Mass migration is becoming a topic here in NZ, with the recent report in the UK (250,000 girls exploited, 78% of which were done by immigrants apparently), which got reported here.
It’s hard to get an objective view of the UK from the other side of world here in NZ, BTW, but that report doesn’t sound good nevertheless.
Back here in NZ, there’s been a surge of Indian sikh immigrants who proudly managed to get permission to walk around everywhere with ceremonial daggers (kirpan), which obviously nobody else can do.
Sikh event in Rotorua, NZ photo is courtesy of Sunlive.co.nz
It’s lead to Brian Tamaki of the Christian Destiny Church making some provocative speeches, which was followed up by the Police deciding to confiscate his guns in what appears to be a political move.
Brian livestreamed the Police coming to confiscate his guns which has the effect of clearly showing the context of what went on.
The common excuse these days is ‘Oh, we didn’t know any better’
No one wants to admit they were wrong, it’s easier to ignore it and pretend it never happened.
One problem with that attitude is that the vaccine injured are in no mans land, and very few want to acknowledge them…
Veteran broadcaster Peter Williams spoke with US Open Golf Champion Michael Campbell. Campbell opened up about developing atrial fibrillation after his second Covid-19 vaccine and his deep frustration that no one in Government or the pharmaceutical industry has accepted responsibility. He was also highly critical of the mainstream media for perpetuating misinformation about the vaccine.
Listen or watch the full interview on RCR. Watch and share on YouTube, X.
Yeah.. they still don’t want to admit that perhaps those anti-mandate protesters were right.
From the anti-mandate point of view though, it’s all very clear.
It starts with..
There’s a virus about apparently, and people are dying apparently, but I haven’t actually seen any dead bodies in the street like those fake photo’s from oversea’s.
There were lots of dramatic press headlines about people dying with covid. Every single storey was discredited a couple of weeks later, but that wasn’t front page news.
Ivermectin gets heavily discredited in the media (Ivermectin won a nobel peace prize). Arguably, this was done to push invermectin out of the way as a viable alternative to Pfizer so they get acceptance from the CDC to authorise the use of Pfizer under EUA rules (emergency use only)
Ivermecton cost @ $2 a shot, Pfizer cost @ $36…, you could have just followed the money to work out whats going on..
Wear a mask. This became the ‘in thing’ to do even though they dont work.
Fast forward a few months.. There’s a vaccination now ‘available’ . Amazing how 4 separate companies found a cure within a week of each other..
There’s a standown of 8 weeks between the first and second shot, then it became only four…
Pfizer only takes effect after a week after a week they said, then it became a month.
Everyone should get vaccinated (maximum profit) Yeah , really?, tell us again how unvaccinated people are a danger to the vaccinated then…
Thank you for trusting the science. Please await further updates, which may completely contradict today’s update.
With the current ‘fuel crisis’ going on, it’s prompted me to sort out what to wear on the bike to stay warm as we head into winter, rather than use the car all the time.
In my twenties, I would just do it and worry about consequences later -like hands so numb with cold I couldn’t open the petrol cap until my hands warmed up, or riding to work in the rain, wringing the water out of my socks and putting them back on..
Yeah, that was 30 + years ago..
As the weather has slowly got colder through autumn, I’ve experimented with different clothes to see what works and inadvertantly what doesn’t.
The difficulty with autumn is that the day typically starts off cold, but by mid day it’s quite warm, and you can easily end up too hot, especially if your stuck in traffic.
Summer is easy -Helmet, t shirt, jacket , gloves, jeans , boots
Winter requires some extra’s -a balaclava to keep my neck and face warm, a woolen singlet , long sleeved shirt, then rainproof leggings over the jeans to keep the cold out.
That just leaves just my hands at the mercy of the cold. An old trick is to just stick your hands on the engine as you are riding along (one at a time please), but with bikes with a full fairing, the radiator ducts do just fine.
That radiator duct gets my left hand rather toasty after a minute or two..
This is working fine as I write this in late autumn, but it’s likely to get colder yet, so well just have to see how it all works out.
Uncoffined 
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