The piece of shite aka Jacinda Ardern has surrendered
But does not want to call it surrender
All New Zealanders have had enough of this shite. Restaurants and Cafes are no longer asking for a vaccine passport unless they’re obviously woke. BTW the obviously woke cafes/restaurants have not sufferred through this Gesundheitspaß “system” as much as the others, as their customers are more than happy to discriminate. But for the main, most of those in the hospitality industry have had a gutsful. In fact even the Pharmacies have had enough judging by my experience today. I also have a letter here from some medical specialists who are basically apologizing for having to discriminate and explaining that their only reason to do so is because they’ll have to isolate at home if the Ministry of Health gaslights them with a positive case of OH MY FUCKING CHRON that will impact their ability to work.
Jacinda Ardern is a piece of SHITE and needs to be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. Anyway here she is trying to pretend that she’s not surrendering when in fact she is surrendering.
Trials, NOW (these trials should be fair and reasonable and have juries made up of ordinary NZrs as we don’t want them to be just plain old retribution for war criminals..)
On and Justin, bye bye / au revoir
You are an imbecile / tu es un imbecil
You pushed too far.
P.S. an elderly guy was playacting near me at the supermarket today and I’m sure it was for the supermarket cameras. Me being unmasked.
I don't believe anything she says.
Mostly mice, Adam Michnik of Solidarity says: Poland's self-limiting revolution was not about seizing state power. The model proposed by the Solidarity movement was that of a self-governing commonwealth, working from enterprise to town to central institutions of the state. Its program was very realistic – gradual action, avoiding open conflict – but in many respects it was also self-deluding, for such a model of democracy has never functioned anywhere in the world. What mattered, though, was that the movement was open for new forms of compromise. As for the communist authorities, still subjected to brutal pressure from Moscow, they were unable to offer any sensible model of coexistence. Their position became weaker every day. In order to protect themselves – perhaps also to protect the country from Soviet intervention – they reached for the final argument. On the night between 12–13 December 1981, martial law was imposed. The Solidarity leaders were arrested; the union itself was suspended, then banned.