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Serious political police corruption exposed in New Zealand

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Some of you may have heard of Avi Yemini, the Australian journalist for Rebel News who has been covering protests in Australia extensively throughout the covid era. Last week he planned to come to New Zealand to cover a protest here, and was blocked at the border. Incidentally, the day of this protest there were an enormous number of "coincidental" things that just happened to get in the way of the protest - flight cancellations by the state-owned airline, a breakdown on a state-owned ferry, Facebook deletion of the account of a major independent journalist who would cover it (Chantelle Baker) the day before the protest and so forth, all timed perfectly to disrupt it. Avi's case fits into a wider pattern.

Avi Yemini was not allowed to board his plane at all, while his colleague was held up for a while but managed to board eventually. Various excuses have been given as to why - he was told one story, the media were told another, nothing added up.

But today a memo was leaked from the New Zealand Police. The day before the Rebel News team was booked to travel, the NZ Police told an Australian branch of Interpol that "NZ Police would like to stop the two from entering NZ and URGENTLY seek any information regarding criminal convictions or any information tending to show they are individuals of bad character..." - and also stating that, at that stage, "NZ Police do not hold any information on the two subjects".

So police had decided to block them from entry, while having no information which would suggest they should be denied entry - they had made a political decision to persecute those two individuals. Then they tried to abuse Interpol and use it to dig up dirt on the two. This is illegal, as Interpol's constitution forbids the organisation to undertake any activities of a political nature.

This is massive corruption that clearly shows New Zealand has become a police state.

And it is being completely ignored by the mainstream media inside the country, partly because one of the largest media organisations is directly implicated in the scandal from day 1 (follow the link for the details) and partly because the media has been bought out by the government and the government is clearly implicated. Please feel free to share this story with media in your own countries, as we need massive international media exposure for this to be acknowledged within NZ.

Here is the article that broke the story:
thebfd.co.nz

Leaked: Police Begging Interpol for Intel on Avi Yemini | The BFD

thebfd.co.nz

And here is Rebel News' take on it:
www.rebelnews.com

EXPLOSIVE LEAK: Secret Interpol memo on Avi Yemini NZ ban

An internal Interpol email has revealed the extraordinary plot to stop Rebel News reporting from an anti-government protest in New Zealand.
www.rebelnews.com www.rebelnews.com
 
FollowingHim said:
This is massive corruption that clearly shows New Zealand has become a police state.
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I know you don't want to hear this but I sincerely doubt that New Zealanders are going to change this situation with voting or tersely worded letters. People who seize power never give it up peacefully.
 
I am hearing more about the police in Australia lately. Like there are people starting to talk about the abuses that went on. Is that happening in NZ too?
 
Then it will get worse.
 
MeganC said:
Then it will get worse.
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Yes. The general feeling here is that it's over and forget about it all. We don't talk about it. Nobody really talks about the vax, and there are no govt mandates anymore. The covid rate is spiking again, we had over 20,000 cases last week, but nobody bats an eye and the media just briefly mention it and move on.
It's like we were in a dream and now we're awake and sort of forgetting the dream and just living life.

The speaker of the house (Trevor Mallard, of the turning on sprinklers infamy) has 'moved on' from that position and been sent to Ireland to be some kind of diplomat over there. I don't know if that was meant to be a punishment for him, a plan to get him out of the way, or it's a promotion.

But yeah, nothing else is happening, no prosecutions, no talk about it.

I think people are more focussed now on what the govt is trying to do to farmers.
 
FollowingHim2 said:
I think people are more focussed now on what the govt is trying to do to farmers.
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I've seen this. It's the damned socialist-vegetarians trying to force their religion on everyone else. They want you to eat grass while they secretly eat fancy hamburgers and I mean to include hypocrites like Bill Gates in that group!
 
Been trying to find this quote which I think applies more and more in the West these days:

“And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand?... The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin's thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt! If...if...We didn't love freedom enough. And even more – we had no awareness of the real situation.... We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward.”

― Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn , The Gulag Archipelago 1918–1956
 
I also came across this one while I was looking for the one from A.S.:

“The tyrant, who in order to hold his power, suppresses every superiority, does away with good men, forbids education and light, controls every movement of the citizens and, keeping them under a perpetual servitude, wants them to grow accustomed to baseness and cowardice, has his spies everywhere to listen to what is said in the meetings, and spreads dissension and calumny among the citizens and impoverishes them, is obliged to make war in order to keep his subjects occupied and impose on them permanent need of a chief.”

- Aristotle
 
I've just discovered "The Politics of Obedience: The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude" by Etienne de la Boetie - written 1552-1553. It is very relevant to our times, and he doesn't hold back in his criticism of masses of people who consent to being ruled by tyrants:
But O good Lord! What strange phenomenon is this? What name shall we give it? What is the nature of this misfortune? What vice is it, or, rather, what degradation? To see an endless multitude of people not merely obeying, but driven to servility? Not ruled, but tyrannized over? These wretches have no wealth, no kin, nor wife nor children, not even life itself that they can call their own. They suffer plundering, wantonness, cruelty, not from an army, not from a barbarian horde, on account of whom they must shed their blood and sacrifice their lives, but from a single man; not from a Hercules nor from a Samson, but from a single little man. Too frequently this same little man is the most cowardly and effeminate in the nation, a stranger to the powder of battle and hesitant on the sands of the tournament; not only without energy to direct men by force, but with hardly enough virility to bed with a common woman! Shall we call subjection to such a leader cowardice? Shall we say that those who serve him are cowardly and faint-hearted? If two, if three, if four, do not defend themselves from the one, we might call that circumstance surprising but nevertheless conceivable. In such a case one might be justified in suspecting a lack of courage. But if a hundred, if a thousand endure the caprice of a single man, should we not rather say that they lack not the courage but the desire to rise against him, and that such an attitude indicates indifference rather than cowardice? When not a hundred, not a thousand men, but a hundred provinces, a thousand cities, a million men, refuse to assail a single man from whom the kindest treatment received is the infliction of serfdom and slavery, what shall we call that? Is it cowardice? Of course there is in every vice inevitably some limit beyond which one cannot go. Two, possibly ten, may fear one; but when a thousand, a million men, a thousand cities, fail to protect themselves against the domination of one man, this cannot be called cowardly, for cowardice does not sink to such a depth, any more than valor can be termed the effort of one individual to scale a fortress, to attack an army, or to conquer a kingdom. What monstrous vice, then, is this which does not even deserve to be called cowardice, a vice for which no term can be found vile enough, which nature herself disavows and our tongues refuse to name?
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He then goes on to identify reasons for this phenomenon, and gives some guidance as to how to peacefully obtain liberty.
 
