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Do not be offended if I didn’t include anything for trannies, gays, or whateverthefuckyouare. Space doesn’t allow all of you to be included and even if there was, I just couldn’t bring myself to do it.

Go and have a sulk, call your liarbour or green MP and complain. I don’t give a shit about your feelings. Instead, be kind to yourselves and self medicate.

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  2. Hope you all have a great day out there, its some obscure Saints special day today, not many of us even knew about him till some marketing expert thought it would be a great thing to sell more products to vulnerable people, gifts possibly coming from the virus centre of the world. How nice that it is OK to celebrate this ‘special day then. Oh I do wonder what will befall us all today? he liarbour party are bound to have something to shake at us.

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  3. I’ve been off the grid for most of the past week tramping – wonderful to enjoy our flora and fauna with no internet and best of all no Cindy, Chippy and Saint Ashley
    Back in civilisation I caught up with the news – down to earth with a bang.
    What is happening with our country? The latest Stuff article attacking white NZers (genocide in S America), the removal of Sean Plunket from Talkback radio (next it will be talk back completely), the selectiveness of our history curriculum etc.
    If I was 30 years younger I’d be off to Aus to get away from this this rubbish but we are in our 60s so left it a bit late. Will just have to continue being a grumpy old woman.

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    • Good morning citychic. Happy Valentine’s Day!

      Don’t worry about the Stuff article. It’s an acknowledgement of the social and technological superiority of the White race. The Neanderthals of Europe were also backward and we saw them off too about 30,000 years ago. Regrettably there were some buggers (like our very own Kea on this site, as well as Mike Hunty) who fornicated with Neanderthals with the result that we all have about 2% Neanderthal DNA to this day.

      The weather is gorgeous out of my Auckland window – enjoy your day!

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      • Talk about minorities.

        There are less than a billion white people in the world.
        They are dwarfed by others.
        Eg Over a Billion people in China alone plus their diaspora

        There are over a Billion people in India and if you add the original one country pre 1947 (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh) then that is over 1.7 Billion so about double the whities in the world from that land mass alone, plus their diaspora .

        Whities are a minority in the world without minority rights.
        That aint right !!

        But the Dominion, Herald or TVScum will not tell you that.
        They hate facts and are full of self-loathing white trash.

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  6. Not sure where this came from, I received it by e mail this morning. Knowing how much y’all are fans of the Mexican Green Turd I thought I’d pass it along:

    Sir Robert Jones hits the nail on the head again , worth the read .
    Bob Jones talking about Green Party member Ricardo Menendez March:
    A HORRIBLE GREEN PARTY LITTLE TURD
    Sir Bob Jones · December 14, 2020 · Uncategorized · 69 Comments
    The Green Party’s new intake included, scraping in in last place, a Mexican migrant called Ricardo Menendez March. His credentials for selection appear to be,
    He’s homosexual, something Green Party types view as a higher art form, and his occupation as a cinema projectionist, that is on his own admission, simply pushing the start button, something requiring significantly less intellectual input than holding a Stop-Go sign, and …
    Nothing else.
    Nevertheless, in his years in New Zealand he has pre-occupied himself as a protestor on behalf of every predictable left-wing cause. In short an utterly unaccomplished loser, now living at the taxpayer’s expense in the unbelievable role of a legislator.
    None of that is especially unusual since MMP which has seen every election include in the new intake, world class no-hopers, plucked from obscurity, largely remain obscure, then return to anonymity after a single term.
    Last week, suitably clad in a pink shirt and jacket, Menendez March in a girlish voice, made his aptly named in his case, maiden speech.
    These are a conventionally tortuous experience for old parliamentary hands to endure, and one’s sympathy goes out to the Speaker who is unable to dodge them.
    So how do I know about this? Because I have been inundated with indignant folk who have sent me copies of Menendez March’s speech, given he referred to me, which I will come to.
    He opened for no explained reason, babbling at high speed in Maori, something few people let alone MP’s would understand.
    Then came the standard embarrassing autobiographical guff of “my journey”, acknowledgement of his family, Mexican village, “those who walk with me in times of adversity and joy” (I am not making that up).
    This was followed by the outrageous claim that “decision-makers have created rules that criminalise our survival and existence”, ‘our’ he explained referring to ‘the queer community’.
    Next came an attack on Work and Income for not dishing out sufficient largesse to the likes of him, followed by launching into “the wealthy for destroying the planet, aided and abetted by Parliament”.
    Inexplicably, he then reverted into a lengthytirade in Spanish.
    Finally, he got on to arriving here in 2006, here predictably being Aotearoa.
    He protested at the simplicity of his film projection job involving pushing a start button and (again, I’m not making this up) being criticised by politicians for calling it a low-skilled job, despite just acknowledging that reality.
    Then he moved on to fresh fields which is why people drew my attention to this abomination of a self-centred world class wanker’s maiden speech, saying,
    “I clearly remember seeing clips of Winston Peters and Bob Jones scapegoating immigrants for the housing crisis, for unemployment and for inequality in general. We were also blamed for bringing low-skilled, low wage labour that didn’t contribute to the economy- or so they claimed.”
    So here’s a message to this little turd. First, you clearly remember no such thing. The only time I’ve had a TV exchange on immigration with Winston was brief.
    Winston: “Walking down Queen Street is like being in Hong Kong”. Me: “Yes. Isn’t it wonderful. All those beautiful Asian girls”
    Some facts for Menendez March to ponder:
    I doubt anyone in this nation has been more outspoken over the last 25 years, lauding immigration and especially from Asia.
    I don’t doubt but know that no-one has done more to help migrants than me.
    I don’t publicise the fact but such is its scale it’s been impossible to hide it.
    But unasked I’ve spent millions and continue to do so, helping migrants and especially refugees. I’ve put perhaps a thousand refugee girls through our universities, paid their fees, accommodation costs, provided vouchers for two dresses annually and so on. And it certainly doesn’t stop there but that’s enough to get the picture.
    The upshot was that (unasked by me), David Farrah saw red, reported the little turd’s comments and ran a lengthy piece on Kiwiblog quoting various newspaper columns I’d written lauding our immigrants. He further ran four pictorial items including one pertaining to my refuge girls scheme.
    So, waking to how utterly wrong he’s been in maligning me, how did Menendez March respond? An Apology! You must be kidding.
    Instead he dug his hole even deeper responding with spectacular illiteracy, “the Bob Jones of the world see us as economic units, so yeah nah”.
    It’s unbelievable this garbage is in Parliament with his snout in the taxpayer’s pocket. Now if I’m known for anything it’s my advocacy for the humanities.
    For four decades I’ve ridiculed B Coms and Commerce degrees (success in business is basically common sense and energy, something alien to the fluttering Menendez March who from his utterances oozes a sense of entitlement).
    I’ve forked out millions for history and philosophy students’ scholarships.
    Currently I’m discussing funding a Chair in Epicurean studies with one of our universities which is wildly enthusiastic. The significance of that would be lost on this ghastly little pink clad ponce.
    Here’s a prediction. This Menendez March rubbish is destined to cause much distress to his party.
    He’s dishonest, ignorant and illiterate. The “yeah nah” is beyond belief. He’s lived a parasitical existence since arriving here 12 years back, contributed nothing and complained and protested about his host country incessantly.
    If rubbish like this is the best the Greens can come up with, then they’re in big trouble.

