Author: Kelvyn Alp

A 1% Transaction Tax: A Simpler, Fairer Way to Boost New Zealand’s Economy

Imagine a world where you pay no income tax, no GST, and no company tax—just a tiny 1% tax on every money transfer, like when you buy groceries or pay a bill. The New Zealand Loyal Party wants to make this happen, replacing all our current taxes with this one simple tax. They also have a plan to pay for roads, hospitals, and schools without borrowing money from overseas banks, which saves us billions. Here’s how it works, why it’s fairer, and how it could make life better for Kiwis.

What Is a 1% Transaction Tax?

A transaction tax is a small 1% charge on every time money moves:

– Buy a $100 coffee machine? Pay $1 tax.

– A business pays $10,000 to a supplier? Pay $100 tax.

– A bank moves $1 million? Pay $10,000 tax.

It replaces:

– Income tax: The money taken from your paycheck (10.5% to 39%).

– GST: The 15% added with most things you buy, like food or fuel.

– Company tax: The 28% businesses pay on profits.

– Other taxes: Like fuel taxes or ACC levies.

Because money moves a lot in New Zealand—billions every day through bank cards, transfers, and trades—this tiny tax could raise enough to run the country.

Why Is This Fairer?

Our current taxes aren’t always fair:

– Low earners get hit hard by GST on essentials like groceries.

– Wealthy people avoid taxes by putting money in trusts or making untaxed profits from houses or shares.

– Big businesses use tricks to pay less tax, leaving workers and small companies to pick up the slack.

The 1% transaction tax is fair because:

– Everyone pays the same rate: 1% for you, 1% for a millionaire. No exceptions.

– Big players pay more: Banks, rich investors, and companies move huge amounts of money, so they’d pay way more tax than you.

– It’s simple: No complicated tax forms or loopholes. You know exactly what you’re paying.

– It’s gentler: Instead of 15% GST on a $100 shop, you pay $1. That’s it.

In 2023, New Zealand collected $78 billion in taxes. The total money moving around (like payments and bank transfers) is probably $5–10 trillion a year. A 1% tax on $7 trillion could bring in $70 billion—enough to replace our current taxes.

How This Helps New Zealanders and the Economy

This plan, combined with the Loyal Party’s idea to create money without borrowing, could make life cheaper, create jobs, and grow the economy. Here’s how it helps in key areas.

1. Cheaper Transport

Right now: Fuel taxes (70 cents per liter) and GST (15%) make driving and shipping goods expensive. This bumps up the price of everything, from groceries to bus fares.

With the 1% tax:

– No fuel tax or GST. Filling up $100 of petrol? You’d pay just $1 tax, saving about $20 per tank.

– Trucking companies save big on fuel and parts, so they charge less to deliver goods. This means cheaper food, clothes, and more.

What it means: You spend less on driving or public transport. Businesses save on shipping, so exports (like dairy or meat) get cheaper, and more tourists visit. In 2023, transport costs were a big chunk of household budgets—savings here help everyone.

2. Stronger Manufacturing

Right now: Factories pay GST on materials (like steel or wood) and company tax on profits. This makes New Zealand-made stuff more expensive than imports.

With the 1% tax:

– No GST on materials. Buying $100,000 of supplies? Pay $1,000 tax instead of $15,000.

– No company tax means factories keep more money to buy machines or hire workers.

– Simpler rules save small businesses on accounting fees.

What it means: New Zealand products (like food, furniture, or machinery) get cheaper and compete better with imports. In 2023, manufacturing added $20 billion to our economy—this could grow, creating more jobs.

3. Banks Pay Their Share

Right now: Banks move billions daily (loans, investments) but only pay tax on profits, which they shrink with clever accounting. In 2023, big banks made $7.2 billion in profits but paid just $2 billion in tax.

With the 1% tax:

– Every bank transfer gets taxed. Move $1 billion? Pay $10 million tax. This catches all their activity, not just profits.

What it means: Banks, which many Kiwis think make too much money, finally pay a fair share. This means less tax burden on regular people.

4. Stock Market Chips In

Right now: People trading shares on the NZ Stock Exchange (NZX) often don’t pay tax on profits unless they trade a lot. Wealthy investors benefit most.

