Red Remembrance day

A significant number of people have been injured by those covid vaccines that were so ‘important’ a few years ago.

These people are constantly ignored and gaslit by Health services here in NZ. That happens because of an attitude that they were ‘nessessary colateral damage in the war against covid’.

Red Remembrance day remembers these people as they struggle with their injuries with no help from any Government services.

The speaker in the video below is Lynda Wharton from ‘The Health Forum’ -they had 60,000 followers on facebook until they were suddenly deplatformed over night.

(Their new website is here)  https://thehealthforumnz.co.nz/

The event was organised by NZDSOS (NZ doctors SOS) https://nzdsos.com/

Brian Tamaki’s Freedom Reunion rally

It was advertised as a ‘Freedom reunion’ as a sort of rememberance for what we have fought for  -freedom from mandates, vaccine discrimination, lockdowns, and all that other covid crap.

It appeared to be mostly Destiny Church people who turned up. They are generally family orientated Pacific Islanders, and are generally pleasent people to be around.

Very few people from other freedom groups showed up.

That’s generally the way of things these days -people have got complacent and gone back to their normal lives now that the covid thing is over.

I’m not sure that that is a good thing, because it’s always in the back of my mind that some sort of hysteria could happen again.

Most of the cars were adorned with New Zealand flags of all shapes and sizes.

We started off as a convoy all together, but this slowly spread out amongst other cars on the road.

We met up at the Domain near the Auckland museum, The place was was buzzing with a great atmosphere with a band and BBQ’s humming along. 

The police were present, but they were basically just in the background dealing with a lone protester, protesting about something that was nothing to do with us.

One of the theme’s of the day was explained by a T shirt as below.

The other main theme was ‘Make NZ Great Again’

In conclusion, it was a very positive experience and a good day out.

More photo’s below..

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