Kentori retweeted
NEVER FORGET: Jacinda Ardern New Zealand PM during the Covid scamdemic did not take the ‘vaccine’ that killed and injured her own Citizens. After betraying the people she fled NZ and sits on the Board of Blackrock the Financial Arm of the World Economic Forum.
She should be arrested and imprisoned for life.
Kentori retweeted
🚨🇪🇺 Geo-Political Scholar Jeffrey Sachs
Schools the EU Parliament on the reasons behind the Russia Ukraine Conflict.
Every-time Legacy Media or a Politician states the was is “unprovoked” is a complete lie.
This doesn’t even include some of the more grotesque activities Ukraine has been well documented as being involved in.
Kentori retweeted
The journalist who got Marko Elez to resign from DOGE is Katherine Long. If you didn’t know, two weeks before I was doxxed last summer, Ms Long sent an email to one of my local farm shops, asking the owner to give her my personal details. She said she wouldn’t tell anybody how she got those details. In doing so, she broke more than one law in the UK.
Here’s a transcript of the letter she sent, and I’ve also attached an image of the letter.
Hello,
My name is Katherine Long. I’m a journalist for Business Insider. I’m on a reporting quest and I believe you may be able to assist me.
I have been interested for some time in an influential blogger named Raw Egg Nationalist. Though he is from the UK, he is increasingly prominent here in the US, where he has affiliations with a well-funded think tank, The Claremont Institute, and has been featured in a Fox News documentary. His primary thesis is that men should eat more raw eggs and more raw milk as part of an ethos of vigorous white, male nationalism based on what he describes as traditional values.
I’m emailing you because, based on photos he has posted on social media, I believe he does much of his grocery shopping—or, at least, he did, at one point—at X farm shop. Do you or any of your staff know of a man who regularly buys large quantities of eggs and milk? (By “large quantities,” I mean dozens of eggs a week—he claims to eat more than 10 raw eggs a day.) If so, I would be very grateful if you could pass along his name. I am happy to keep our conversation confidential, i.e. I would never tell anyone how I had learned his name.
I expect this is not a typical email for your farm shop to receive! I am happy to chat over the phone to share more about my reporting and why I think this person is of such particular interest. I am reachable on Signal at…
Warmly,
Katherine
I said at the time, in a long essay for @theammind that I believed Katherine Long was an intelligence contact for the US government, based on her university career, the work she had done for the State Department and USAID in Central Asia, and other publicly available evidence, including the fact that two weeks later I was doxxed by an activist organisation that’s funded by the British government.
The fact that she now appears to be running retaliatory cover for USAID against DOGE all but confirms that she is a deep-state operative.
Kentori retweeted
USAID Administrator Samantha Power meeting with Hon. Nanaia Mahuta, New Zealand Minister of Foreign Affairs 2021
Kentori retweeted
If you're a #farmer and you voted for this @NZNationalParty government, they have deceived you.
You will be on the forefront of paying the cost of Paris Accord in regulation.
I don't know what we do to get our country and our lives back from these malevolent pricks in Wellington.
Everything @chrisluxonmp & @NicolaWillisMP have spouted about 'growth' is a lie. Paris accord and net zero kill growth. That is why @realDonaldTrump has wisely taken the USA out of net zero lunacy.
And I want know cost to ME: I think it's about $20billion of our money just fritted away overseas in the biggest fraud in New Zealand history: every politician involved should be up on criminal charges.
@nzfirst @actparty
I regret voting @NZNationalParty now. Why can’t we have a real leader like Trump
Simon Watts just harpooned the Prime Minister’s ‘Going for Growth’ plan
At 8pm last night – timed, presumably, to avoid pick up on the morning news shows – Climate Change Minister Simon Watts released New Zealand’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution to combatting climate change under the Paris Agreement.
The target, which locks unavoidable agricultural emissions into New Zealand’s international targets, are even more ‘ambitious’ than the 2030 targets made when Jacinda Ardern/James Shaw flew to Glasgow. They will cost future taxpayers literally tens of billions of dollars in penalties.
Taxpayers’ Union Executive Director, Jordan Williams, said “Ardern’s 50% emissions reduction by 2030 target was ludicrous. Treasury estimates that in just five years taxpayers will be on the hook for up to $24 billion - that’s $12,000 per New Zealand household. The Government has now signed us up for another bill for five years later.”
“To not only lock this cost in, but go even harder for 2035 is economic sabotage. Watts and his Cabinet colleagues are not going to be around in a decade to have to pay the bill, but are doubling down on Paris at the very time our trading partners are pulling back.”
“Half of New Zealand’s emissions are agricultural. To achieve the 51-55% reduction Simon Watts has put NZ on the hook for would mean we either must shut down parts of our agricultural sector, or just about everything else. To say this is fantasy does Mickey Mouse a disservice.”
“The only way New Zealand avoids paying tens of billions in international carbon credits is if every square inch of Otago and Southland is planted in pine. But even the Government’s own experts advise that pathway is not credible.”
“So this decision will see New Zealanders having to stump up billions more to buy international credits in a decade’s time.”
“The Taxpayers’ Union has long supported sensible emissions reductions using our world leading Emissions Trading Scheme. But such a scheme can only operate with realistic targets and collective international action. Sacrificing our economic prosperity at the altar of good intentions when other countries are pulling back is nothing short of economic sabotage.”
“Minister Todd McClay was on radio this morning talking about how the Government want to ‘power up’ agricultural exports. He’s sure in for a shock.”
“Meanwhile, Simon Watts has just harpooned the Prime Minister’s ‘Going for Growth’ plan. Mr Luxon, Mr Peters, and Mr Seymour need to step in and overrule this decision.”
Kentori retweeted
In New Zealand, as of February 2024, approximately 19.2% of the total workforce are employed in the public sector (source: Grok)
How many people do you need to invent money from thin air?