With the 1% tax:

– Every share trade pays 1%. Buy $10,000 in shares? Pay $100 tax. Fast traders who move millions daily pay heaps.

– In 2023, about $40 billion in shares were traded on the NZX. A 1% tax could raise $400 million.

What it means: Rich investors contribute more, making the system fairer. The tax is so small it won’t scare away regular investors.

5. Paying for Government Without Borrowing

Right now: The government spends $135 billion a year (2023) on things like hospitals, schools, and welfare. It pays for this with taxes and by borrowing money, which costs $4.5 billion in interest yearly. That’s money leaving New Zealand to overseas banks.

Loyal Party’s plan:

– The 1% tax could raise $70–100 billion, enough for health ($26 billion), education ($18 billion), and more.

– For big projects like roads or hospitals, the government creates its own money through the Reserve Bank, without borrowing. Build a $1 billion bridge? Just create $1 billion, backed by the bridge itself. No interest to pay.

What it means: No more interest payments draining our economy. In 2023, New Zealand’s debt was $90 billion. This plan could shrink it, freeing up money for better services or lower taxes.

6. More Money in Your Pocket

Right now: A worker earning $50,000 pays about $7,420 in income tax and $3,000–$4,000 in GST. That’s $10,000+ gone.

With the 1% tax:

– No income tax or GST. You might pay $500–$1,000 a year in transaction taxes, depending on how much you spend.

– A $1,000 TV costs MOQ (15% GST) drops to $850 plus a $8.50 tax. You save $141.50.

What it means: You keep more of your paycheck, so you can spend or save more. Cheaper goods mean your money goes further.

How This Grows the Economy

The Loyal Party’s plan is about making New Zealand thrive:

More jobs: Cheaper transport and manufacturing mean more work in factories, construction, and logistics. In 2024, 4.8% of Kiwis were unemployed—this could drop to 3% or less.

Lower prices: No GST means everything from groceries to appliances costs less.

– Stronger businesses: Small companies save on taxes and red tape, so they can grow and hire.

– No foreign debt: Creating our own money for projects stops billions going to overseas interest payments.

In 2025, the economy is expected to grow by 1.4% (IMF data). With this plan, it could hit 2–3%, like when Australia boosted its economy after 2008. More money circulating means more spending, more jobs, and a happier New Zealand.

Could Anything Go Wrong?

This plan is exciting, but there are things to watch out for:

– Will it raise enough? We need to know exactly how much money moves in New Zealand. If the tax brings in less than expected, the government might need to adjust.

– Price rises? Creating new money must be careful. Too much could make things more expensive. In 2024, prices rose 2.2%—we’d need to keep this low.

– Banks and traders: They might move less money to avoid the tax, but 1% is so small it probably won’t stop them.

– Big change: Switching taxes takes time and planning to avoid confusion.

These can be fixed with:

– Good data on money movements.

– Slowly bringing in the new tax while cutting old ones.

– Only creating money for real projects, like bridges or schools.

– Clear updates to keep everyone confident.

Why This Could Work

– Lots of transactions: Money moves way more than our $410 billion economy suggests—maybe $5–10 trillion a year. A 1% tax on $10 trillion = $100 billion, more than the $78 billion in taxes we collect now.

– Spending covered: The tax plus new money could pay for the $135 billion government budget without loans.

– Savings: No interest payments ($4.5 billion a year) means more for schools, hospitals, or you.

– Growth: Lower costs and more jobs could make our economy boom.

The Bottom Line

A 1% transaction tax and the Loyal Party’s no-debt money plan could make New Zealand fairer and richer:

– You save: No income tax or GST means more money for you.

– Cheaper stuff: Lower transport and manufacturing costs cut prices.

– Big players pay: Banks and stock traders chip in more.

– No debt burden: New money for projects saves billions in interest.

– More jobs: A growing economy means work for everyone.

This could mean cheaper groceries, bigger paychecks, and a fair system where everyone pays the same small tax, but the rich contribute more because they move more money. It’s a big idea, but with careful planning, it could make New Zealand a better place to live.

Data Sources:

– Taxes collected: $78 billion (Inland Revenue, 2023/24).

