BREAKING: Far Left New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Resigns

Far Left former member of International Union of Socialist Youth and current Prime Minister of New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern said on Wednesday claims that she is resigning her position because she lacks the energy to seek re-election.

Ardern, 42, had been a leader of the Labour Party, which goes out of its way not to perform any true labor and is nothing more than a party whose title is an oxymoron.

“I’m leaving, because with such a privileged role comes responsibility,” she said. “The responsibility to know when you are the right person to lead and also when you are not. I know what this job takes. And I know that I no longer have enough in the tank to do it justice. It’s that simple.”

Her dictatorship will thankfully end on February 7 and an election will be held on October 14. 

Ardern has a history of taking away free speech from the people who put her in power, and in eliminating their freedom with iron-fisted pandemic lockdowns and gun bans on law abiding New Zealanders. She was a staunch advocate for the suppression of free speech online and nobody with a clear mind will miss her.

This incredibly untalented woman, in an attempt to grab absolute power, authorized a nationwide lockdown after one case had been reported in the entire country. “Don’t talk to your neighbors,” she said at the time. “Please keep to your bubble.”

One case in a country with about 5 million people and 4 million sheep she shut the country down and all the sheep obeyed.

Then when there was a shooting in Australia several years ago, she saw that as her chance to seize the opportunity and announced her regime would ban semi-automatic long guns and would force people to turn them in. But the New Zealand mandatory buyback program was a failure.

The leftist leader and her comrades in the "Butt Munch Bunch" faced public condemnation after she claimed that online speech was like a weapon of war, when she spoke at the mislabeled organization known as the United Nations in September.

Controlling speech, propaganda, is a weapon of war. The new term these dictators use is 'disinformation' and who controls what is and what isn't disinformation is using it as a self-serving weapon. 

“As leaders, we are rightly concerned that even those most light-touch approaches to disinformation could be misinterpreted as being hostile to the values of free speech we value so highly,” she claimed. “But while I cannot tell you today what the answer is to this challenge, I can say with complete certainty that we cannot ignore it. To do so poses an equal threat to the norms we all value.”

“After all, how do you successfully end a war if people are led to believe the reason for its existence is not only legal but noble?” she continued. “How do you tackle climate change if people do not believe it exists?”

A free and honest media would be a good start.

It's good that Ardern is leaving but we don't know who will replace her. Maybe it's time for the sheep to decide.

Stay tuned--this is still developing.

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New Zealand PM vows to save the planet by phasing-out coal-fired boilers and stuff

Ardern makes white supremacy sign

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern spoke in her barely discernible accent on Hump Day and and said the government would phase out coal-fired boilers and reduce carbon emissions from public buses if only they would vote for her on October 17th.

New Zealand's carbon footprint on the planet is about the same as a sparrow fart on a windy beach in Aruba. But hey, they see themselves as relevant to global warming like the Nobel Peace Prize saw Al Gore to the same.

Ardern, who, in addition, is the leader of the Labour Party, said her government would introduce laws to prevent installation of new boilers and replace existing ones with electric alternatives to reduce emissions. She would also mandate masks, blue masks, to be worn both in- and outdoors by people over the age of 2 and can only be taken off at bedtime.

The government will also create a NZ$50 million ($32.9 million) fund to help local councils buy zero emissions buses by 2025. The buses will be capable of speeds not exceeding 17 mph in order to save lives in crashes with other vehicles and livestock.

“Over the last three years we have put in place the foundations to reach our 2050 climate obligations,” the prime minister bloviated. “But there is more to do.”

She plans to make it illegal to use gasoline powered lawnmowers and generators. And all homes will be required to use solar panels for power and heating, and all nuclear power generating plants are to be phased out.

She said the latest initiatives to address climate change concerns are build on plans put in place during her first term and thus far, New Zealand, under her stewardship, has already reduced the atmospheric temperature in the country by 0.0000001 degree C, and by 2050 hopes to have it be reduced by twice that number [for you math buffs, that number is 0.0000002, or the equivalent of two sparrow farts over a beach in Aruba.]

“During our first term in government, climate change was at the centre of all our policy work and commitments. It is inextricably linked to our decisions on issues like housing, agriculture, waste, energy and transport,” Ardern said.