From Praying Medic:

The Precipice

If you've been aware of institutional corruption for some time, you may feel like you can't go any further without lawless people being held accountable.

It's understandable to feel this way but the majority of the population isn't there yet.

The average person is comfortable with the status quo. The inconvenience of having to wear a mask, take a shot, or pay a few more dollars for a gallon of gas did not move them to the precipice.

The precipice is the point where the pain of continuing with the status quo is worse than the fear of what might happen if change occurs.

Normies understand there is some corruption in government but they feel it doesn't affect them, personally. They're content to continue life as it has always been.

Corruptocrats devised a system that allows them to pillage our wealth and control the thoughts of the masses while keeping us comfortable enough not to revolt.

The majority of people are not yet at the precipice. (If they were, the United States would look like Brazil.)

One day, gas will be $10 a gallon. There will be no bread on store shelves and banks will close.

At that point, the realities of institutional corruption will hit the masses square in the face. And suddenly, millions of normies will be brought to the precipice.

As Trump pointed out last night, things must get worse before they get better. It's the only way the masses will be awakened. And until their eyes are opened, nothing will change.
 
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So the corruption continues. This is what happened last weekend - shocking scenes of trans rights protestors violently attacking women that are fortunately now making the rounds of international media, hopefully some pressure comes on our government as a result:

It's Getting Ugly Out There | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com www.zerohedge.com
What is most shocking though is that the police were almost nowhere to be seen. The police stood by and allowed a violent mob to attack peaceful women, some elderly, who were simply wanting to speak in a public park. They briefly stepped in to rescue the star of the show, but left all the local women to fend for themselves. And, days later, still nobody has been arrested.

So almost exactly one year ago the police brutally suppressed peaceful protestors and arrested many on no grounds at all.
And now the police choose not to do anything about violent protestors.
In both cases, the reason is entirely political.
 
FollowingHim said:
So the corruption continues. This is what happened last weekend - shocking scenes of trans rights protestors violently attacking women that are fortunately now making the rounds of international media, hopefully some pressure comes on our government as a result:

It's Getting Ugly Out There | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com www.zerohedge.com
What is most shocking though is that the police were almost nowhere to be seen. The police stood by and allowed a violent mob to attack peaceful women, some elderly, who were simply wanting to speak in a public park. They briefly stepped in to rescue the star of the show, but left all the local women to fend for themselves. And, days later, still nobody has been arrested.

So almost exactly one year ago the police brutally suppressed peaceful protestors and arrested many on no grounds at all.
And now the police choose not to do anything about violent protestors.
In both cases, the reason is entirely political.
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Welcome to the new New Zealand!
 
FollowingHim said:
So the corruption continues. This is what happened last weekend - shocking scenes of trans rights protestors violently attacking women that are fortunately now making the rounds of international media, hopefully some pressure comes on our government as a result:

It's Getting Ugly Out There | ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com www.zerohedge.com
What is most shocking though is that the police were almost nowhere to be seen. The police stood by and allowed a violent mob to attack peaceful women, some elderly, who were simply wanting to speak in a public park. They briefly stepped in to rescue the star of the show, but left all the local women to fend for themselves. And, days later, still nobody has been arrested.

So almost exactly one year ago the police brutally suppressed peaceful protestors and arrested many on no grounds at all.
And now the police choose not to do anything about violent protestors.
In both cases, the reason is entirely political.
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Some men would call that a target rich environment.
 
FollowingHim2 said:
Yes. The general feeling here is that it's over and forget about it all. We don't talk about it. Nobody really talks about the vax, and there are no govt mandates anymore. The covid rate is spiking again, we had over 20,000 cases last week, but nobody bats an eye and the media just briefly mention it and move on.
It's like we were in a dream and now we're awake and sort of forgetting the dream and just living life.

The speaker of the house (Trevor Mallard, of the turning on sprinklers infamy) has 'moved on' from that position and been sent to Ireland to be some kind of diplomat over there. I don't know if that was meant to be a punishment for him, a plan to get him out of the way, or it's a promotion.

But yeah, nothing else is happening, no prosecutions, no talk about it.

I think people are more focussed now on what the govt is trying to do to farmers.
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They're not talking about it because the Covid cases are vax induced. Unless heads roll and many many many prison sentences served this will just all happen again when they want it to.

MeganC said:
I've seen this. It's the damned socialist-vegetarians trying to force their religion on everyone else.
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Those are just the useful idiots. It's the globalist death cult trying to reduce the population. It has been happening in country after country all over the globe at the same time.

FollowingHim said:
So almost exactly one year ago the police brutally suppressed peaceful protestors and arrested many on no grounds at all.
And now the police choose not to do anything about violent protestors.
In both cases, the reason is entirely political.
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Yep, the state aids and abets those protesters pushing their side. No small amount of the globalist side are probably paid and shipped in.
 
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