– Economy size: $410 billion; spending: $135 billion; debt: $90 billion (Stats NZ, Treasury, 2023).

– Inflation: 2.2%; unemployment: 4.8% (Stats NZ, 2024).

– Bank profits: $7.2 billion (KPMG, 2023).

– Stock market trades: $40 billion (NZX, 2023).

– Growth forecast: 1.4% (IMF, 2025).

– New Zealand Loyal Party policies (2023).

New Zealanders, hear this: sitting out the next election is not just a missed opportunity – it’s surrender. It’s handing the reins of your future to the very forces you suspect of betraying you. The so-called elites, the hidden hands, the shadowy agendas pulling strings behind closed doors – they don’t wield power by magic. They rely on political approval, on compliant politicians who sign off on their schemes. Every policy, every law, every act that erodes your freedom or prosperity passes through the choke point of government. And you, the voter, control that choke point.

The Futility of Not Voting

Choosing not to vote doesn’t send a message of defiance; it sends a signal of apathy. It’s like abandoning the battlefield before the fight begins, leaving the enemy to claim victory without resistance. Every empty ballot box is a gift to those who thrive on your silence – politicians who are easily coerced, blackmailed, or compromised. These are the gatekeepers who rubber-stamp agendas that serve the few at the expense of the many. Without your vote, you’re letting them decide your fate, your children’s fate, and the fate of this nation.

The War for New Zealand’s Soul

Think of politics as a battlefield. The enemy – whether it’s corporate greed, globalist agendas, or entrenched corruption – relies on controlling the high ground: Parliament. Just as a general funnels a larger army into a kill zone to neutralize their numbers, you can overwhelm the system by flooding the voting booths. Your vote is the weapon that cuts off their supply lines, disrupts their plans, and reclaims the ground for the people. Numbers don’t matter if you control the choke point. One unified push can shift the tide.

The elites and their puppets know this. That’s why they want you disillusioned, distracted, or defeated before you even show up. They bank on your apathy, knowing that a low turnout hands them a blank check. But they’re not invincible. Their power hinges on politicians who can be bought or bullied. Those politicians answer to you – if you make them.

The Stakes: Corruption Thrives on Compliance

Let’s be clear: no nefarious agenda can succeed without political implementation. The laws that erode your rights, the policies that drain your wallet, the systems that prioritize profit over people – they all require a politician’s signature. Compromised politicians are the weak link in the chain of corruption. They’re the ones who nod along to hidden agendas, whether out of fear, greed, or ignorance. Every injustice you’ve endured – skyrocketing costs, eroded freedoms, or betrayed trust – traces back to decisions made in Wellington. And every one of those decisions can be undone by the right people in power.

Your One Chance to Rewrite History

New Zealand, you stand at a crossroads. You have one chance, one term, one time to take back control. By overwhelming the voting booths, you can install a government that answers to you, not to unseen masters. New Zealand Loyal is ready to lead the charge, promising the largest cleanup of state and agency corruption this country has ever seen. This isn’t about promises or platitudes – it’s about action. It’s about rooting out the rot, holding the guilty accountable, and restoring justice for every Kiwi who’s been wronged.

But this won’t happen if you stay home. The elites are counting on your despair, your distrust, your belief that nothing can change. Prove them wrong. Show up. Vote. Turn your anger into action and your frustration into power. One election can dismantle decades of corruption. One term can set the stage for true justice. One unified stand can make New Zealand a beacon of hope for the world.

The Call to Arms

This is your kill zone, New Zealand. The voting booth is where you choke out corruption, where you render the numbers of the elite ineffective. Don’t let the battle be lost by default. On election day, flood the polls, vote for New Zealand Loyal, and send a message that the people are awake, united, and unstoppable. This is your country. This is your moment. Seize it.

To the Covid Inquiry Panel,

This submission is a formal objection to the ongoing inquiry process, which has failed to hold those responsible for the Covid-19 vaccine rollout accountable for their actions. The people of New Zealand will not tolerate another whitewash or cover-up. The evidence is clear: the Covid-19 vaccines have caused unprecedented harm, death, and devastation on a massive scale.

