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ScratchNSniff's avatar

New Zealanders proved themselves to be the weakest most compliant sheep in the world. The biggest surprise was how fast they would throw their neighbours under the jab bus. Bastards.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

Regrettably your observation has distinct and troubling merit. Snitching and dobbing in became a vaunted past time for many, encouraged by politicians and police alike. The spinelessness of so many flightless Kiwis appears profoundly underwhelming.

"New Zealand police website for snitching on people breaking coronavirus lockdown crashes due to popularity" https://reclaimthenet.org/new-zealand-snitching-website-crashes

"SNITCH CITY: New Zealand Site Crashes as Locals Rush to Report Rule-Breaking Neighbors Amid Lockdown." https://www.governmentslaves.news/snitch-city-new-zealand-site-crashes-as-locals-rush-to-report-rule-breaking-neighbors-amid-lockdown/

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Richard Seager's avatar

Ah but there was a lot of us who resisted as well. I spent time in Victoria & NZ during those idiotic years and I would suggest that Victoria was worse than NZ. And still is.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

Indeed, there was a hard core of diamond edged resistance.

And therein lies the foundation of a future withdrawal of social license and submission to governance, which in my view should be laid down now....nzdsos has 52000+ signatories, VFF ... and others, who knows... time to coalesce, before the gulags?

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Proton Magic's avatar

Did any large groups of specific workers strike on these do-or-else pronouncements? That was the way to go.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

Had anymore than a few still possessing a spleen been involved, perhaps. Sadly, there were thousands of health 'workers' awarded exemptions, while the rest either succumbed or left their occupations, livelihoods and income. It remains to the present an unadulterated tragedy and manifest demonstration of tyranny, in addition to an enthusiastic, unmitigated embrace from the wider, wilfully uninformed, incredibly compliant populace.

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Proton Magic's avatar

Why would a health worker be awarded an exemption and others not? That would make no sense if there was a real virus and real and effective vaccine. Oh I forgot, things that don't make sense are the most logical.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

Absolutely, except that is lost on most.

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Rob (c137)'s avatar

It's probably because their union didn't fold like a coward.

In the USA, unions are very weak in comparison and most of them sold us out or were silent even though adding a mandate should have given them bargaining power, they just let it happen.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

The union or coalesced group (a number of medical specialists for example, is I understand noted) dodged the shots. They possessed the political power to hold the system to ransom. The politicians social licence is a fragile thing, easily smashed by a little judiciously applied leverage. If sufficient people were aware of this, the future could be better assured!

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Dee Dee's avatar

Unless the worker was exposed and had natural immunity, oh I forget, they denied that too!

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

Humans are the most suggestible of animals.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

Interesting. Perhaps we are. But then again, with little to fight and survive with except hands and intellect, threat mitigation/avoidance/recall seems an easy mid-brain function to co-opt.

Nonetheless, once bitten twice shy?

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

I recall the language in the US (esp. as coming from Fauci- to be hedged to such a degree that it seemed to me to be crafted in such a manner that if it were ever later called into question- it would be deemed indeterminate enough to deflect assignment culpability -I believe they were once called 'Weasel Words'

They must continue on all fronts now- something ( even if it's not another Venomous Virus)

will take hold, until its head is severed.

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

Separating "reptilian" heads from their posturing, slithering bodies appears an effective antidote to calculating insanity?

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Edward Bernaysauce's avatar

yes, and don't be misled by their autotomic shed...

;)

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Fast Eddy's avatar

Humans are so easily controlled... that they must be controlled

This is why we must be lied to e.g. https://fasteddynz.substack.com/p/the-three-pillars-of-bullshit

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Fast Eddy's avatar

Yep - in Ontario so many medical professionals refused the Rat Juice that the govt was forced to drop the mandates.

https://fasteddynz.substack.com/p/the-ultimate-extinction-plan-uep

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Proton Magic's avatar

Just looked at it FE, you knew they never found a virus-any virus ever-right? If you think they did, can you send a paper of a purified isolated virus particle, thanks.

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Richard Leger's avatar

These kinds of ̷p̷e̷o̷p̷l̷e̷ monsters are so repulsive, so infuriating, so base as to seriously test one’s morality.

Would anyone have a link to that video?

Here's more such degenerates: https://www.bitchute.com/video/aC4VK4b5Uz3f/

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Richard Leger's avatar

Thank you Dextro, will use snippets to add to my video.

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Fast Eddy's avatar

I was living in NZ when the Rat Juice was rolled out. Everyone had a choice. Yes many would lose their jobs if they refused but hey - if someone asks you to inject an untested product developed in less than a year you walk from the job and work it out.

We sponsored two kids from the slums to attend school in NZ... both rejected the Rat Juice... they risked being sent back to the slums because they would lose their student visa status. Everything was at stake. But they chose not to inject

What they did was went to every business in town that did not require a Rat Juice vaccine... both got hired and sponsored and they worked through Covid ... then when the mandates were lifted they returned to school.

Not easy ... but doable.

How many people taking the Rat Juice risked being sent back to a 3rd world slum if they refused?

Again - everyone had a choice. A difficult choice but non the less... there were options

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DrLatusDextro's avatar

FE, what you say is correct. There is a choice. The inhuman politician agrees wholeheartedly. Nonetheless, the political "choice" here is a ‘Claytons’ choice” – a choice that exists in name only and isn't genuine. Politically framed it intentionally placed a multitude of people between a rock and a hard place.

Next time perhaps, one imagines many more Kiwis maybe 'twice shy' and aware of the political choices on display. Then the politicians may come to perceive their incipient loss of social licence; therein lies their serpentine achilles heel.

Enormous kudos for your sponsored kids! They are the "Right Stuff" the future of humanity is built upon.

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Fast Eddy's avatar

Agree - it's an inhumane choice... that never should have had to have been made.

That said ... it was necessary ... because UEP needs loads of vaxxed up people for it to succeed

https://fasteddynz.substack.com/p/the-ultimate-extinction-plan-uep

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Richard Seager's avatar

Teachers, nurses, those on the border had no choice. Maybe technically they did but of course they would lose their jobs if they said no.

The choice is only there to protect the scum like Hipkins from hanging.

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zeb11's avatar

how inspiring to read that

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zeb11's avatar

Thank you, you have articulated well.....thoughts of workplace bullying and micro managing spring to my mind......similar MO. They are shortening our dog chain one link at a time and I'm trying to prepare my kennel for when the time comes again.

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zeb11's avatar

excellent points

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