Andrew Atkin

The march towards a one-world China can be slowed, but not stopped, unless we create constitutional reforms to BLOCK it outright. An opposition that does not promote this fact is materially a controlled opposition - a dangerous diversion. andrewatkin.blogspot.com/2025/11/buildi…

@ABridgen Of there's not enough to eat, we should euthenise the old pepple first.

Now brace for an even bigger oil shock. The Houthi’s in Yemen are threatening the oil supplies from the Red Sea ports now. Does this look like it’s all planned ? Energy lockdowns and food shortages on the way for full implementation of agenda 2030. telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

@simonmaechling Thanks for your opinion.

Every living cell in your body contains mRNA. Chemical-free food doesn’t exist. Synthetic doesn’t mean harmful. Vaccines don’t cause autism. Natural doesn’t mean safe. GMOs aren’t dangerous. Chemtrails are a lie. Science isn’t an opinion.

@matt_horncastle He is told what to do from above. He is nothing.

Luxon is solid and reasonable. He is the adult in the room. hubs.la/Q048-L5P0

@winstonpeters This is why we need regime change, Winston.

When are some in the media going to ask Hipkins why he said that he “didn’t see the health advice” on the risks to under 18s for the vaccine, then said he did see it but “it was too late”, then said he would’ve “done things differently” if he had seen it, then is now found to have put out a press release promoting boosters for kids – after he had seen the advice. When are some in the media then going to do their job and ask themselves why have none of the responsible ministers told the inquiry they saw the advice – when it is evidenced now that all of them did. When are some in the media going to figure out that the reason why Hipkins and the other ministers didn’t want to give evidence publicly is so they couldn’t be asked all of these important questions under a spotlight publicly. This question about getting the advice from officials wasn’t put to him without notice. This was part of the inquiry, he had time, he had information, and he had the understanding of how important this question was. He still said no. They all still said no. They all instead reverted to hiding behind a keyboard being filtered by his lawyers. We were the first to show evidence in the House that they were aware of it but never shared it with the public and even continued the mandates - and in the House during question time we said that there was more coming. The March 2022 Cabinet paper, in his name, proves that he did know and that other ministers knew – and there will be even more evidence to come. It is an outrageous situation where one hundred thousand children were exposed to the known risks of having two vaccine doses yet the public, and more importantly the parents, were not told. Hipkins says the advice “came too late" – but when he received that advice there were still 30,000 kids who only had the one shot. Too late for who? It is alarming that the Inquiry did not come to this obvious and provable conclusion but instead relied upon his denials. This was an inquiry that was originally set up by Labour themselves, with inadequate terms of reference, and hand-picked people on it. How can it be that this second phase of the inquiry did not pick these important documents up when we and some journalists did. Its time the rest woke up, took their rose-tinted lenses off, and stopped believing everything that comes out of Hipkins’ mouth. To attempt to deny these facts publicly, and rely on the inept Inquiry report, points to this being a disgraceful cover up as it now seems to be.

I have received information from several credible sources indicating that Israel is prepared and indeed preparing to use nuclear weapons in its war with Iran. If this is the case, Iran is not the only place that urgently needs regime change. What do you think ?

Academics: You have two choices. You can write to impress those who do know, or write to educate those who don't. ALWAYS write with the assumption that you're talking to an intolerant [to pontification] 12yo. Then you will write well. It's not easy, but it's a worthwhile skill.

@DowdEdward "Sellers demand unrealistic prices (and so get no buyer) but are then, in time, forced to discover the real market value when the [forced] sales start to happen - likewise exposing true price". Always use basic language to explain a principle, and provide direct examples too.

Private credit: this is a market where the manager determines the mark but when price discovery eventually happens when liquidations occur the bids won’t be high.

@damienmgrant I called up Satan, and asked him what to do about this. He told me that you need to engineer a famine that dictates 20% of the population will die. This will result in euthanising most of the old people. I asked him how to organise it, and he smiled and pointed to Hormuz strait.

This expansion of middle class welfare would never happen under a conservative government.