Absence of Evidence for SARS-CoV-2

Furthermore, there is a glaring absence of evidence for the existence of the SARS-CoV-2 “virus” itself. As highlighted in Dr. Mark Bailey’s work, “A Farewell to Virology,” the fundamental principles of virology are flawed, and the existence of SARS-CoV-2 as a pathogenic virus has not been proven. This lack of evidence invalidates all actions taken in response to the alleged pandemic, including the development and distribution of Covid-19 vaccines.

A Farewell To Virology

Demand for Unredacted Pfizer Contract

We demand the immediate release of the unredacted Pfizer contract, which will inevitably expose the truth about the vaccines’ safety and effectiveness. The public has a right to know the terms of this contract, including liability clauses, indemnification provisions, and warnings or cautions provided by the manufacturer. This information is crucial to understanding the extent of the conspiracy against the people.

Gross Neglect and Crimes Against Humanity

The inquiry’s failure to thoroughly investigate the deaths and carnage caused by the Covid-19 vaccines is a gross neglect of duty. The evidence is clear: these vaccines have caused harm, and in many cases, death. The role of coercion, outright lies, and lack of informed consent in the vaccination campaign must be examined. Those responsible for these crimes must be held accountable.

Conclusive Evidence

A peer-reviewed report on autopsies has provided conclusive evidence that the Covid-19 vaccines are lethal for many and harmful to many more. This report highlights the devastating consequences of these vaccines and demands immediate action. The inquiry must take this evidence into account and investigate the long-term effects of the vaccines on all ages.

A Systematic Review Of Autopsy Findings In Deaths After COVID-19 Vaccination

Criminal Investigations and Accountability

Unless there are criminal investigations, arrests, trials, and severe sentences for those responsible for violating the rights of New Zealanders, including asset stripping of all who participated, the people will not forget. We will not forgive. We will demand justice, and we will hold those responsible accountable for their actions. This is not just a matter of accountability; it is a matter of justice and humanity.

Warning to the Panel

We warn the inquiry panel that any attempt to whitewash or downplay the evidence will be met with fierce resistance from the people. We will not be silenced, and we will not be ignored. The people of New Zealand will remember who is responsible for the harm caused by the Covid-19 vaccines, and we will demand justice. Anything less will be seen as a betrayal of the public trust and a continuation of the crimes against humanity that have been committed.

In conclusion, we demand a thorough and transparent investigation into the Covid-19 vaccines, including the unredacted Pfizer contract, deaths and carnage caused by the vaccines, and the long-term effects on all ages. We also demand an investigation into the existence and alleged pathogenicity of SARS-CoV-2, given the lack of evidence supporting its existence. The people of New Zealand deserve nothing less.

Sincerely,

Kelvyn Alp

Party Leader

New Zealand Loyal

I am dead. My name doesn’t matter anymore. It’s carved on some weathered stone, maybe a memorial wall, maybe forgotten entirely. I was a soldier, one of countless who bled out in the mud, the sand, the jungle, or some godforsaken trench for causes we were told were noble. Freedom. Liberty. The defense of our way of life. Lies, all of it. I speak from the grave to shake you awake, to scream what the living are too afraid to whisper: the wars we fought, the lives we lost, the pain we endured – it was all a waste. A cruel, calculated waste orchestrated by those who never held a rifle, never buried a friend, never woke screaming from the nightmares that don’t end.

You honor us on your holidays, with flags and parades, with tears and speeches about sacrifice. You call us heroes. But I’m no hero. I was a pawn, a body thrown into the meat grinder of war to serve the ambitions of men who see human life as a tradable commodity. They sit in their boardrooms, their war rooms, their ivory towers, reshaping the world to their liking while we – the poor, the desperate, the idealistic – pay the price. They don’t care about us. They never did. To them, my death was just a number, a statistic to justify the next budget, the next contract, the next conquest.

Do you know what it’s like to lose? Not a battle, not a war, but everything? I watched my brothers die, their eyes wide with shock as life drained away. I carried their letters home, stained with blood, to widows and orphans who’d never be whole again. I saw men return broken – not just in body, but in soul – haunted by what they’d seen, what they’d done, what they could never unsee. Families shattered, futures stolen, all for what? For promises of freedom that were never kept. For a world where you still beg for permission to travel, to build a home, to live without the state’s boot on your neck. You’re not free. You never were. Those parades? They’re a mockery, a distraction from the chains you don’t even see.