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  7. This battle of free speech is still to be fought in the High Court of Australia as the war on “free speech” continues.
    It is more of a progress report, and a win setting up for the Case itself.

    ….. sacked by the university for serious misconduct for questioning the climate change science …. … for public statements made on the Jones & Co program on Sky News Australia.

    …. “James Cook University has engaged some of the most expensive legal representation in the country to stifle the free speech of one of its own staff, despite crying poor about university funding in the wake of coronavirus. It creates a massive chilling effect for any academic engaging in public debate in Australia,” ….

    …. pressure on academics across the country on policy matters related to China have highlighted without doubt that there is a free speech crisis at Australian universities,” …..

    ….. JCU to this date has never attempted to disprove claims made by Dr Ridd …..
    https://wattsupwiththat.com/2021/02/11/big-victory-in-battle-of-academic-freedom/

    Comments there give more insight, and shows how the overbearing of JCU, is able to lever large resources for an agenda.

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    • Good news. He’s been cleared, with just 7 dishonest Republican senators and 50 Democrat senators (don’t need to state that they are dishonest. That’s a given) voting in favour of finding him guilty. Anyone who has read or seen any of the evidence knows that there is no possible way of any sensible person convicting him.

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  9. Everyone knew it was happening and why aussie got pissed https://i.stuff.co.nz/national/health/coronavirus/300228947/miq-as-a-transit-lounge-hundreds-fly-to-australia-soon-after-leaving-isolation

    Silly chippy a couple of weeks ago took the deny deny deny route even tho dozens had been proven to leave nz immediately after finishing miq, https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2021/01/covid-19-no-evidence-managed-isolation-being-used-as-back-door-for-further-travel-chris-hipkins.html

    Dumb fucks why even try hide that when it was extremely obvious.

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  11. Heres a handy hint to those blokes who are having their 1st valentines day with a new partner or single but bound to suffer its effects in the future.
    DONT DO IT!!!
    Simple isnt it, no gifts dont get sucked in because if you do it once then she will expect it every year. If youre in the giving mood then feed ginny a penis, never under any circamstances give a gift esp jewellery or take out for expensive dinner as each year you will have to do better or suffer!

    This works great with birthdays aniversaries and xmas 🙂 youre welcome.

    Btw ive rocked this for 13 years now with my wife and its great, no expectations. The first year or 2 she would buy crap and try be romantic but soon gave in and embraced my method and now she loves it zero stress and just a good ole fashioned boning of we can be bothered.

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    • Thanks Viking.
      Yeah;- No actual impeachment.
      Trump acquitted.

      Still shows a great source of corruption is in the Senate, and how the academia & media support it.

      Now will those forms of corruption be allowed to be talked about after showing how the Senate run a “kangaroo” court, breaking many constitutional requirements?

      Democrats & Rino’s can not help themselves, as they will seek other avenues of control.

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    • THE SCUM
      PURE SCUM

      The Republicans who voted for conviction were:
      >>>Richard Burr of North Carolina
      >>>Bill Cassidy of Louisiana
      >>>Susan Collins of Maine
      >>> Mitt ‘the really rich Mormon’ Romney of Utah
      >>>Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
      >>>Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania
      >>>Ben Sasse of Nebraska.

      Let their names live in INFAMY
      Probably McCain voted for impeachment as he rotted in his grave.

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      • The reason I refer to Romney as ‘the really rich Mormon’ is that the Mormons disgust me.

        He has wealth in the hundreds of millions.
        That is OK in itself.
        However the Latter Day Saints or Mormons are one of the ‘churches’ established in the mid 1800s that were/are purely about money, money, money.
        Seventh Day Adventists are another. The ones that run a cereal manufacture operation (Sanitarium) but hide behind a church so they do not pay taxes.

        2021. All churches should pay taxes and we cast out the archaic tax dodge from when churches were more influential.

        The LDS/Mormons have a massive asset base and many Hundreds of Billions of USD in cash or near-cash holdings and yet they prey (not pray) on the poor Polynesian people who do not have much and get them to tithe 10% of, in many cases, meager, income to their church thing.

        The Polynesian people tend to be spiritual so are easy prey for western churche$.
        For these churchy bastards like Mutt Romney too much is still not enough$.

        They have good PR but are not necessarily good people.

        Brian Tamaki and his mob have done the same (copied it) but get the bad publicity.
        It is about optics.

        eg In 2005, former AB Steven Pokere was sentenced to 2½ years in jail for conspiracy to defraud investors of $4million, relating to a company that he ran with three others, all Mormons, that targeted fellow church members. Never enough.

        It is ALL about money.

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  14. Just a reminder trendsetters..Hello Fresh which I did enjoy very much by the way, is an advertiser on Mediaworks. Just one of many.
    Fuck Mediaworks and their panty wearing CEO. I’ve cancelled my standing order with Hello Fresh and have told them why.
    Bring back Banksy. Bring back Plunket. Sack the panty wearing CEO..who is ex Air NZ by the way.

