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Just a Small Reminder

Instead of fixing real problems, she left behind failed local projects like KiwiBuild and a country completely divided by race and unforgiving, officious, lockdowns.

By Stefan Kühn CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=9413214

Pee Kay
No Minister

Sorry to inflict this on you but this is a small reminder of the hell a Labour victory would inflict on the country.

To most of us, Ardern wasn’t a self-made leader. Just as she is now praised and feted by global elites, she was carefully groomed by global elites.

Long before she became prime minister, her heading of the International Union of Socialist Youth is where she learned and locked in her heavy-handed, government knows best, we are the one source of truth mindset. Who can forget her using the word comrade 15 times during the, roughly, seven-minute 2009 closing address?

That background made her the perfect pick for international power brokers and the global elites. Why else was she chosen as a “Young Global Leader” by Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum, the exact group many people call the “New World Order”. From this viewpoint, she didn’t rise to power to serve regular people, but to push a top-down, global agenda.

In the end most argue her leadership was all about slick public relations and fake empathy and endowing largess and influence on Māori. Instead of fixing real problems, she left behind failed local projects like KiwiBuild and a country completely divided by race and unforgiving, officious, lockdowns.

And of course, many ask the question: why does she now not reside in New Zealand?

This article was originally published by No Minister.

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