Covid Tyranny: New Zealand Government Strikes Again

It makes me mad how push over the NZ "Government" is. This new law is probably being put through by a directive from the WEF or whatever abc monsters are out there.

I wish they would all grow a pair and actually stand up for the people who "voted" them in, and reject any more orders from anyone outside the voter base.
I echo your sentiment. However, from what I can see, the National party is a party of wokesters. Luxon has clearly always been a globalist and we see him pushing all the global agendas - hence his lack if support for the treaty principles bill, his ardent support of the climate alarm agenda, his support for gene therapy and manipulation, and likely also for digital currencies.

Based on performance to date, Nation are Labour Lite. The only meaningful change has come from ACT and NZF enacting all the things they gained as part of the coalition agreement.
 
I echo your sentiment. However, from what I can see, the National party is a party of wokesters. Luxon has clearly always been a globalist and we see him pushing all the global agendas - hence his lack if support for the treaty principles bill, his ardent support of the climate alarm agenda, his support for gene therapy and manipulation, and likely also for digital currencies.

Based on performance to date, Nation are Labour Lite. The only meaningful change has come from ACT and NZF enacting all the things they gained as part of the coalition agreement.
Yes it’s National and Labour are two sides of the same coin.
 
May the comets rain down the New Zealand government if they continue to subvert the free will of New Zealand citizens.
And then I’d like to add a few choice words and descriptors not appropriate for the forum)!
Q: (Ryan) In approximately 26.5K BCE, the Taupo supervolcano in New Zealand erupted, which is 'somewhat' close to the arrival of the STS Orion headquarters for the Sol system that you mentioned in 04/12/1999. Were both of these events related to any larger event, and if so, what was that event?

A: A cometary bombardment.
Maybe again soon.

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I have to admit that this triggered me, raised my stress levels again. So would like feedback and to network about this. I worry about New Zealand being such a small country and it’s attraction for PTB to use the country as their oasis. As well as basically using the population as lab rats.

Hear you, and big and small, country by country, state by state and by provinces and territories, the PTB are busy drafting such regulator law and pushing hard.

I don't know generally what people are like in NZ, yet as the C's had said of the people in Canada:

Q: (Toronto group) Canada is still punishing the unvaxxed with unemployment, travel bans, even denying medical transplants. Why is Canada the outlier compared to the other countries, and will this end soon?

A: It will end when Canadians say so.

Q: (L) Well, why is Canada doing this?

A: Experiment on "tough" people.

Q: (L) So they're trying to see how far they can push people who are reputed to be tough and not pushable.

It is a grand diabolical 4d inspired STS experiment to be sure, so all need to somehow pushback when they can strategically do so. Better not alone, though, so the more pens the better.
 
I hear ya! And the Australian gov is not far behind with their machinations. What keeps me on the saner side is “This too shall pass!” No way they are going to get through with all that crap. A nation can only diverge from a path minimally aligned with their people so much and for a time, then there is pushback at best, revolution at worst.

For me ‘vaccines’ have become a no-go - yes, I have become an ‘anti-vaxxer’ after the shitshow they put us through. Yes, no more!

The other thing that keeps me balanced as much as is possible for me is what the Cs said (paraphrasing): “Its the soul that counts, not your body”, and by extension that means “not your life”.

I’ve always thought about going elsewhere to ‘escape’ the clutches of fascism and totalitarianism, but a while ago I decided that I would like to stick it out here, no matter what will be.

And again as the Cs hinted to a while ago, someone will have to be around to give those around them a sense of what is going on and of direction.

Hope that helps, @gottathink
 
This was in today’s published SOTT articles, that I think is pertinent to this discussion:

The very thing that keeps humans surviving in an ever-changing world will be the very thing that ultimately destroys them.

Normalization.

Normalization and the accompanying ability to roll with the punches — to be resilient, pliable, tolerant and accepting against all odds — is really our greatest enemy in these turbulent times. Its original intention — to survive all challenges — was a brilliant attribute that our creator built into us. It is a positive attribute if we follow certain rules and avoid believing there is unsaid benevolence and positivity to everything thrown our way that appears to be innocuous. (Things that are really obviously bad are more difficult to normalize.)

In other words, refusing to believe that evil is lurking around nearly every corner with the serpent-like intention to deceive us, and thus destroy us.Another rule we must re-learn is to think critically and be ready and willing to recognize the devil behind certain presentations rather than eat every apple offered up to us with gusto and abandon.

Do I believe in Satan? Sure, why not? I didn't used to, but now the existence of Beelzebub himself seems to make everything going on make more sense. Even if Satan is just a symbol for "people gone astray," it certainly is something we need to be aware of and recognize.

As I just said, normalizing life's weirdnesses was a natural thing back in the day. We just got used to stuff — sometimes even bad stuff. We got used to being hungry, being poor, not having the same stuff the king had. We got used to fleas, vermin in the kitchen, measles, smallpox, and other health oddities. We got used to wars going on all around us, and stuff like that.

As time went on, those of us living in the more opulent countries got used to not starving and got used to clean water and warm houses without having to spend half the day chopping wood. All these conveniences were normalized for us. And it was a good thing, for the most part.

Normalizing was a natural part of our experience. It was normal to have enough food on the table, it was normal to have the doctor fix a broken leg, so we were not crippled for the remainder of our life. A lot of these things may have made life more pleasant so we could concentrate on more important things, but today the normalization of acquiring or achieving stuff that we used to have to work very hard to achieve or acquire has made us soft.

Just in case you missed it … I think that (at least for me) it is part of maintaining my sanity: to break through the confusion and gaslighting and seeing the world for what it is.
 

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