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    • Is there any possibility that people like Peter Williams, Sean Plunket and others could band together and start a podcast? They could make it a subscriber only channel or by donation. They could also include some good communicators from the left like Chris Trotter.

      I honestly don’t think that the old labels of Left and Right apply anymore . For example Free Education and Free Healthcare were started by ‘leftist’ governments as well as welfare in its early form (which was initially a hand up not a handout) and I for one wouldn’t want to see NZ abandon these concepts entirely.

      I think conventional ‘righties’ and conservatives probably share more in common than we think. The enemy isn’t ‘the left’ so much as the totalitarians and wokesters who want to force society to behave, to speak and even to think their way. This goes for the racists like the Maori Supremacists too, who are probably doing more to destroy our country than most people realise.

      The enemy, then, isn’t the ‘left’ per se. The true enemy in 2021 is the totalitarian who wants to restrict our freedom in so many ways – and yes these come mainly from the left, but not all on the left subscribe to this by any means. Call it Fascism, Marxism or whatever label you like, but its deeper and more evil than just ‘leftism’.

      If we don’t fight hard to preserve our freedom NOW then it will be lost for ever. Freedom not only of speech, but freedom of association, economic freedom, social freedom, freedom to dissent, even freedom to travel are all under threat and we MUST fight to preserve them or we will become slaves.

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    • “It is a sad commentary on our times that one political party in America is given a free pass to denigrate the rule of law, defame law enforcement, cheer mobs, excuse rioters, and transform justice into a tool of political vengeance, and persecute, blacklist, cancel and suppress all people and viewpoints with whom or which they disagree.
      .
      I always have, and always will, be a champion for the unwavering rule of law, the heroes of law enforcement, and the right of Americans to peacefully and honorably debate the issues of the day without malice and without hate.
      .
      This has been yet another phase of the greatest witch hunt in the history of our Country.
      No president has ever gone through anything like it, and it continues because our opponents cannot forget the almost 75 million people, the highest number ever for a sitting president, who voted for us just a few short months ago.”

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  17. I have been following a chap on Telegram who is a Forever Trumper whitehouse staffer who worked under the leadership of Peter Navarro, as a Senior policy analyst for Trade and Manufacturing Policy.
    In one of his speeches (Jan 3 2020) to Effingham County Chamber of Commerce he said:

    He also went over the seven promises Trump kept during his campaign including withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement, found the toughest negotiators, directed the Secretary of Commerce to prosecute trade violations, do a total renegotiation of North American Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and threaten to withdraw if you do not get what you want, label China a currency inflater, prosecute China at the World Trade Organization (WTO) and if China does not stop its illegal behavior tariffs would be imposed.
    https://www.effinghamdailynews.com/news/local_news/altamont-native-describes-role-in-white-house/article_0be7ff9c-2e6a-11ea-aef6-db3b840bf994.html

    Recently he posted this on Telegram:

    “Jonathan Swan from Axios, which is really just journalistic shit warmed over, is a lap dog for hedge funds from New York, among others. He’s not even an American. Hope he goes back. An insufferable yellow journalist. I’m sure Chris Liddell loved leaking to him.”

    He also rails on FVEY.

    “The reason a fair number of you haven’t heard of Five Eyes (FVEY) is because they do not want you to think about it. They want anyone in these countries to be able to legally surveil you, and for you to just accept it as part and parcel of the Bezos/Gates dystopia we find ourselves in.
    As someone who held a TS/SCI clearance, I can tell you that it is not in our National Interest to be in this “alliance” any longer.
    Just see who opposes me on this … it will be all of our enemies: The Forever Wars people, the Globalists, the tech oligarchy. All of the groups deracinating the United States, its people, and their Land.”

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  19. Seven GOP senators voted to convict Trump
    A two-thirds majority of vote was needed to convict the former US president, which failed to be met. The final vote was 57-43, with 7 Republican senators voting guilty.
    The seven Republican senators are as follows:

    Richard Burr
    Bill Cassidy
    Susan Collins
    Lisa Murkowski
    Mitt Romney
    Ben Sasse
    Pat Toomey

    Notably missing is Liz Cheney, but. then there is McConnell.
    After voting to acquit, McConnell condemns Donald Trump and calls him ‘practically and morally responsible’ for riot
    Despite voting to acquit former US president Donald Trump, minority leader Mitch McConnell has said Trump “did not do his job” to try and end the violence of January 6.
    McConnell called the riot a “disgrace”, saying “Former President Trump’s actions preceded the riot were a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty.”
    He added, “There’s no question, none, that President Trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. No question about it. The people who stormed this building believed they were acting on the wishes and instructions of their President.”
    McConnell said he could not vote to convict Trump because he is “constitutionally not eligible for conviction” because he is no longer president.

    He added that a conviction would have created a dangerous precedent that would give the Senate power to convict private political rivals and bar them from holding future office.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/americas/300228547/live-us-senate-acquits-former-president-donald-trump-for-second-time

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  21. Could I just point out to some of you chaps that:
    1. It’s Sunday
    2. It’s still the morning
    3. I’ve only had one coffee and 3 Teas
    4. I am old
    5. I would appear to be innocent of some of your vile practices
    6. I have no mind-cleanser in the house.

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  23. Now the impeachment circus is over what do you reckon will be the plan from Trump? The Dems could try the 14th amendment but he has been cleared by the Senate so the chances of that being successful are slim. I think the following:

    1/ Primary against the GOP traitors in the midterms or start the Trump party to run against the corrupted GOP.
    2/ Win the House and Senate and introduce compulsory photo ID elections if successful.
    3/ Run for president again.
    4/ After winning presidency cleanse the CIA & FBI. Trump was inexperienced last time, he wont make the same mistakes twice.
    5/ Get a senatorial enquiry into 2020 election fraud & jail those responsible.
    6/ Jail those responsible for spying on his campaign.
    7/ Crush China economically in response to Covid & its intentional effect on the 2020 election.

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  27. The swamp, the corruption, hypocrisy, ‘2 faced-ness’, exposed, to many more of the public, and so now the real start.