It is also inextricably linked to socialism and governmental power plays.

Climate change is a key issue in the New Zealand election, which according to a string of opinion polls, Ardern’s Labour Party was largely expected to win.

Proud of being one of the most pristine and beautiful countries in the world, New Zealand introduced climate change curriculum in its schools last month.

Parliament passed a zero carbon bill last year and there are other measure in the pipeline to limit the impact of climate change.

The big question on everybody's mind is: was there ever an Old Zealand?

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Sri Lanka: Multiple explosions on Easter Sunday leave at least 207 dead

At least 207 people have been murdered and as many as 450 others wounded after six nearly simultaneous explosions struck three churches and three luxury hotels in and just outside of Sri Lanka’s capital on Easter Sunday. They were followed hours later by two more blasts. These were Islamic extremist attacks and are the worst since Sri Lanka's 26-year civil war ended in 2009.

Nearly a dozen foreigners were among the dead and a curfew has been imposed as police conduct a search operation on the outskirts of Colombo, the capital, where the latest of eight explosions took place.

The first explosion took place around 8:45 a.m. local time, the deadliest at St. Sebastian's Church in Negombo, about 20 miles north of Colombo. Other attacks occurred at St. Anthony’s Shrine in Colombo and Zion Church in the eastern city of Batticaloa. The three hotels – the Shangri La, Cinnamon Grand and Kingsbury Hotel – all in Colombo are frequented by foreign tourists.

Defense Minister Ruwan Wijewardena, described the attacks as a terrorist incident and blamed religious extremists, but forgot to mention the actual religion the terrorists were extremely influenced by, but you may have guessed that it was the religion of peace, Islam.

Wijewardena said Sunday night that seven suspects have been arrested--all are Muslims. 

Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said he feared the violence could trigger instability in the country and its economy, but forgot to mention death.

The other two blasts occurred in Dematagoda, where the occupants of a safe-house apparently detonated explosives to prevent arrest.

An official told the Associated Press that at least two of the church blasts were believed to have been coordinated attack carried out by suicide bombers.

One of the mass murderers has been identified as Zahran Hashim, a jihadi who has said in the past that "Allah created this land for Muslims." This makes a good case for a more robust scrutiny of immigrants coming into our country.

But no one immediately claimed responsibility for Sunday’s blasts and people are scratching their collective heads wondering just who could do such a thing to Christians on the holiest holidays of the year. Hmm.

From President Trump to Theresa May, everyone took to Twitter to post their heartfelt support, condolences and prayers. Trump offered any help the country could give to Sri Lanka. 

Lots of thoughts and prayers went out.

St. Sebastian's pleaded for help on its Facebook page. The explosion ripped the roof off the building and knocked out doors and windows. Churches throughout the country have been placed on alert, with many canceling Easter services, giving the terrorists exactly what they wanted.

The Archbishop of Colombo, Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, called on Sri Lanka's government to launch a "very impartial strong inquiry" and to punish those found responsible "mercilessly because only animals can behave like that."

Actually, animals don't behave like that--they generally don't kill their own and when they do, it's never done out of their religious beliefs.

There was an outpouring of condemnation from around the world following the attacks, which did nothing to assuage future attacks.

Pope Francis denounced the "cruel violence" at the end of his traditional Easter Sunday blessing. Like the outpouring of condemnation and hearts going out, it will do little to stop future violence.

Speaking from the loggia of St. Peter's Basilica, Francis said: "I want to express my loving closeness to the Christian community, targeted while they were gathered in prayer, and all the victims of such cruel violence."

He added: "I entrust to the Lord all those who were tragically killed and pray for the injured and all those who are suffering as a result of this dramatic event."

British Prime Minister Teresa May tweeted "We must stand together to make sure that no one should ever have to (practice) their faith in fear." Yadda, yadda.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern condemned the "devastating" attacks, and referred to the March 15 shootings at two mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch in which 50 died.

"New Zealand condemns all acts of terrorism and our resolve has only been strengthened by the attack on our soil," Ardern said. "New Zealand rejects all forms of extremism and stands for freedom of religion and the right to worship safely."

Now that all forms of extremism has been rejected, the extremists have been warned. If this continues, we will continue to reject your attacks.

I hope this scares you nasty extremists.

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