They told us we were fighting for liberty, for justice, for the right to live as we choose. They fed us stories of enemies who hated our way of life, who’d destroy us if we didn’t strike first. We believed them. I believed them. Young, naive, full of fire, I thought I was defending something sacred. But it was all a lie, a script written by those who profit from death. The war industry grew fat while we starved, bled, and died. The politicians, the bankers, the legacy families – they sent us to kill and be killed, and they reaped the rewards. New borders, new markets, new ways to control you. And us? We were just tools, disposable, replaceable, forgotten.

The true enemy wasn’t the man in the other trench, the one I was trained to hate. He was like me – scared, tired, fighting for a lie he thought was truth. The real enemy was the one who sent us there. The ones who shook hands over our graves, who signed deals while our blood soaked the earth. The ones who taxed you to death to fund their wars, who stripped your rights and called them privileges, who turned your labor into their wealth while you struggled to survive. They’re the ones who betrayed us, who betrayed you. And they’re still doing it.

Look around. You’re not free. You’re taxed into submission, watched, controlled, told what you can say, where you can go, how you can live. Your rights are illusions, revocable the moment they inconvenience the state or its puppet-masters. The wars we fought didn’t change that. They never will. They’re not meant to. They’re meant to enrich the few while the many suffer, to keep you divided, distracted, and obedient. The poor fight, the rich profit, and the cycle never ends.

I’m not asking for your pity. I’m asking for your anger. Stop pretending our deaths meant something noble. Stop letting them use our sacrifices to justify their greed. My life, my brothers’ lives, the countless others – they were wasted. Not for freedom, not for you, but for power. For control. For a world where the average man gets shafted, always. Honor us by seeing the truth: the wars we died in were not our wars. They were theirs.

From the grave, I beg you – wake up. Stop believing their lies. Stop fighting their battles. The enemy isn’t across the sea or behind a rifle. The enemy is the one who sent me to die, who’ll send your sons and daughters next. They don’t care about us. They never will. And until you see that, my death, and all the others, will remain what they always were: a waste.

The article from Newsroom lays bare a festering wound in New Zealand’s so-called “system of justice” – a system that’s proven, yet again, to be a sham. The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care, the largest of its kind, exposed a grotesque regime of denial, minimization, and cover-up orchestrated by the state to shield its own rotten core. And what’s the outcome? Nothing. Not a single public servant implicated in this decades-long scandal will face so much as a slap on the wrist. This is not justice; it’s a middle finger to every survivor who dared to speak out, and to every citizen who naively believed the state might hold itself accountable.

I’ve been screaming this from the rooftops since day one: these inquiries are nothing but feel-good, taxpayer-funded theater. They’re meticulously crafted to give the illusion of action while ensuring the powerful walk free. The Abuse in Care inquiry is just the latest in a long line of window-dressing exercises – glossy reports, tearful apologies, and zero consequences. Look at the historical record: the Royal Commission on the Pike River Mine disaster produced 16 recommendations, yet no one was prosecuted for the 29 deaths. The inquiry into the Christchurch mosque attacks churned out pages of “findings,” but the systemic failures of intelligence and policing were quietly swept under the rug, not to mention state involvement. And don’t get me started on the endless probes into mental health services or child poverty – each one a parade of platitudes that changed nothing for the vulnerable. These inquiries are a financial racket, funneling millions into the pockets of retired judges, lawyers, counselors, and consultants who feast on the public purse while delivering carefully worded reports designed to protect the establishment.

And mark my words, the Covid inquiries – both of them – will follow the exact same script. Expect more hand-wringing, more “lessons learned,” and absolutely no accountability for the bureaucrats and politicians who bungled the response, eroded freedoms, and tanked the economy. These inquiries aren’t about truth; they’re about laundering the state’s sins and paying lip service to the public’s outrage. The same insiders who profited from the crisis will profit from the “investigation,” while the people get screwed – again.