    “Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun.
    In the months ahead I have much to share with you, and I look forward to continuing our incredible journey together…”
    https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/538766-trump-on-acquittal-maga-has-just-begun

    The story of the taking in and warming the poisonous snake, a lesson for many to see, how the system bites, stings & poisons.
    https://www.irishpost.com/news/donald-trump-recites-controversial-poem-the-snake-during-rally-196725

    The snake “poison of lawfare” will still be around in the pursuit through criminal courts.
    Like the DOJ saying that their is no election fraud, but lets start a case against Trump.
    Supreme Court Justices saying there is “no standing” but plenty to allow for a case against Trump.

    At the same time more & more people, if & when they think about it, will see as it has been put, that the Government will do that to them too.

    “In reality they are not after me,
    They are after you.
    I am just in the way.”
    https://nypost.com/2019/12/21/donald-trumps-theyre-after-you-tweet-says-it-all-goodwin/

    As Winston Churchill said after 3 years of fighting WW2, and seemingly losing much of the time.
    “Now this is not the end, it is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.”
    After the war, he wrote: “Before Alamein we never had a victory. After Alamein, we never had a defeat.”

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  28. Last night I posted this. Have a read. If you are buying Chinese steel be very careful. seetowards the bottom of the post.
    https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/world/china-loses-trust-of-some-its-closest-allies-after-punishing-australia/news-story/2677ef4514f792d8f3500b592987da79?fbclid=IwAR2B6lY6uNXDmxpWYTTnyRB9Hv5l4TLN-w1B5oRAyTsvVbC4qTnQoHMxVIo

    China is losing the trust and respect of some of its closest allies and neighbours who are increasingly worried about the superpower following its punitive trade embargoes against Australia.

    Beijing’s anti-Australia measures like blocking our coal have already backfired on a number of fronts, with coal supplies running out, residents struggling to heat their homes in the coldest winter in 50 years, and Australian exports booming as other economies like Japan and India fill the void.

    Michael Shoebridge, the director of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s (ASPI) Defence, Strategy and National Security Program, told news.com.au the measures were “not about Australia”, rather they were about sending a message to the world — that smaller countries should not dare go against China’s interests.

    He said China is even prepared to let its own people suffer to make a point.

    But if China is trying to impress other nations with its tough stance, it is failing miserably according to damning new survey of its closest neighbours.
    China’s economic muscle-flexing against Australia is backfiring on all fronts. Picture: Noel Celis/AFP
    China’s economic muscle-flexing against Australia is backfiring on all fronts. Picture: Noel Celis/AFP

    The study from the think tank ISEAS canvassed views from 1032 academics, policymakers, business people, civil society leaders, the media as well as regional and international organisations from 10 ASEAN member states — which have a combined population of 655.51 million people — and it raises significant concerns for China.

    Despite Donald Trump ruffling feathers on a global scale over the past four years, more than six in 10 respondents now say they would choose the United States over China if the grouping was forced to align with either power.

    This is an increase from last year’s survey, where 53.6 per cent were in favour of the US. In contrast, only 38.5 per cent chose China, down from 46.4 per cent last year.

    Nations like Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Cambodia and the Philippines said they their support for the US over China has increased.

    In a slap in the face to China’s economic posturing against Australia, only military-run Myanmar, Brunei and Laos now say they prefer working with the Asian superpower.

    The survey found that although China was overwhelmingly regarded as the most influential economic power in the region, the people who live there are not happy about it.
    This chart shows which country is the most influential in the region and residents they feel about it. Picture: ISEAS
    This chart shows which country is the most influential in the region and residents they feel about it. Picture: ISEAS

    Among those who see China as the most influential economic power, 72.3 per cent are “worried about its growing regional economic influence”.

    Respondents were also asked if they had confidence that China will do “the right thing” to contribute to global peace, security, prosperity and governance.

    This year, 63 per cent said they either had little confidence or no confidence that China would do the “right thing”.

    The simmering distrust had increased from 51.5 per cent in 2019 to 60.4 per cent last year.

    Researchers directly linked the Asian superpower’s economic showboating with the decline in trust, combined with its increasing military power.

    The respondents saw these factors as a potential threat to their respective country’s interest and sovereignty.

    “The region’s best hope is for China to take the mantle of leadership in a manner that does not impinge on the sovereignty and strategic autonomy of its neighbouring countries,” said the researchers.

    Here in Australia, the ASPI’s Mr Shoebridge said the results show that China’s economic muscle-flexing with Australia was spectacularly backfiring.
    The survey found that nations in South-East Asia were warming to the US, while turning against China. Picture: Mandel Ngan/AFP
    The survey found that nations in South-East Asia were warming to the US, while turning against China. Picture: Mandel Ngan/AFP

    “It shows that China is losing trust on a global stage, and that trust in America has risen,” he said.

    “It proves to me that other smaller nations are looking at how China has treated Australia and they do not like what they are seeing.”

    The trade stand-off is having worrying repercussions for China domestically too, with an eye-watering surge in prices for coal, supply shortages and its residents struggling to heat their homes in the coldest winter in 50 years.

    In a desperate bid to shore up its supplies, the government has curtailed electricity to businesses to make sure there’s enough supply for home heating – leading to a surge in orders for portable generators and extra demand for the diesel that fuels them.

    Not only is the coal shortage affecting everyday citizens, it is hitting China’s industries hard as factories are forced to use poor-quality domestic coal.

    Steel mills in particular were reliant on using high-grade Australian premium hard coking coal – a crucial raw material for steel making.

    Now they are forced to use expensive low-quality coal that is highly polluting to nearby residents. It also damages the equipment used in the process and can lead to the production of brittle steel products./-

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  29. What precedent is that Mr Burr?
    They may have just opened the door to impeaching ex Presidents.

    Sen. Richard Burr Openly Admitted That He Violated the Constitution By Voting to Impeach Trump

    “When this process started, I believed that it was unconstitutional to impeach a president who was no longer in office. I still believe that to be the case. However, the Senate is an institution based on precedent, and given that the majority in the Senate voted to proceed with this trial, the question of constitutionality is now established precedent,” Burr’s statement said.

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/sen-richard-burr-openly-admitted-violated-constitution-voting-impeach-trump/

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  30. This is an old story, but seems to have stayed below the radar with the mainstream media.

