hard questions, make informed submissions and consult our peers.
No matter where you stand on genetic modification, we all deserve the right to weigh the evidence and protect our environment, our economy, and our medical freedoms. Extend the Say—90 days is not too much to ask.
YOU CAN CALL OR FORWARD THIS LETTER TO YOUR MP
Your MP will want to know your position, no matter which party they serve. Call your MP’s office or copy and paste this petition and email it. You can your MP’s email address in the first link below.
ADDITONAL INFORMATION & REFERENCES
https://www.beehive.govt.nz/ministers
https://bills.parliament.nz/v/6/22059628-b0cc-4931-5e07-08dd18a12bfb?Tab=history
https://www.legislation.govt.nz/bill/government/2024/0110/7.0/LMS1009752.html
How it will be delivered
This petition will be delivered to Fonterra urging them as New Zealand's largest business and the world's most profitable dairy cooperative to support extending public comment on this Bill. This petition will also be delivered to Parliament and National Party headquarters.
Can you help extend the deadline for the Mad Scientists Bill?
Here's a link and below the description:
https://our.actionstation.org.nz/petitions/extend-the-public-comment-period-for-the-gene-technology-bill
WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Bill sponsor Judith Collins must Extend the Say on their Gene Technology Bill by granting at least 90 additional days for public comment. This Bill—which combines sweeping changes to our Non-GM pasture -based agriculture system with unprecedented “emergency” medical powers—was rushed out on the last day of Parliament, leaving Kiwis virtually no chance to understand or debate its potentially massive consequences and now they seek to close public comment on 17th of February.
Why is this important?
This petition does not argue “for” or “against” genetic modification, mRNA medicine or the Gene Technology Bill itself. Our concern is that everyone—farmers, families, scientists, and everyday citizens—deserves adequate time to assess how this Bill could:
Reshape our agriculture industry and threaten the 100% Pure reputation upon which our exports rely.
Allow more glyphosate in “Round-up ready” GM crops, negatively impacting our waterways, honey bees, and animal products.
Introduce “emergency” genetic therapies without thorough public scrutiny, raising questions about medical autonomy and national sovereignty.
IF THIS BILL IS TRULY BENEFICIAL
It will still be beneficial after 90 days of additional fair public debate.
Rushing it through in just eight weeks disrespects our largest export sector and compromises democratic transparency.
BY SIGNING THIS PETITION, YOU CALL ON THE GOVERNMENT TO:
Grant an immediate extension of the Gene Technology Bill’s deadline for at least 90 days.
Provide clear information so all New Zealanders can fully grasp the Bill’s ramifications.
Honour fair and transparent governance by giving us the time to engage, ask hard questions, make informed submissions and consult our peers.
No matter where you stand on genetic modification, we all deserve the right to weigh the evidence and protect our environment, our economy, and our medical freedoms. Extend the Say—90 days is not too much to ask.
YOU CAN CALL OR FORWARD THIS LETTER TO YOUR MP
Your MP will want to know your position, no matter which party they serve. Call your MP’s office or copy and paste this petition and email it. You can your MP’s email address in the first link below.
ADDITONAL INFORMATION & REFERENCES
https://www.beehive.govt.nz/ministers
https://bills.parliament.nz/v/6/22059628-b0cc-4931-5e07-08dd18a12bfb?Tab=history
https://www.legislation.govt.nz/bill/government/2024/0110/7.0/LMS1009752.html
How it will be delivered
This petition will be delivered to Fonterra urging them as New Zealand's largest business and the world's most profitable dairy cooperative to support extending public comment on this Bill. This petition will also be delivered to Parliament and National Party headquarters.
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