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  #2615274 3-Dec-2020 07:53
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GV27:

 

tdgeek:

 

Yep, I want to live where we stay calm and under the radar. Oh, I do.

 

 

But we were so effective in getting the Australian deportation matters addressed! 

 

 

:-) Depends if we are able to demand Australia does, and we can't.



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  #2659784 19-Feb-2021 14:00
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quickymart:

 

Tova owned him, and unfortunately for Jamie Lee Ross I think he deserved what he got. Hopefully now he leaves politics for good.

 

Although...

 

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2020/10/electoral-commission-rubbishes-billy-te-kahika-s-claims-advance-nz-a-victim-of-rigged-election-disqualified-votes.html

 

This Billy bloke has some serious issues. It's almost like he's channeling Trump.

 

 

Freedom Party leader Billy Te Kahika says he is quitting politics - NZ Herald

 

 

Billy Te Kahika has quit politics and shut down his controversial party after his failed bid for power at last year's election.

 

The leader of New Zealand Freedom Party (formerly known as the New Zealand Public Party) revealed the move this afternoon, saying he was going to "focus on being an activist".

 

Te Kahika has a number of controversial views, including that Covid-19 was a bioweapon designed to be used on civilians around the world.

 

He fronted numerous marches against the Government's Covid-19 response.

 

"This is not the end of my fight for freedoms and being a voice for concerned Kiwis - I am leaving the political world to be what I have now become and that is a voice for all concerned New Zealanders and a commentator about the important issues as an independent activist journalist," he said in a statement.

 




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  #2659792 19-Feb-2021 14:02
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Politics in NZ will be better off without him.

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