    BREAKING: John Solomon says DC police keeping interviews with key capitol security officials secret
    https://youtu.be/n3d6P1sT6MU
    11 mins 58 secs : • Jan 14, 2021

    Just needs a leakage of those documents and then pushed into the media.
    So many documents on so many issues are not fully exposed.
    No wonder Democrats are acting so scared and thrashing around now to push for criminal lawfare on Trump.
    That is a hole they digging, as “discovery” witnesses to be called, or subpoenaed.
    A lot of action in slow motion over the coming months as some issues are adjudicated in Court.
    Eventually the Big Picture will be more clearly seen.

    No wonder Pelosi could not take a witness stand, and be cross examined.

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    • Taranaki, and perhaps stop overs between Auckland & New Plymouth.

      … Two of the positive cases also visited a number of New Plymouth tourist attractions – information about places and times of interest will be put on the Health Ministry’s website.

      Dr Bloomfield said the Ministry did not initially consider that the New Plymouth visit was during their infectious period, but it was now collecting more detailed information on that. …..

      So now will be pushing for more contact tracing systems, QR codes, etc.. to be upgraded or put in place?
      More masking to be called for?

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    • I really hope theyre maoris and celebrated last weekend with thousands of other bros and spread it good.

      Frozen chicken wings were govt blame for one outbreak can they top the absurdity this time and claim it was contracted from a used spork or dirty bedsheets?

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  37. The latest piece of Government propaganda is announced via the official organ of this vile untrustworthy government. The Herald has published the results of its recent survey on vaccine acceptance.

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-19-coronavirus-poll-shows-most-kiwis-will-get-vaccine-but-significant-number-have-concerns/OQ2HDFQDXVU3PGP57J5IU27U7M/

    It appears that 74% of my fellow geriatrics have drunk the Koolaid Cindy & St Ash have prepared for them & believe that the benefits of the vaccination outweigh any downsides.

    But what is truly scary is that a full 60% “trust the NZ government officials CO-VID 19 advice.”

    I now understand how the National Socialists had Jews laughing & skipping as they entered the gas chambers.

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  40. Passed over just after getting the vaccine, 🤬

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/78-year-old-socal-woman-dies-after-receiving-first-dose-of-covid-vaccine/ar-BB1dEqn4?ocid=msedgntp

    A 78-year-old Southern California woman died on Friday after receiving the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

    The patient got the injection of the Pfizer vaccine around 12 p.m. at the COVID-19 vaccination site located at Cal Poly Pomona, according to Dr. Michael E. Morris, physician director of Kaiser Permanente Southern California’s COVID-19 Vaccination Program.

    While waiting in the observation area, she reported feeling discomfort and, while being evaluated by medical personnel, she lost consciousness, Morris said in a statement.

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  41. Theres a fine line between offending people and not realising youre just a giant douche and unable to realise it even tho others tell you so…

    Besides who the fuck would want to give cindy a great photo op and global praise. Gawd imagine it, i couldnt stand her in a hijab i really dont want to see tge whore parading around with sad face while wearing a skimpy rainbow outfit… argh fuck wheres the mind bleach kept

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  42. CCP Virus is in the wastewater/sewerage in Melbourne!
    Auckland will be the same, as they have a shitload of MIQ hotels, but has one problem, the shit pipes
    all leak shit into the sea!
    So everbody keep out the water. No swimming people!
    Wellington is the same and worse because the had a sewerage fountain in the CBD!
    It’s possible the rona was out on the roadway, footpaths, businesses, hotels, etc.
    Head for the hills folks. The PTPM has left Auckland, so the queers big day out has fallen flat!

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  43. Are the Canterbury Crusaders safe?
    Have they reached their “safe place”?
    What will ‘trigger’ another raid on them?

    Indiana university announced Thursday that it is ditching the Crusaders nickname, mascot and logos
    https://sports.yahoo.com/valparaiso-changing-crusaders-nickname-and-mascot-after-criticism-hate-group-use-222022602.html

    Has NZ crusaders appeased enough with mascot and logo changes?
    The times of self flagellation seem to become a part of repentance.
    So long as a head or a foot or hand is delivered, then that may suffice?

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  44. I have come to the realization that the highest paying job in Parliament is the horse faced creature at $10,000 a week ,but there is a position that hasn’t been noticed yet that will have a wage (deservedly) of $20,000 a week , the first deaf signer that can sign in both Pakeha and Hori at the same time , LMFAO.
    Are my eyes deceiving me or is Chippie about to enter the race for the “biggest gainer” (in fat) in that pigs pen in Wellington , the spotty little fucker is using his TIE to hold up his “big boys pants”.

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    • That creature does seem to rival that deaf signer, with those sweeping gesticulations, plus a bobbling, when you mute the sound.
      Just not sure into what language, but I think the ones at kindergarten do understand.

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        • Sooty ,If he has the bus drivers wife Robbo would know the combination ,and probably about 40% of the Labour caucus as well.
          Can you just imagine it ,all the brown hatters fighting over spottys tie/pants and some of them screaming “I’ve got rights in this que I’ve been here before ” they are all such C- -TS, all 120 of the Bastards.

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      • Simpleton , The people of our country are being fed a lie 7 days a week and the dumb fucks just love it ,that’s what the truth is up against and the MSM are balls deep in the problem…
        Once again this South Auckland outbreak will have all the experts “worried” until the morons that love Cindy just forget about it (2 or 3 days).

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  45. Unnecessary. None of us particularly like “the usual suspects” but there is a line you shouldn’t cross otherwise you sound just like the lefty shills on social media and The Standard. Suggest you think about the implications of such statements.

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  47. Just turned tv1 on and what a shit show. Idiots the lot of them.
    First time to watch the paint drying for this time!
    Maori left, right and centre!
    Toni Street, is chunky, first time I’ve seen her since Paul Holmes.

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  50. Whoopsie

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/exclusive-three-300000-biden-vote-dumps-late-election-night-virginia-cannot-adequately-explained-tied-final-results/

    EXCLUSIVE: Three 300,000 Biden Vote Dumps Late on Election Night in Virginia Cannot Be Adequately Explained or Tied to Final Results

    There’s something not right with the 2020 Election results in Virginia. There were three massive vote dumps of more than 300,000 Biden votes late on Election night that are being ignored by politicians and the media.

