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Michael Laws breaks down Jacinda Ardern's Sundance documentary.
"..it's um now been two years since, just roughly two years since Jacinda Ardern resigned as the Prime Minister, but do you know, there's not a hint of self-criticism, self-awareness, self-understanding, or of the damage that this woman created. Not, to the so called right-wing troglodyte cave dwelling um antivaxers, but to the economy, um to openness and decency and transparency into this country; and, and, and not an understanding that the majority of New Zealanders, not some distinct right-wing, uh crazy minority, um with you know, as I said, misogynistic motives, but the, the the majority of New Zealand rejected Jacinda Ardern and that the real reasons
that she stood down two years ago, was that she knew she was being rejected. They'd done the polling, she could see it for herself, the labor party had come back to her and said 'we can't win the election.'
She knew that heading into that particular Christmas of 2022. She knew that she knew what it meant. She knew
that she was being rejected on a massive scale by New Zealanders. Not, not necessarily for her policies, but, but for her faux and fraudulent emotionalism. Um that preached a whole series of false narratives about kindness and decency, and treating people as you'd frankly like to treat your mother or your grandmother. When in actual fact she was quite happy just to wipe out vast segments and sectors of New Zealand, and describe them as second class citizens! She was happy to lie for a living, um, about the effects of her Mass medication
regime, and gosh, I was one of those who was taken in by it, and she was extraordinarily happy to divide New
Zealanders on the basis of race and culture as well.
Her legacy is now being touched up, by a state funded documentary that's yet to be released by now uh her own
personal hagiography, uh lovingly curated in part by her husband. Um and by the leftwing media, whether they are spin-off in New Zealand, the guardian in the UK, um CNN - it wasn't CNN in actual fact - it's the variety magazine um in the United States, um or the Sun Dance uh movie festival. Um it's, it's, you, you know and, and I hope one day, and I, I don't know, maybe we're just too close to the event, but one day you would hope that history
and the truth went out, because sure as hell, both of those two concepts, of factual truth and of historical analysis, have died in a ditch in Sundance, um and died there again, stabbed to death, just staggered out of the ditch, just got stabbed to death again, um in that particular uh, depression, uh, in Sun Dance in the United States of America.
Um you won't go and see the documentary I imagine. You might end up um on YouTube or something like that and then we can all have a damn good laugh; but I have to say, um, Jacinda, give it up girl, give it up. You know learn some self-analysis. Learn to admit that part of kindness and decentcy and empathy is knowing when you've stuffed it up; is knowing when you weren't actually kind or empathetic. Sure as hell weren't empathetic to those people on the lawn were you, or any of the other people that you put out of jobs. Um, you weren't empathetic to farming or the farming community in this New Zealand. You weren't empathetic to conservative Pakeha in this country who are going 'why is everything suddenly changing without me having a say on this?' You weren't
empathetic to those businesses that you closed down in Auckland for a second time, and in other parts of New Zealand when there was no good reason to do so.
And you weren't empathetic this week when eight people died from Covid, along with the hundreds, no thousands of other New Zealanders have died of Covid as well, which rather proves that the polls (?)
at the end of the day didn't work, um, so give it up girl. I know you can't. I know you've got this enormous
mythology that you are now imposing upon a whole series of woksters who'd like to believe that you are somehow the anti-trump of the western world, but there is no delusion like self delusion; and girl - you've got it in
Spades. You need help!
Those are my thoughts, what are yours?" |