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National’s trade push risks turning New Zealand into a globalist sacrifice

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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has vowed to pursue free trade agreements with seven new countries, including Nigeria, Bangladesh, Brazil and Argentina, within five years if re-elected.

While critics warn this aggressive expansion is similar to the controversial New Zealand-India FTA, trade spokesman Todd McLay said a National government would apply the same ambition and focus as they “chase New Zealand’s next billion customers”.



However, rather than strengthening New Zealand, the policy could flood markets with low-cost competition which would erode domestic industries, accelerate demographic shifts, deepen inequality and strain infrastructure. Read more at RNZ, Holyhekatuiteka on X and David Seymour on X or watch RCR’s interviews with Jackson Fowler and Joshua Riley.

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  1. Is Luxon having some sort of breakdown? Is he in the middle of male menopause? Has he just galloped completely off the reservation in his desire to impress the globalists? Or has he gone stark, raving mad?

    • The New Zealand Company Church Parliament sold NZ out decades ago, via their “two wings of the same bird” uni-party psyop, in which ‘their’ citizens via ‘their’ voting ballot box process just kept on giving them consent to do what they want. In equity terms, our Legal Owners are Constructive Trustees.

  2. No way in hell I’d vote for National. My best guess, is if they limp back into office, it will be on the back of NZF.

  3. Dragging NZ into the Third World sphere of trade / poliTICKS..!
    Is joining BRICS next??
    Argentina & Brasil have Israeli IDF forces moving about behind the scenes, with those elements documented on video as having started fires in Patagonia and western Brasil.
    The other nations are already Third World and this is essentially going to drain New Zealand resources by wasting the same on failed nation / states!
    Then comes the influx of third world populations into New Zealand as part of the …’Free Trade Agreements’…!
    National & Labour need to go out on a PERMANENT basis! Otherwise, we will become the dysfunctional, politically-correct Zionist-controlled nation-state that the UK and US are now,.
    In order to stop this, vote for the below party in November.

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  4. Luxo really does not want to be re-elected. And nor should National as he is only the sock puppet.
    The establishment know Kiwi’s dont want to import street-sh*tters… which is why they are pushing for an alt. party – to split the freedom vote.

  5. If you have accidentally swallowed a poisonous mushroom, regurgitate immediately by tuning into Hosking’s Monday morning chat with best mate Luxon.

  6. Nigeria, wtf have they got to trade other than machete wielding psycho’s? No way i’m voting for that egg head.

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