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Luxon condemned for undermining Trump’s peace efforts in Ukraine

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has ignited a storm of criticism after posting a tweet reaffirming his government’s “steadfast support for Ukraine” in its war against Russia.

Luxon’s statement, which claimed to support the defence of “democracy and international law”, was met with overwhelming negativity, particularly in light of U.S. President Donald Trump’s ongoing efforts to broker a peace deal between the warring nations.

Trump has positioned himself as a mediator in the Ukraine conflict, advocating for an end to hostilities and warning against continued financial and military aid to Ukraine. His stance has gained significant traction, particularly among western societies tired of the financial support given to Ukraine and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky’s handling of the conflict.

Luxon’s tweet appeared to ignore the changing global sentiment, reinforcing support for Zelensky’s war effort rather than aligning with Trump’s peace-focused diplomacy.

Critics accused him of undermining efforts to resolve the conflict by negotiations. Many condemned Luxon for his “tone-deaf approach” to a conflict that has drained Western resources and divided public opinion.

X erupted with derision, accusing Luxon of supporting a war Zelensky played a significant role in escalating. One user pointedly referenced a recent diplomatic blunder where Zelensky was caught muttering an expletive in Russian towards U.S. Vice President JD Vance.

“You missed Zelensky calling the Vice Potus SUKA under his breath. That is Russian for HORE! Yes, they speak Russian—I worked with Ukrainians in the 90s, they all considered themselves Russian. We should keep our nose out of that one!” one comment read, underscoring the complexity of the situation Luxon failed to acknowledge.

Others took an even harsher tone, with one person questioning Luxon’s commitment to his own citizens, stating: “You hate the people that voted you in, Mr Luxon? … Just admit it.”

Another user sarcastically suggested that Luxon should put his words into action by joining the frontlines himself: “Can we send you over to the front? You little grunting pigmy.”

One of the strongest criticisms came from those pointing out the massive financial burden placed on Western taxpayers to fund Ukraine’s war effort.

“America gave this CLOWN $350 billion. NZ taxpayers forked out $130 million. Get yo ass over there Luxon and defend Ukraine yourself?!” another comment read, symbolic of growing discontent over continued financial aid to a conflict many now believe should be brought to an end through diplomacy rather than warfare.

Luxon’s political future could be in jeopardy if he continues to alienate his own voter base. One commenter bluntly put it: “MORE LOST VOTES.” Another noted that Luxon is already on shaky ground within his own party, writing: “Your polls are tanking, you’re on 3-month probation as leader apparently & you now insult @POTUS @JDVance @SecRubio. @NZNationalParty & party membership need to do something & fast. You do not speak for the majority of New Zealanders‼️”

With Zelensky’s standing in the international community rapidly deteriorating and Trump’s influence on global affairs continuing to grow, Luxon’s insistence on backing Ukraine without consideration of the broader political shifts could prove to be a significant miscalculation. Critics argue that New Zealand’s leader should be prioritising national interests and aligning with allies advocating for peace rather than prolonging a war that has cost countless lives and billions in taxpayer dollars.

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17 COMMENTS

  1. Did he condemn the occupation of Golan Heights? No.

    Both labour & national are the two cheeks of the same arse. Minor parties are shyte sticking to them.

    Globalist agents will speak the same script sent to them.

  2. Well, it has been quite a day. Zel being roasted by the US Administration and reporters, and now this other dwarf, Luxton, really showing his true colours as a little WEF puppy. Sadly he is our dwarf. But he doesn’t speak for me, and no doubt a growing number of Kiwis. He is so out of touch with the reality of the world it’s more than embarrassing, it’s sickening.

    But it shows how bereft we are of politians of any quality across the entire spectrum of New Zealand politics no matter the party. We really are in dire straits. So, let’s all move to Russia and be done with it. At least they have a real military and trains that run on time…

    • Well said. Luxon is an embarrassment. He is an example of the “Peter Principle” whereby he has been promoted beyond his level of competence.

  3. Yes, Luxon is an incompetent PM and an embarrassment. Though, it would help if the ignorant on X learnt how to spell; The correct spelling is”whore” and Pygmy. Showing their lack of whatever will only open themselves up to ridicule by the target of their ire and hence dismissal.

    • Agreed. That is a big problem of alternative voices. Not getting their basics right. And not being taken seriously because of that.

  4. Wait. What! PM Luxon spent how much? Almost as bad as PM John Key “donating” 7.7 million + 5.5 million NZD taxpayers money to the Clinton Foundation. For what? Total corruption.

    Luxon needs to step down. 130 million dollars? I seriously question Luxon’s moral judgement continuing to fund a war rather than supporting a peacemaker.

    • Makes sense that loser Luxon, puppet of the WEF would support cokehead Zelensky. After all he gave him over $100 million of NZ taxpayers money. What benefit was that to NZ? Zelensky was probably high on coke at his meeting at the White House. He showed a complete lack of self awareness and self control.

  5. The general rule of warfare attrition is 1/3rd killed to 2/3rds wounded not returning to service. 1.5 million Ukraine + mercenary deaths would indicate 3 million wounded. 4.5 million total. No wonder Kiev is considering lowering the age to 16 yrs, and forced conscription. Thats a whole generation of Ukrainian brothers, fathers gone! and soon to be sons if they keep this up. It is a terrible thing.

  6. I saw a program on a cable news channel years ago. I cannot remember which channel and it was not a holiday program but rather some sort of documentary about Ukraine. It was way before 2022 when the Ukraine-Russia war started, perhaps about 2015 or there-abouts.

    The program presenter was in Kiev and asked, “What are all those yellow flowers on the ground?” – there were THOUSANDS of flowers.
    A Ukrainian citizen replied that they were a commemoration of Russian speaking Ukrainian citizens who had been shelled and killed by the Ukrainian military.

    The Ukrainian regime (I would guess the Azov brigade, who are NAZIs) would routinely shell with artillery Russian speaking areas – innocent civilians – in order to kill them. Note that this was when no war was going on.

    The Ukrainian regime was never a democracy because they would willingly kill their own people way before the 2022 war started.

    All these leaders who unconditionally back Ukraine, you have to ask WHY …

  7. Luxon, he’s playing to the crowd who still lap up msm news. All those fools who believe Russia is about to fight more countries and Trumps not a politician but a rich man tallying up with that man you can’t trust, Musk. If only that woman had campaigned sooner but slow Joe got in the way.

    Well that’s what I heard in a Te Awamutu waiting room yesterday. I couldn’t believe my ears.

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