    We reported previously on the 2020 election results for President in Virginia. Hundreds of thousands of votes for Joe Biden were reported in massive vote dumps in the middle of the night and yesterday we discovered this all took place in Fairfax County. A response from Delegate Chris Head to a constituent attempted to answer questions related to these ballot dumps but failed miserably:

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  52. Sigh. Wonder if the government will try cover it up in New Zealand

    https://healthimpactnews.com/2021/39-year-old-medical-doctor-and-son-of-former-chief-justice-of-trinidad-found-dead-after-covid-injection-in-ireland/

    The Irish Sentinel has reported that Dr. Keshav Raman Sharma, a respiratory consultant who practiced in Wexford hospital, received one of the experimental COVID mRNA injections on January 5, 2021, and the following Sunday, January 10th, was found dead in his home.

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  53. Knowing my interest in these things a friend just copied me in on an e mail he just sent Hipkins. Hipkins, being Minister for Covid 19, should know this of course but , well, you know how useless and inept this Labour government it don’t you? I don’t expect he will receive an answer.

    “The cheapest, best and least dangerous prophylactic is a combination of hydroxychloroquine, zinc, vitamin D and vitamin C. Why do you not make it available for all citizens? You and your bureaucrats are in the pockets of big pharma who stand to lose if their untested vaccines with unknown side effects, except of course for occasional lethality and other side effects, are replaced by a cheap drug, used safely for nearly seven decades for malaria treatment and prophylaxis, probably made in India.”
    RD

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  56. CBS interviewer is schooled by Trump’s lawyer, Michael Van Der Veen
    Enjoy a good smack down.

    “Not sure who this insipid interviewer is but she just got handed her fronhole handed to her”
    https://twitter.com/politicalwilli/status/1360735901366837248?
    7 mins 42 seconds.

    Explains to interviewer what the word insurrection means.
    Then it starts to get ugly, 🙂
    Prosecutors doctored evidenced, then it had to be re-explained to interviewer that it was not denied

    Lawyer Asked if interviewer thought it was ok, and her questions, that the media is doing the blood thirsty $ for ratings to divide country.
    Why ;the media are not looking at it in a straight way and to stop the slanting with such devious journalist integrity.
    The media continue to let the bias; continues to divide, and it is the media’s narrative.

    Points out the slant of her questions to create a media narrative.
    By then he had, had enough.

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  57. I wonder if coke will now be allowed in schools 😂😂

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/300229446/new-health-star-rating-system-ranks-pure-juice-lower-than-diet-coke

    Pure fruit juice could be classed as less healthy than Diet Coke under new guidelines confirming health star ratings (HSR) on food packaging will place greater importance on sugar content.

    The Australian and New Zealand Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation voted on Friday, February 12, to reduce the four- and five-star ratings for 100 per cent fruit and vegetable juices to as low as two stars.

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    • Just one metric: sugar.

      Why does Labour and their quack Dr Ayesha Verrall prioritise Coca Cola Inc. over Mum Unlimited?

      Qui bono? (That’s Roman-speak for ‘who has their hands in the till and is coming into money?’)

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  67. Just to send a message of fake hope, a super-duper vaccine will be available in say……a year.
    They are repackaging hope, for a crisis they manufactured.

    Exclusive: ‘Universal vaccine’ that can conquer all variants could be available within a year thanks to British scientists

    Sir Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust who sits on Sage, the Government advisory committee, was among a number of influential scientists this week to suggest Governments’ strategies should switch to more universal vaccines.

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/02/13/exclusive-universal-vaccine-can-conquer-covid-variants-could/

    The Wellcome trust is a WHO and UN slush fund.
    https://wellcome.org/about-us/governance/board-governors

    https://www.gatesfoundation.org/Media-Center/Press-Releases/2020/03/COVID-19-Therapeutics-Accelerator

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  68. SSANZ have just sent out the following which readers here may well appreciate:

