Financial Perks for Docs | Hospitals to Give You a False Covid Diagnosis
https://www.bitchute.com/video/xWiJvfUlDtNg/

This is part of that manipulated data was talking about.
In before " my numbers show...".

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10430013/Omicron-2022-Jacinda-Ardern-force-New-Zealand-household-Covid-contacts-isolate-24-DAYS.html

the dumbass queen of the no covid cult is back

24 days isolation because of a fucking cold

Hey wasnt the nra going to do something about nz's gun laws after the shootings there a few years back?

More inaction from conservative groups like its supposed to be a surprise.

With NZ's high vaccination rates and all the international data on the mildness of Omicron, it seems completely asinine to continue this zero covid shit.
If now is not the time to leave these strategies behind, when will they ever be able to return to normal?

I always instinctively disliked Ardern and crap like this confirms my instincts. She's the friendly face of AuthLeft extremism.

horse chopper is a dude
Reason New Zealand prime minister has penis is all fallen angel/nephilim alien avatars hermaphrodite
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ePbMnbBceAFe/

Mad cuz NZ got to totally reopen for a long ass time due to their strict covid measures.

Why do right wingers hate policies that work?

anti-science policies at it again. no wonder the failed scientists support it

Auckland, which accounts for over one third of New Zealand's entire population, spent something like 6+ months in hard lockdowns since March 20, plus times with significant restrictions below the lockdown level on top. The country's borders had to be almost hermetically sealed off for two years and the country's sizeable tourism industry is in shambles. Compared with Europe or North America, New Zealand had more days with minimal restrictions, but also more days with hard lockdowns and stay-at-home orders. From a social and economic point of view, it's not as clear-cut that their approach was a winner compared to that of, say, South Korea or Japan. And mind you that we're talking about an isolated, low density island. New Zealand's approach would have been a gigantic failure if tried in the EU or NA.


But that's all besides the point anyway. No need to squabble over the past. The point is that it should be a no brainer that the handling of covid must change once a country has fully vaccinated its entire eligible population like NZ. Even more so when the dominant variant is significantly milder than previous strains. It genuinely baffles my mind that places like NZ or Samoa still stick with these policies in the current situation.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Jan 23 2022 11:51am

A very important factor that folks don't take into account nearly enough. I can't help but say it's quite a purposeful omission when they make correlative comparisons between small mostly homogeneous countries like Denmark and massive multi-ethnic empires like the US. As if it's the exact same administrative environment.