This isn’t incompetence; it’s a feature, not a bug. The state protects its own, always has, always will. The Newsroom article quotes a lawyer who’s fought for survivors for 30 years, unsurprised that the state is shielding its implicated servants. Why? Because this is how the game is played. Senior public servants like the Solicitor-General and Education Secretary, named in the cover-up, still sit comfortably in their cushy offices, untouched by the inquiry’s findings. The message is clear: the powerful are untouchable, and the victims – those abused, tortured, and silenced – are just collateral damage in the state’s quest to preserve its own reputation.

Enough is enough. If you’re waiting for justice from this broken system, you’re delusional. The only way to see real accountability is to tear it all down. We need a completely new government, one free from the current crop of self-serving parliamentarians who’ve grown fat on our trust. The entire political and state apparatus – rotten to its core – needs a total overhaul. No more inquiries, no more reports, no more excuses. The people deserve a system that punishes the guilty, not one that hands them a free pass while survivors are left to pick up the pieces. Until we demand this, we’re just shouting into the void, and the state will keep laughing all the way to the bank.

Real political leadership with the guts to do the job – nzloyal.com

We worship those who defy tyranny, who stake their lives on the altar of our freedom. We call them heroes, modern gladiators, and the final sparks of resistance. But our admiration is a lie, a fleeting cheer from a crowd too spineless to stand with them. Like Romans gawking at a coliseum slaughter, we thrill at their bravery – until they’re struck down. Then we turn away, unmoved, chasing the next distraction.

These warriors fight a rigged game, battling a system that despises them. They stand for us, for our children, for a world unshackled from oppression. Yet when they’re silenced, imprisoned, or killed, we offer nothing – no rage, no justice, no fight to honour their sacrifice.

Worse, the same crowd that once cheered them turns vicious, tearing into these fallen fighters like a pack of rabid dogs. Frustrated by their failure, we lash out as if their defeat exposes our own impotence, our inability to challenge the leviathan that looms over us. We shrug, indifferent, ready to applaud the next doomed soul.

Betrayal by Silence

This isn’t support; it’s treachery. By abandoning those who bleed for us – and then scorning them for falling – we mock their courage and fuel the machine that destroys them – a state propped up by bankers and their overlords who feast on our inaction. Every moment we stay silent, we forge the chains that will bind us tighter.

The war is clear: the people against a corrupt, ravenous state. Our gladiators aren’t myths; they’re real, daring to resist where we falter. But we, the so-called “free,” sit on the sidelines, content to watch them fall, treating their sacrifice as mere spectacle.

The Price of Inaction

There’s no more room for hollow praise. If we don’t act, we’re architects of our own ruin. Our silence – and our betrayal of those who fight – hands victory to the forces that seek to control us. Without action – without risk, without defiance – we’ll wake one day to a world stripped bare, our freedoms gone, our children’s future stolen. We’ll stare in the mirror, stunned, wondering how it all slipped away.

This is the lesson: stay silent, and you lose everything. Our gladiators fight for us, but they can’t win alone. If we don’t join the battle, we’ll stand in the ashes of our inaction, with no one left to blame, but ourselves.

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Kiwis, wake up. The world is a rigged casino, and you’re not the house. The same entities peddling “deliverance” from evil are the ones pulling the strings – globalists, politicians, and their corporate mates. They dangle hope like a carrot, keeping you hooked on promises of truth while you abandon your own logic. Don’t fall for it. This is the shell game, and the pea’s never under the cup. Look at history.

The official stories of 9/11, the UK’s 7/7 bombings, Israel’s October 7th, Tasmania’s Port Arthur massacre, and our own Christchurch mosque attacks? They crumble under scrutiny. Yet inquiries and investigations are scripted before they start. Why? Because the outcomes were decided long ago.

These aren’t random tragedies – they’re moves on a chessboard, planned to control you. The psychopathic elite don’t care about your pain. They bank on it.

You’ve been conditioned to obey since birth. From the moment you’re born, you’re legally a slave – registered, numbered, and owned without your consent. No one told you.

Schools drill compliance into kids, teaching them to follow orders, not question them. Today’s children are targeted harder than ever – indoctrinated through screens, curricula, and fear. Control the kids, and you control the future. Rewrite history, erase inconvenient truths, and you’ve got a world of unquestioning minions ready to defend their chains.