@damienmgrant Paid for by young people who can't afford a house on 2 incomes. And half these retired people are richer than what half the working youth will ever be (minus long-range technology impact). We need demeny voting - now.

@damienmgrant There's only one reason someone becomes a lawyer. It's to be expected.

Goals

@ABridgen Zuckerberg is entirely aware that climate alarmism is a political exercise, and likewise liquid-concentrate pure bullshit. Good on him for helping to put more CO2 in the atmosphere. We need it. The planet is still on a comparative starvation diet of CO2.

Mark Zuckerberg, an outspoken advocate of "man-made climate change", shows off his new $300 million, 287-foot mega yacht, powered by four gigantic diesel engines. Yet another stark reminder that Net Zero is only for the peasants! Do you think he’l suffer under energy lockdowns?

@ABridgen Dogs are wonderful (unless badly abused) but they are GROSS. They eat disgusting things and do disgusting things. This is why Islam calls them dirty animals, not to be allowed in the house. They are wise.

Rupert is spot on dogs were the first domesticated animal in human history. They have a saying in politics ‘if you want a friend in politics gwt yourself a dog ‘. Very true in my experience.

@PostQuake @LizGunnNZ @GEHonesty The Covid response shot the governments credibility to bits. I don't trust them one bit.

The emphasis for pushing the Bill is to reduce 'carbon emissions?' When did this dramatic change of policy enter the halls of the Act Party? Note: 30% of export revenue comes from the agri/hort industries. On Jack Tame: Luxon stated 'No risk' #ddg-play" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/watch?v=BWmzO1… watch from 1:29 Personally technology has changed the playing field, however, safeguards cannot be removed in favour of unproven Gates-led innovation (Covid-plandemic anyone) ----- Other notable headlines. 1. 📷ACT New Zealandhttps://www.act.org.nz › news › paris-is-broken-new-zealand-deserves-a-better-climate-dealParis is broken - New Zealand deserves a better climate deal "The only party that opposed the Zero Carbon Act is now calling for a better deal from Paris," says ACT Leader David Seymour as the Party releases its position statement on climate. ----- 2. Growing Farmer Representation in New Zealand's Parliament Sparks ... Cameron is excited to have former Federated Farmers president Andrew Hoggard as a fellow member of the ACT caucus. This marks a positive development, as there is now another farmer alongside him in the ACT caucus, and National also has representatives from the farming sector.

I agree with the comment from @GEHonesty Does Seymour even have a family or children whose future he deeply cares about? He always struck me as a voraciously ambitious little political climber grasping his way up the corrupted ladder. Desperate for all the empty things: money, fame , power. The things that turn to dust in old age when a fool finally sees he's lived as a fool. Would he sell out his fellow Kiwis for some Judas silver ? My gut instinct says yes. What about yours?

I totally agree.

@LizGunnNZ @GEHonesty For most politicians, social standing is EVERYTHING. Without it they feel like nothing. Seymour is no exception. And yep, when they retire nobody sees the rockstar anymore. Just a tragic washed up old man. This is probably why they're so terrified of losing the next election.

@ABridgen But it's too late...

The statement that 97% of scientist agree that human activity causes most of the current warming, caused the MSM to censor all counter narratives. The statement was a gross misstatement of scientific opinion. Since then no public debate has been allowed on Climate change.

@GhostofGladysK @LeanneSpurs @ABridgen Was Covid horrible, or the medication and procedures she put them on?

@LeanneSpurs @ABridgen My sister in law ran three Covid units in Chicago. It was horrible.

A nurse gives her evidence that patients didn’t die of Covid , they died because of the hospital protocols used during Covid. In the US it was ventilators and Remdesivir In the UK it was ventilators and Midazolam. #NG163

@LeanneSpurs @ABridgen And what was horrible...the Covid patients you saw before or after being put on a ventilator? In other words - what is your argument?

@ABridgen Hopefully a soon to be struck off nurse, too. You conspiracy theorists make me sick - I worked in a hospital throughout Covid and saw firsthand what it did. You can get to fuck.

@LeanneSpurs @ABridgen Is Australia's top vaccinologist a conspiracy theorist? rumble.com/v5crx2p-prof-t…