    Why is Jacinda Ardern still so popular?
    6 February 2021, 8:00am

    Every time I read another excitable media article about New Zealand’s prime minister Jacinda
    Ardern, I am reminded of an old quip: ‘Viewed from a distance, everything is beautiful.’ That
    was Publius Cornelius Tacitus (AD 58-120). Were this Roman intellectual and historian alive
    today, he would make a great New York Times columnist. His tactic was to spin political and
    historical analogies so they could influence public affairs back home.
    Tacitus’s Germania, for example, was about framing the Germanic tribes as a noble culture so
    that his Roman compatriots would recognize their own society as corrupt and decadent in
    contrast. The only problem was that Tacitus had never crossed the Rhine. That did not matter
    much: most Romans had not traveled far north either.
    That is happening again, except this time New Zealanders are the noble savages being lovingly
    invented by global columnists. Hardly any of these writers actually live in New Zealand or
    understand it. Their op-eds reveal more about them than the country they purport to write about.
    In normal circumstances, this would not be a problem. But over the past few years, Jacinda
    Ardern has risen to international stardom. Her rise was based on remote reporting by a
    progressive world media thirsting for a noble alternative to strongmen leaders.
    Anyone wishing for an anti-Trump, an anti-Johnson or an anti-Bolsonaro could not dream up a
    more suitable figure than Ardern. If she did not exist, she would have to be invented. She ticks
    all the boxes. As a young woman who became prime minister at the age of 37, she is one of the
    world’s first millennial heads of government. She is only the second world leader to give birth in
    office (the first was Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan).
    Ardern’s political tenure is soaked in progressive holy water. The list of her adopted causes is
    long. She cited child poverty as her reason for entering politics. When she first ran for prime
    minister in 2017, she declared climate change her ‘generation’s nuclear free moment’. In early
    2019, she promised in the Financial Times to champion a new ‘economics of kindness’. This was
    demonstrated shortly afterwards in the world’s first ‘well-being budget’.
    Ardern has become the media’s poster child of a modern, centre-left politician, not least thanks
    to her expertise in communicating to every audience. Whether it is a Facebook Live broadcast
    from her home in her pyjamas or a traditional press conference, Ardern oozes a highly
    personalised brand of warmth, kindness and empathy.
    This PR dexterity helped her steer through two major first-term crises. She found the right words
    to heal a shocked nation after a terrorist attack on the Christchurch Muslim community in March
    2019. Last year, her near-daily TV appearances guided Kiwis through the first months of the
    coronavirus crisis.
    For people watching from afar and sick of dealing with mortal, flawed and ineffective leaders,
    Ardern’s superheroine star shines bright. As the psychologist Jonathan Haidt revealed in The
    Righteous Mind, we wish for things to be true, and no amount of counter-evidence will change
    our minds. Ardern is lucky that humans have this mental bug because on practically every single
    metric her administration has failed.
    She wanted to solve New Zealand’s housing crisis by building 100,000 homes over a decade.
    This unworkable state-run program was abandoned after two years, and house prices have
    skyrocketed faster than before. A promised light-rail connection from Auckland’s central
    business district to the airport met the same fate: the project was scrapped before it even started.
    Child poverty also rose under Ardern’s leadership, as did carbon emissions. The so-called
    ‘wellbeing budget’ earmarked funds to fix mental health — but has still not found any projects
    on which to spend the money.
    Even in the two major crises, actual policy implementation differed immensely from the PRshaped perception. A gun buyback scheme after the Christchurch attack was a costly fiasco. And
    the country’s success against Covid-19 was more a result of geography than policy. The
    government failed to manage even basic quarantine facilities.
    In the 2020 election campaign, Ardern should have struggled to explain why her grand promises
    had so utterly failed. Except no one demanded any accountability, and Ardern cruised to
    an absolute majority based on her saintly image. Ordinary Kiwis, unused to being the global
    centre of attention, also desperately want this internationalist narrative to be true.
    The gap between people’s impression of Ardern and her actual performance as a leader has
    widened to a gulf. So long as enough modern Tacituses write gushing Ardern portraits, her
    superstar status will not change.
    Oliver Hartwich is executive director of the New Zealand Initiative, a Wellington-based think
    tank. This article was originally published in The Spectator’s February 2021 US edition
    This article was originally published in The Spectator’s February 2021 US edition.

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    • I have a friend who keeps saying that Govt. has a clever person(s) running their propaganda campaign. He is right in my view but where have they come from. There was never any evidence of it with Labour in the past. I would not be surprised if they have people in or from the US running it –it smacks of US Democrat BS.

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  69. Jacin-DUH Ardern. Communist stooge. Marxist zealot.
    Pathological liar. Traitor to NZ. Pathetic attention seeking
    creature with NO morals or empathy for the people she espouses
    to represent. A vindictive, spiteful self serving mole of a woman.
    Yet, for reasons I can’t fathom, thousands of dumb Kiwi’s adore her.
    AP out. Enjoy your evening.

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    • Agree SI should still be level 1. But the stupid twats runnning the show can’t think logically. Good news is that all the plods will be manning road blocks at both ends of auckland, so less chance of getting pinged by over zealous radar rangers….

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  72. Gunnar Sandelin “has stated that mainstream media reporters avoid writing the truth about the consequences of Sweden’s migration policy due to fear of reprisals” and some background here.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunnar_Sandelin

    All subtitled to English.
    Showing how integration has failed in Sweden in a big way.
    https://3speak.co/watch?v=rair2/ygjxtbbk
    44 mins 45 secs. : rair2 : Published on Feb 13, 2021

    My paraphrasing of sorts 🙂 :-
    “Sweden’s Deputy Foreign Minister in 1997. He stated the following in the parliament:
    “Racism and xenophobia should be criminalized and must be hunted down.
    Any sort of objections directed at, for example, immigrants or immigration policy shouldn’t be found in a democracy.”

    Sounds like the the UN Global Migration Pact that Winston Peters and Ardern signed NZ up to which also dictates how media etc are to portray immigration. That is “no complaints allowed”.

    The asylum migration has been changing, with myths of skilled migrants, then quietly to a major “chain” migration.
    Then the myths become rather misty, as the numbers also, so that it is really a hoax.

    Chief of Police, said: “I will never be disappointed about a falsely-issued residency permit.”

    “Everybody wants to come to Sweden”, “Continuous enhancements”, “Respect human beings”,
    “An open Sweden which safeguards the possibilities for global immigration.”
    This is indeed a governmental agency that runs asylum propaganda.

    So no real questions from journalists about government migration policies, and always a nice slant of answers to the public.

    “The gangs protect the residents.”
    The news program includes them in the news reporting by interviewing gang and clan leaders. Who, for their part, claimed:
    “We solve problems and issues which the police are incapable of solving.”
    a chief of police who said: “If they want, they can go for it and can have it as they wish.”

    NZ will take to this like a duck to water as it really is the beginning of tyranny granting police powers to others. 🙁

    The real trick is also how the figure, definitions, statistics of population is made.
    Though some researchers sort of try and reach through those cloudy demographic figures.
    Possibly those figures are at the lower end, when other things are considered.

    Definitions are very blurred for unaccompanied minors.
    “You should have the correct values,” and “All human beings are equal.”
    But human beings have never been equal.

    Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (BRÅ) — which we usually call “Council for Crime Denial” —
    Always changing definitions, variables, as concerned with “over representation”.
    Seems to be popping is 2nd generation is even more of a problem, which proves the “integration dream” is turning into nightmare rapes, threats, bombs, shootings, etc.

    So it would seem that Swedish woman are a major problem, just like the Temperance Union that came out from the USA into NZ.
    Secular hand on heart, with flowers, “welcome refugee”.
    So the woman take the lead to guard against alcohol, tobacco, xenophobia, islamophobia

    So in the fight back we know who must be paddled and hard. 🙂 Just look at the “batikhäxa” that claim to be so supportive of unaccompanied minors.
    Seems to be an inkling of a change in Sweden, or will the woman adapt & convert for the new masters, or is it too late?