The system thrives on confusion, distrust, and division. It pits mate against mate, ensuring you’re too busy fighting each other to notice the real enemy.

Those who dare stand up – whistleblowers, truth-tellers – are crushed as warnings. Step out of line, and you’re next.

But here’s the kicker: authority isn’t real. It’s a lie. Someone claims power over you, and most nod along, indoctrinated to comply.

Politicians, the enablers of this scam, pass laws to tighten the globalists’ grip. They control every lever – courts, media, police – ensuring your subjugation. Politics isn’t the answer, but it’s the battlefield. Ignoring it, hands victory to the enslavers.

You’re not helpless. There are at least three ways to fight back:

1. The Ballot Box: Overwhelm the rigged system. Vote for those who reject the globalist agenda, but don’t just vote – organize, demand transparency, and hold politicians’ feet to the fire. Apathy is surrender.
2. The Ammo Box: If push comes to shove, you may have to fight for your right to exist as a free man or woman. History shows freedom isn’t given – it’s taken. Be ready.
3. The Land Grab: Pool resources, aquire a large chunk of land, and declare your own nation-state, for example, under the 1933 Montevideo Convention. It’s legal, bold, and a middle finger to the system.

This isn’t about hippie vibes or manifesting nonsense. It’s about seeing the world for what it is and acting. You’re not just a cog in their machine – you’re a New Zealander with a backbone. All of you have a stake in this. The system wants you docile, distracted, or dead. Prove them wrong.

Our voice refuses to bow. The truth will keep flowing, no matter how hard they try to silence it.

Join the fight. Question everything. Act now. Your future, your kids’ future, depends on it.

The controversy surrounding New Zealand Green MP Benjamin Doyle has sparked a heated debate about child safety, parental rights, and the role of activism in shaping societal norms. Doyle, who has faced backlash for his private social media posts, has been accused of promoting harmful and inappropriate content, particularly regarding his child.

Key Concerns:

• Child Safety: Doyle’s posts have raised concerns about his child’s well-being and potential risks associated with his parenting decisions.
• Parental Rights vs. Children’s Rights: The debate highlights the tension between parents’ rights to make decisions for their children and the need to protect children from potential harm.
• Activism and Mainstream Acceptance: Critics argue that the push for mainstream acceptance of trans activism may be compromising child safety and ignoring potential long-term consequences.

The Controversy Unfolds

Doyle’s private Instagram account, “BibleBeltBussy,” featured posts that included a photo of him with a child captioned “bussy galore.” The term “bussy” has been interpreted as a slang word combining “boy” and a vulgar anatomical reference. Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon have questioned the appropriateness of Doyle’s posts, with Luxon stating that they were “really inappropriate”.

Reactions from the Green Party

Green Party co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson have defended Doyle, arguing that his posts were taken out of context and that the controversy stems from misinterpretation of language used within the queer community. However, some critics argue that the party’s response has been inadequate and that they are prioritizing protecting Doyle over addressing concerns about child safety.

Balancing Personal Choice and Child Safety

The debate raises complex questions about balancing individual freedoms with the need to protect children. While adults should be free to make their own choices, children’s safety and well-being must be prioritized. The conversation must consider the potential long-term consequences of parenting decisions and the role of activism in shaping societal norms.

Ultimately, the focus should be on ensuring that children are provided with a safe environment, free from life-changing decisions made by parents or activists. By prioritizing child safety and promoting nuanced discussions, a more balanced and compassionate society may result.

The personal choices and identities of consenting adults are their own business, and individuals should be free to identify as they see fit – whether that’s as a man, woman, bi, trans, non-binary, or even something entirely unconventional – like a toaster.

However, when it comes to children, a different standard applies. Kids should be allowed to grow and develop without being influenced by adult ideologies or agendas, and they should be given the autonomy to make their own decisions when they reach adulthood. It’s essential to prioritize children’s well-being and agency, ensuring they’re not pressured or coerced into making life-altering choices before they’re capable of informed consent. By doing so, we create a society that values individual freedom while also protecting the vulnerable.

