If the current poll pattern is anything to go by, New Zealand will have a close election result in November and it could go either way. It would be a disaster for NZ to have a left coalition, with three or four of Labour, the Greens, Te Pāti Māori or the communist ‘darling of the MSM’ Opportunity Party. Yikes!
How do we get the message out to others to point out the seriousness of what could lie ahead? We need a smart tactical-voting strategy. Using a simple tactic that worked during the Covid nonsense will help.
Over the long and arduous months of Ardern and Bloomfield’s Covid nightmare, the health system, the government and the MSM manipulated Kiwis to take a series of untested injections. Their fear strategy worked brilliantly as high levels of anxiety gripped the nation. Their endless terrifying propaganda worked on normally functioning intelligent people. No amount of talking, reasoning or data made an iota of difference.
The picture below is of a young man who developed huge blisters, resulting in very painful skin from his head, face and body down to his feet. He wanted to keep working and so was injected with the Covid mRNA concoction, resulting in his hospitalisation for two weeks. This horrific in-your-face picture was printed (with permission) and graphically exposed the medical risk of Ardern and Bloomfield’s untested jab.
All that was needed was to show it and say: ‘There is something seriously wrong with this Covid jab.’ Shocked people called others over to take a look.
Now to ‘play’ the system with tactical voting for the ‘right’ parties to win the general election.
A Good Oil member liked the clear explanation of Ashley Church’s excellent article. See here: https://goodoil.news/the-smart-strategy-for-2026/, where Church explained how smart, strategic voting will result in more seats and raise the chances of the centre-right parties winning this crucial election. The Good Oil member printed off the article and gave a copy to a neighbour to read. The neighbour was so impressed, he copied it and gave it to another person, who in turn was impressed and copied it and passed it to a third person. That could be five or six people in the households who have been clearly informed about how to vote strategically.
This member loves NZ and hit on something that worked – especially for an older age group.
We need get that message out: a tick for a National constituency MP and a party vote for either ACT or New Zealand First. It’s so close because National has disappointed so many that the left could sneak in.
It seems a printed picture or copy is still popular for some people rather than an online link. What is remarkable is many people hadn’t thought of voting this way, before, except for Te Pāti Māori! This is a good reason given to break the habit of continuing voting two ticks to your favourite party.
I have attached a downloadable copy of Ashley Church’s article in a printable form to pass on to friends and neighbours.
We Must Win the Right.