    Who are the batikhäxa in NZ? I am sure some would like to be. 🙂

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  74. Had it on but couldn’t tell you what she said. Her speaking is like a machine gun: rat-a-tat-tat, rat-a-tat, tat. Fast and jumbled. I lost interest, in one ear and out the other. Just turns into blah, blah, blah…

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  77. Look out Tesla, SAIC’s $4,500 electric car takes China by storm

    The Hong Guang Mini EV’s convenience and low price have made it one of China’s bestselling “new-energy” vehicles. (Photo by Shunsuke Tabeta)
    SHUNSUKE TABETA, Nikkei staff writerFebruary 13, 2021 19:35 JST

    BEIJING — On the showroom floor of a SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile dealership in Chongqing, a salesman enthusiastically recommended the Wuling Hong Guang Mini EV, an electric car that has quickly won over Chinese drivers since its nationwide launch in July.

    The boxy compact lives up to its name, measuring less than 3-meters long and 1.5-meters wide, yet can still accommodate four people. The price starts at 28,800 yuan ($4,460), though the most popular model, with air conditioning, goes for just over $5,000.

    “If you make a 13,000 yuan down payment, the rest will be interest-free,” the salesman said.

    Though the Hong Guang Mini lags well behind offerings from the likes of Tesla when it comes to range and performance, its convenience and low price have made it one of China’s bestselling “new-energy” vehicles, a category that includes electrics and plug-in hybrids.

    https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Electric-cars-in-China/Look-out-Tesla-SAIC-s-4-500-electric-car-takes-China-by-storm

    Mind you, won’t tow the boat or carry a load of sheep. 😆

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  78. August 8 1977
    SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE,
    AND SUBCOMMITEE ON HEALTH
    AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
    OF THE COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RESOURGES

    PROJECT MKIULTRA, THE CIA’S PROGRAM OF
    RESEARCH IN BEHAVIORAL MODIFICATION

    On page 3, you’ll see one of the Senate select committee attendees was a Joseph R Biden.
    On page 4, you’ll see ‘material submitted for the record’
    The last entry on that ‘Content’ page is an obscure one.
    QKHILL/TOP
    What is ‘QKHILL/TOP’?

    QKHILLTOP DEFINITION
    QKHILLTOP was a cryptonym assigned in 1954 to a project to study Chinese Communist brainwashing techniques and’ to develop interrogation techniques.
    Most of the early studies are believed to have been conducted by the Cornell University Medical School Huipan Ecology Study Programs. The effort was absorbed into the MKULTRA program and the QKHILLTOP cryptonym became obsolete. The Society for the investigation of Human Ecology, later the Human Ecology Fund, was an outgrowth of the QKHILLTOP.

    https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/hearings/95mkultra.pdf

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  80. Cindy’s going to make Phillip Stoner Twyford the Minister for Vacine injections in the north island
    And the reverand the minister for the south island! This is in response to their work ethics they have shown in their past executive positions!

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    • Uh No. But we are going hard and early with kindness. So the bug will apologise and stop being tricky. I fear a lot more is suspected and they are not telling us the whole story. However, if the Saffa version is out there I will be self isolating and taking this a lot more seriously. A good friend was virtualy being measured for a coffin – 50 yrs old a cyclist and generally in good health, ( except for some earlier lung infections) Invermectin saved his life but he is still only at 50% Oxygen levels after nearly 3 weeks. This newer version is a lot more serious.

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    • The authorities are buying time. They want to press the PAUSE button and see if any more positive cases pop up in the community. Fingers crossed. If no more people in the community test positive over the next 72 hours, I suspect that the authorities will EXTEND the lockdown (as an extra safety measure) “since we are all doing so well, we just want to be REALLY SURE that you are all safe!”.

      If we are lucky, there will be no more cases and we will get to go back to Level 1 after about one incubation cycle’s worth of time.

      The problems will come if (like mushrooms on a wet paddock) new cases start popping up in Auckland. We could be on Level 3 for several weeks.

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      • “They want to press the PAUSE button and see if any more positive cases pop up in the community. Fingers crossed. If no more people in the community test positive over the next 72 hours,”

        Do you really believe that shit O Sen?

        The scabs were always to do it after Waitangi and lots of announcements.
        ‘The authorities’ as you call then are sniveling manipulative cunts that are now very readable.
        they know over 60% are compliant suckers so it works.

        Never interpret malice for anything other than what it is.

        I called out out on YSB weeks ago- between 9th and 14 Feb.
        After school goes back.
        To cause maximum disruption.
        About the time parliament starts so they dont have to answer questions.

        It was scheduled last year.
        It was always going to happen.
        The Melbourne fiasco just made it easier.

        The warning shot was in January with the Albany woman who had this deadly South African ‘strain’ that even the people around her could not catch.

        This is a political event and not a medical event .

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  84. It was widely rumoured that another lockdown was coming but couldn’t start until after Waitangi Day and lo …
    they have to ramp up the fear levels because too many of the peasants are planning to revolt over the untested and unproven vaccinations which (shhh!) may actually be more dangerous than the disease.

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    • Spot on Harvey, was about to post the same.
      Must increase the fearmongering to encourage the uptake of the gene therapy!
      Bet it works an absolute treat too.
      Drop it on em Cindy, I’ll watch from the sidelines.

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    • Yes Harvey that’s exactly what the cunt Ardern and her Marxist cabal are doing. They are going to start forcing the whole country to meekly accept being injected with an experimental biological agent next week – and just to ensure that the sheeple obey, they are signaling that they are in control.

      It’s no different to a concentration camp guard casually shooting an inmate to put fear into the other prisoners and get them to fall into line. Its right out of Pavlov’s playbook on conditioning the masses.

      New Zealand has become a prison camp where evil has gained control. This is not a drill. Repeat. This is not a drill This is fucking REAL. New Zealand, you are being subjected to psychological warfare.

      What are you going to do about it, citizens? Are you going to meekly allow these cunts to destroy your businesses, destroy your social cohesion, obliterate your future and take away your freedom?

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  86. Must have a new moderator over at KB.
    Separate post covering todays Level 2/3 announcement has 14 comments, none of them complimentary and most of them suggesting our wonderful leader get f*d.
    I didn’t think that was allowed any more.

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    • “Three days” is just to soften Auckland up. Any meaningful lockdown has to be for at least one complete incubation cycle of the virus (generally 2 weeks, but sometimes longer).