Covid narratives -The times are a changing

Five years ago, any Doctor or nurse who didn’t follow the Governments covid propaganda got heavily dealt to, to get them to shutup.

Rational analysis just wasn’t a thing.

The nobel prize winning Ivermectin for example, became verboten. (This was done so that Pfizer could get their product over the line using ’emergency use only’ leglislation in the USA).

After it became obvious that covid wasn’t a thing anymore, the persecutions kept continuing anyway.

The Medical council (MCNZ) in particular hounded doctors and nurse’s who ‘stepped out of line’. These proffessionals simply tried doing what they thought was best for their patients and got persecuted as a result.

A few examples  are below..

https://uncoffined.com/2025/03/22/the-continuing-persecution-of-dr-samantha-bailey/

https://uncoffined.com/2026/02/26/the-persecution-of-nelson-doctor-caroline-wheeler-over-covid-ivermectin-rx-a-david-vs-goliath-story/

https://uncoffined.com/2026/02/12/barry-young-a-hero-of-our-times/

https://uncoffined.com/2022/10/29/guest-post-from-nzdsos-nz-doctors-speaking-out-with-science/

However, the tide is turning, and it’s nice to report that several of the worse members of MCNZ have found their contracts won’t be renewed due to ‘idealogical reasons’

https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360993290/simeon-brown-removes-medical-council-leaders-over-idealogical-agenda?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQPMjc1MjU0NjkyNTk4Mjc5AAEevB20xzV8eOjGfRm3CMBPMcdWVddXuswprZCe4VywLtiMkn0SGpw1muUbM-8_aem_ze8ml5DCVtcJzh-Vk0ZcFA

Interestingly, both Rachelle Love and Simon Watt have vanished off MCNZ’s  Website

There’s a german word for how I feel about this  -schadenfreude

A visit to Fieldays

Fieldays is the largest agricultural event in the southern hemishere with 1100 exhibitors.

https://www.fieldays.co.nz/

Somehow, I managed to get a photo with few people in it.. It was crowded everywhere else..

Getting there requires a bit of strategy, otherwise you can get stuck in bumper to bumper traffic like we did for a long 90 minutes.

The size of the event means you can’t possibly see everything in one day, which means it’s better just to find what interests you.

It’s curiously narrow minded and focuses on the dairy industry and heavy farm machinery, etc.

As geese and duck owners, there wasn’t a lot there of relevance to us, although we did sus out a few greenhouse stalls and just the one exibitor with chicken equipment.

The highlight for my daughter and I, was the tractor pulling competitions.

A competition tractor -note the extra long wheelbase

Food was really expensive there, but they had a captive audience which meant really long queues regardless of the cost.

We elected to leave early and get something to eat on the way home. That way we didn’t get stuck in traffic twice..