The notion that viruses are the primary cause of many diseases has been a cornerstone of modern medicine for over a century. However, a growing body of research suggests that this paradigm may be fundamentally flawed. Dr. Mark Bailey’s seminal paper, “A Farewell to Virology,” (2022) and the work of Dr. Sam Bailey, Dr. Andrew Kaufman, and Dr. Tom Cowan, have collectively challenged the conventional wisdom on viruses and vaccines.

Their research posits that viruses do not exist as disease-causing entities, but rather as misidentified cellular components and other biological phenomena. This idea is not new and builds on the pioneering work of former virologist Dr. Stefan Lanka and The Perth Group. However, it has gained significant traction in recent years, largely because of the COVID-19 scamdemic. The implications of this theory are profound, and they raise a crucial question: if viruses do not exist as claimed, what are we vaccinating against?

The vaccine schedules that govern our lives are based on the assumption that viruses are real and pose a significant threat to public health. However, if this assumption is incorrect, then the justification for vaccines crumbles. Are we simply creating a future dependent clientele for pharmaceutical companies?

Proponents of the conventional virology paradigm often dismiss these ideas as “pseudoscience” or “conspiracy theories.” However, a closer examination of the evidence reveals that the criticisms leveled against the Baileys, Kaufman, and Cowan are largely unfounded. These doctors have pointed out that an experiment should adhere to the scientific method and show the “virus” as an independent variable. As it stands, the virology literature has fallen short on this basic requirement.

One common criticism is that these researchers are not “experts” in the field of virology. However, this argument is easily countered by pointing out that the very notion of virology is being challenged. Who better to challenge the status quo than those who have dedicated themselves to understanding the underlying biology? Furthermore, Dr. Lanka was a virologist in the 1990s but abandoned the profession when he realised the methods were pseudoscientific.

Another criticism is that the idea that viruses don’t exist is “unproven.” However, this argument ignores the fact that the burden of proof lies with those who claim that viruses do exist. The onus is on the scientific community to provide empirical evidence for the existence of viruses, rather than relying on assumptions and establishment dogma.

The fact that no credible expert has challenged or refuted the findings of the Baileys, Kaufman, and Cowan speaks volumes. It suggests that the conventional virology paradigm is built on shaky ground and that the idea that viruses do not exist is not only plausible but also worthy of serious consideration.

So, what are we vaccinating against? Is it a real, tangible threat, or is it a phantom menace created to justify a lucrative industry? The answer to this question has far-reaching implications for public health, the pharmaceutical industry, and our understanding of the human body. Ask yourself: “who benefits the most from upholding the virus model?”

We invite you to explore this topic further, to question the assumptions that underlie our vaccine schedules, and to seek out the evidence for yourself. The truth is out there, waiting to be uncovered.

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https://drsambailey.com/a-farewell-to-virology-expert-edition/

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The time for complacency is over. The Covid-19 vaccine debacle has exposed the callous disregard for human life by those in power. Not a single individual has been held accountable for the harm inflicted. The courts have colluded with the government, and the police have aided and abetted crimes against humanity.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry’s revelations about decades-long child abuse in state and faith-based care have yielded nothing but empty promises. The inquiries themselves are a sham – money-laundering rackets for retired judges, lawyers, consultants, and other parasites. The victims remain ignored, forgotten, and marginalized.

This is not a matter of incompetence; it’s a deliberate, systematic assault on our rights and freedoms. The system is designed to maintain the status quo, to keep the powerful in power, and to silence dissent.

We are at a crossroads. We can continue to succumb to the distractions, the race-baiting, and the divisiveness fabricated by the system. Or we can stand up, united, and demand justice.

The enemy is not the person next to you; it’s the system that exploits and oppresses us all. It’s the politicians who lie, the bureaucrats who cover up, and the corporate elites who profit from our suffering.

In 2026, we have a choice. We can continue to participate in this charade, or we can rise up and demand a new era of accountability. We can elect leaders who will genuinely represent us, or we can perpetuate the cycle of oppression.

The time for excuses is over. The time for action is now. We will either stand together and fight for our freedom, or we will surely fall, one by one, to the forces of oppression.

The choice is clear. The choice is yours.

For more information see: Justice Policy and Health Policy.