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Winston Peters calls out Globalism & the Covid Inquiry in his State of the Nation Speech

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Winston Peters’ State of the Nation Speech in Tauranga. Focusing on issues that are crucial right now, (albeit late I’m reminded) he recalls (as many of us still do) how NZ used to be, pre-Rogernomics when we all had jobs and homelessness was all but unheard of.

He also focuses on how that was destroyed, which by the way, was actually part of the long term plan of the globalists.

“We are at present working discreetly, with all our might, to wrest this mysterious force called sovereignty out of the clutches of the local nation states of the world. And all the time we are denying with our lips what we are doing with our hands.”                                                       
Arnold Toynbee – International Affairs, p.809, November 1931

Calling out globalism, the covid jab injuries and the ‘scam’ that was the inquiry, is a rare occurrence. Finally someone in the NZ Parliament is calling them out. There’s been just silence and denial pretty much. I wonder what the repercussions will be? Still, the globalists are busy dealing with their backfired war right now. Winston highlights also the closure of the Tasman Refinery, showing the idiocy of that event in light of the current war-induced shortages, courtesy of the ‘Peace President’. All being denied by lamestream at the moment. ‘Not to worry’ is the message I’m hearing on there. ‘There is enough and we don’t need to panic buy’.

Have a listen to his speech.

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4 thoughts on “Winston Peters calls out Globalism & the Covid Inquiry in his State of the Nation Speech”

  1. Hi Pam.

    Great to see Winston inching towards something real. One question: why has it taken him so long? Oh, silly me, election year.

    He mentions the scores of billions. He doesn’t dare say that was imposed on us, and every other country, by the Rothsfellers. We need someone like Winston to be honest about where the cream of our disposable income is going. (hint: “interest” on “loans” we didn’t need and didn’t ask for. Therefore invalid

    And how the unions became what they are, hint: infiltration and sabotage.

    And the pivotal role of council CEOs in white-anting and indebting and cotrupting all our councils.

    There’s another issue,that will cost NZ First a shitload of votes. Shane Jones in his position of minister for fisheries, is selling out to the corporates, in exactly the way that Winston is describing with respect to power companies, Air NZ, and Fonterra. This is idiotic. New Zealanders are infinitely smug and complacent, until it comes to fishing. This gets them mobilised. Stupid Shane, stupid Winston.

    He’s also selective when it comes to damage from covid measures. Even with what he just said though, he should be calling on the police to investigate. We know it was murder, but it’s fully clear that there is a prima facie case for manslaughter. All he says is they should be held to account.

    I’m glad he has stuck his neck out a little bit. Not sure I’ll vote for him again though. Probably will vote for small people, independents.

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    1. Hi Steve. Yes I know, he’s late on the button, as Liz and others have pointed out. And yes. Election year. I’ve long had mixed opinions about Winnie and wondered. I don’t agree with all he says. But I suspect he knows plenty including the risks. Had he spoken up earlier I dare say he’d have been long gone. At this point in time he certainly will garner much favour for sure. I dare say though, he may not live to see the upcoming election knowing how the powers that shouldn’t be are averse to anybody treading on their toes. And/or more weather warfare on the menu soon? On voting, it does seem fairly pointless knowing how things get manipulated nowadays. Selected presidents and all that. Time will tell and fairly quickly I dare say with events speeding up over yonder with the Peace President. Good to hear from you anyway Steve : )

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      1. Yes, Pam, I’ve wondered about the risks, as you say, and I’ve wondered what overtures were made to Winnie when he was “Wandering Foreign Minister”. He could be just gathering a certain group of us together, giving the sociopolitical coneheads something to calculate with, and pretend to be earning their keep. One thing I really want to say, is: Aotearoa is a beautiful name for a country, and I know my Welsh grandfather (via Ireland) and my other grampa Wallace (yes, that Wallace) would agree that a flag featuring stars and minus the union jack would be an improvement. We can improve on “New Zealand” too. Who wants their country named after a second-hand Dutch swamp?

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        1. Yes look at Andrew Bridgen, offered anything he wanted to shut up. The more I think on it I wonder was the wiley fox as I’ve heard him called, just carefully playing his timing cards..

          With Wallace in your genealogy you come from great stock Steve.

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