A Postcard from New Zealand
Welcome to a Labour Party hellscape
The playbook is simple:
Lie
Implement
Evade
From Great Britain to Australia, Canada to New Zealand, the agenda has been clear: by any means necessary must the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) “Great Reset-cum-Build Back Better” smorgasbord of technocratic evil become the “new normal”.
“Boris” Johnson, Scott Morrison, Justin Trudeau, Jacinda Ardern, all earmarked with ‘biography’ pages on the WEF’s very own website — make of that what you will. Ardern, specifically, alongside present-day French prime minister, Emmanuel Macron, both graduates of the organisation’s Young Global Leaders initiative, or, perhaps, incentive.
Interestingly, however, you won’t find any mention of it on either of their personal Wikipedia pages, which might not be as surprising when one realises that Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia’s co-founder) is, according to a different page, one of a twelve-strong “board” of “world and industry leaders” who have their hand in selecting leaders who represent “the voice for the future and the hopes of the next generation”.
Incroyable! Who knew that a 21st-century ‘papers please’ society was one of the hopes of the next generation? A generation who, if they stopped their idolisation of a know-nothing Swedish teenager and actually picked up any book about the preceding century before them, would instantly recognise the darkness standing ahead of them.
And make no mistake: it’s here.
On Monday of this week the New Zealand government announced they would begin introducing mandated vaccination for all health workers and teachers, following similarly nonsensical trends in other nations where an already-overburdened and depleted workforce risks becoming irreversibly decimated as a result of mass terminations.
Specifically, in Early Childhood Education (ECE) — a sector I work in — a shortage of teachers was already the norm, and has existed pre-Covid, yet workers now face being fired (regardless of their current contractual commitments) unless they have received their “first dose” of the Pfizer vaccine (now labelled ‘Comirnaty’) by November 15 2021 and be “fully-vaccinated” by January 1 2022.
Furthermore, if one chooses not to be vaccinated by the November deadline, workers are then subject to weekly Covid-testing to produce a “negative” result in order to continue working until the final January deadline.
In essence, a ‘No Jab, No Job’ policy is the current reality; a reality in which the prime minister (and her dripping schlep of ministers) have continually denied (lied) would ever take hold, whilst simultaneously claiming to be the nation’s “single-source of truth”, in what can only possibly be described as a sure-fire nod to Orwell, himself.
Of course, this isn’t the Ardern government’s first breach of people’s fundamental right to having autonomy over their own bodies; in April of this year, she mandated the vaccine for border and “Managed isolation and quarantine” (MIQ) staff, then for air and seaport staff in July, sealing the fate of many hundreds of loyal workers who refused to abide her decree.
In her words, if anyone did refuse, they simply had to be “moved on”. My, what compassion! Such drastic steps were unprecedented. Surely she would face a backlash? This is New Zealand, after all, a democratic western nation whose World War servicemen are honoured with a public holiday every year in late April on ANZAC Day.
Did their sacrifice — their sacrifice for freedom — no longer matter in the face of a never-to-criticise and highly-politicised “vaccine rollout”? But wait. The “centre-right” National Party, a self-declaring “equal opportunity for all” opposition must have had something to say about such disgraceful establishment overreach?
You bet they did. Except, for the most part, it wasn’t in opposition, but in tandem with Labour Party orders, with Chris Bishop, National’s ‘Covid-19 response spokesperson’ providing a fine example of the abject weakness Kiwis can find in their so-called “opposition” party, as he found agreement with the very first vaccine mandate (and subsequent) policy.
Indeed, for the past 18 months, many people, like me, having seen the fear sparked and devastation wreaked in my birth nation via purposely-enacted psychological warfare, have thus become witness (and participants) in our own dystopian horror movie as the litany of sensible “expert” opinion — from politicians and scientists, alike — has maintained an entirely consistent non-existence.
Move over Neil Ferguson, you have nothing on Michael Baker, Rod Jackson, or Dr. Siouxsie Wiles — the mainstream’s go-to fear-monger extraordinaires and, tragically (thanks to their new-found fame as media celebrities), policy drivers.
Take Baker, for instance, an epidemiologist based at Otago University whose airtime hours and column inches this past year-and-a-half must have surely broken records. He is, unsurprisingly, a vehement supporter of vaccinating children against Covid regardless of the absence of any safety data whatsoever. Previously, too, has he been known to call for a “tight-border” restriction between the North and South Islands to ‘help prevent Covid spreading’ in the south, going as far to suggest people pay additional border “fees” (to travel in their own country) on top of those for the ferry-crossing itself, and only for those who find themselves “double-vaxxed”.
How about Jackson? Once more, another media-hyped epidemiologist, this time from Auckland University, whose irrationality is seemingly so prevalent that he even admits to “freaking out” when another band of Auckland-based “positive cases” popped up on his radar just a few days ago. A strident supporter of vaccine mandates, Jackson was recently quoted as saying,
“Ardern should tell New Zealand today that ‘you cannot work in a hospital unless you're fully vaccinated, you cannot work in any healthcare, you cannot work in any education setting unless you're vaccinated, you cannot work in the police until you're fully vaccinated, you cannot work in a supermarket unless you're fully vaccinated’”.
For Jackson, this was all ‘being done overseas’ and was “nothing new”. Pray, tell, does he sound like someone one would want in charge of one’s ‘public health’ advice?
Then there’s Ms. Wiles, a British-born “She/her” microbiologist, also from Auckland University. Just as prominent on tv screens, usually in collaboration with the aforementioned doom-porn professors, and flicking her fluorescent pink hair to help dazzle the morning news anchors between their inane Q&As, in a recent interview regarding mask mandates (which still exist here), Wiles was asked,
If I'm out for a walk and there's a group of people passing by should I put my mask on?
“It depends on where the wind is blowing you could have a gust of wind that if someone infected blows it to you or if you were infected blows it to someone else... For the good of everybody, wearing a mask when you're out of your home is a good idea.”
“It depends on where the wind is blowing…”
I know what you’re thinking: less Three Musketeers and more Must Be Joking.
And to think, amongst every single moment of mask slavedom I have logged to date: dog-walkers, cyclists, joggers, e-scooter users, single-car drivers, drone-like bus passengers, and even toddlers, that all this — including ever-impending and wholly unscientific vaccine mandates and passports — are for a virus with, according to Public Health England, at least, an infection mortality rate of just 0.096%
I’m under no illusions; New Zealand remains a sensationally beautiful country. I’ve seen it. I want to see more of it. And despite a government-led “televised Jabathon” this weekend (I kid you not), there are also nationwide protests scheduled on the very same day. So, there is some hope. But for how much longer will this land of the long white cloud remain as beautiful as she no doubt is?
For of what worth is beauty if her soul is rotten to the core.