The @ReserveBankofNZ empire keeps expanding. It added 40 employees (+7%) in the 3 months to September 2024, bringing total staff to 641 (+155% since June 2018), alongside 72 contractors. The 'Strategy, Governance and Sustainability' team alone now has 63 FTEs (vs 29 in 2021)...
I wish we had a government that focused on reducing these stupid projects so we can use the money on things that matter.
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More wasted tax payers money on a climate scan
Thirty eight scientists and crew will set sail today for Antarctica on NIWA’s ship Tangaroa. NIWA says the trip is justified by urgently needed climate change research.
The crown owned enterprise receives $160 million annual taxpayer funding to help pay for this kind of jaunt. So what do we get back for it?
DEI infested NIWA are already publicly embarrassed by unreliable weather forecasting and credible allegations of data fiddling. They even pay to run false advertising slots cloaked as public interest interviews on govt owned media.
NZ’s preoccupation with climate change is one of the biggest contributors to the major economic problem of low productivity.
Billions of private and govt dollars are being spent on a fear driven issue that returns very little and in many instances actually cripples productive industries. Farming and gas and oil exploration being two stark examples.
So when the govt is in dire straits as far as the issue of funding itself goes, and already over $160 billion in debt, why are we spending $160 million propping up this unproductive activity? Sending a ship of fools to the Antarctic to chase outcomes that are natural and we cannot change anyway?
Luxon and Willis (desperate for cash) need to sell them off or defund them tomorrow.
With our economy failing fast, we can’t afford to sustain this unproductive climate change nonsense a day longer.
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#KauriCovid
We were initially told the pathogen was likely brought to New Zealand from abroad by trampers, etc. Yet, in 2022, a quiet article explained that it’s been in New Zealand for about 300 years. This means it’s been here forever.
They also fail to mention that Kauri have only been studied for about 50–60 years. Most of the Kauri had already been removed. The Waitākere Ranges were deforested twice—once for timber, then again for farming. So, the majority of Kauri we see growing today are maturing trees, only 50–70 years young.
In a natural New Zealand forest, it would be very rare to see the crowded stands we see in the Waitākere Ranges today. Kauri dieback was an inevitable, completely predictable result of deforestation. I’ve attached a video of a stand of healthy Kauri just outside my house. We walk around their roots—they’re healthy—and I can tell you with 100% certainty that they will get Kauri dieback. Not from me, my kids, my neighbors, the dogs, the cats, the birds, the possums, the pigs, the cows, or even the taniwha. They will get it because they will die of thirst and starvation due to competition. Only the fittest will survive—if any.
For large Kauri to exist, many Kauri must die.
Anyone using common sense and with a little knowledge of history would assume that Kauri gum bleeding is not unusual. Kauri will continue to bleed for eternity, as they have for eternity. Otherwise, how else did we have a Kauri gum-digging industry?
Kauri must die, and right now, we are witnessing the death of thousands—a result of our making. But it is not simply because people are walking in the forest!
I completely reject the spending on trying to find a solution for something that doesn’t even exist, as well as the boardwalks, which are destroying the aesthetics of walking in the forest. We want to enjoy the great outdoors without being constantly reminded of progress in the stupidest way.
The Karens, liberals, and Māori pushing and profiting from this scandal need to stop before they are investigated and rightfully punished for ignorance, incompetence, or corruption and fraud.
@investigatemag @aniobrien
when the fuck is a serious reporter going to grab this.
#KauriCovid
THE KAURI DIEBACK ‘CRISIS’
In 2012 and 2017, Auckland Council’s Principal Biosecurity Advisor said that kauri dieback had doubled from 8% to 19%. (Hill, 2012 and 2017). It was said to be an emergency, that kauri would be extinct in 10-20 years if the Waitākere Ranges weren’t closed.
In the 2017 report it is stated that there is a close relationship between kauri dieback zones and their proximity to the track network, with 70% of kauri dieback zones within 50m of a track. (Hill, 2017).
Track users were horrified. Were we track users responsible for dieback? In time, Walk, Tramp, Run's analyses of the 2017 survey data revealed:
• Most symptomatic kauri were well outside a 50m corridor either side of the tracks.
• It was not mentioned that these zones, on average, cover such a large area that IT PROVIDED NO EVIDENCE OF A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SICK KAURI LOCATION AND WALKING TRACKS
• The 2017 Waitākere Kauri Report also did not mention that the suspected cause of kauri dieback, Phytophthora agathidicida, was found at only about 25% of sick kauri and that other phytophthoras had a greater presence at sick kauri.
Shouldn’t Aucklanders have been told these things?
THESE AND SIMILAR MISINFORMATIONS ABOUT KAURI DIEBACK ARE STILL REPORTED TODAY IN PUBLIC MEDIA AND BY AUCKLAND COUNCIL!
FURTHERMORE:
• The 2021 survey report confirmed that Phytophthora agathidicida was detected at only 23% of symptomatic kauri. (Froud, 2022).
And again, shouldn’t Aucklanders have been told this?
Froud, K., Y.C. Chew, J. Kean, J. Meiforth, S. Killick, E. Ashby, R. Taua-Gordon, A. Jamieson, L. Tolich. (2022). 2021 Waitākere Ranges kauri population health monitoring survey. Auckland Council technical report, TR2022/8. knowledgeauckland.org.nz/pub…
Hill L., An investigation into the distribution and spread of Kauri Dieback Disease within the Waitakere Ranges. 2012. Available by request from Auckland Council.
Hill, L., Waipara, N., Stanley, R., Hammon, C., (2017). Kauri Dieback Report 2017: An investigation into the distribution of kauri dieback, and implications for its future management, within the Waitakere Ranges Regional Park.
