New Zealanders are heartily sick of the mewling, whining, miserable visage of Jacinda Ardern. She has become the most despised person in New Zealand politics. Little wonder then that she is essentially signalling she will be campaigning from behind strong fences and a veritable army of security next year:
One of Jacinda Ardern’s much-loved Waitangi Day rituals is set to go by the wayside in 2023 as New Zealand adapts to a new security environment in an election year.
Since 2018, Ms Ardern, her family and government ministers have donned aprons and picked up tongs to cook a free barbecue for all who brave the early wake-up for a dawn service at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds in Paihia.
However, the endearing slice of Kiwi hospitality is off the menu next year.
The Waitangi National Trust has confirmed to Australian Associated Press the barbecue is not in next year’s schedule, amid growing concern New Zealand’s laid-back public life may be hardening.
Concerning protests from anti-vaccine and far-right individuals and groups have marred 2022, including a three-week occupation of Wellington’s parliamentary precinct in February.
AAP
I don’t know why she is surprised by all this. This is what happens when you deliver nothing but empty slogans, tank the economy, and create more division in society than any other politician, including Robert Muldoon or Helen Clark, has ever done before.
When you lie, and lie, and pile even more lies on top, you really shouldn’t be surprised when the people reject your lies.
When you tell people that you won’t get sick and you won’t die if you take an experimental ‘vaccine’ and that it is safe and effective, and then reality catches up with you, you shouldn’t really be surprised.
When you tell people that you’d never force people to take those same experimental ‘vaccines’ and then renege on that and roll out a draconian enforcement of the policies that saw those of us who refused, as we are entitled to under the Bill of Rights, punished, then you really shouldn’t have to wonder why we despise you.
When you turn mate against mate, family members against each other, cost people their jobs, careers, businesses and their hobbies, at the same time encouraging ostracism, segregation, medical apartheid and demonisation then you really shouldn’t be surprised that we despise you even more.
When you promise to solve the housing crisis and fail to even get close to producing even one year’s worth of houses, why are you concerned that we think you are full of crap?
When you pander to 15% of the population, get the media to join in with $55 million in bribes, force the Maorification of everything onto everyone, steal ratepayers’ assets and hand control over to iwi elites, why are you surprised when we say “enough”?
I’ve been asked many times by people recently who I think the most despised politician is in New Zealand history. I explain to them that even though we despised Robert Muldoon, in the end, we just laughed at him and considered him as pitiable. We voted him out and that was the end of him. We really didn’t like Helen Clark either, and in the end, it was a relief that her tear-filled drive to concede finally saw the end of her. She wasn’t evil, but she was in favour of the nanny state until we said enough. Helen Clark was at least competent.
Jacinda Ardern however has shown through her actions that she is evil. She has shown by her much-publicised speech to the UN that she is actually a tyrant, who wants to crack down on free speech and abrogate our rights. She has shown by her actions during Covid that she thought nothing of trampling our human rights.
That’s why we loathe her. That’s why we despise her. That’s why we want her gone. Sooner rather than later.
Oliver Cromwell put it best when he said, “You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately … In the name of God, go!”
Or Sir Leopold Amery who implored Neville Chamberlain to go with similar words “Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go.”
Just go, and don’t let the door slam you in the arse on the way out.
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