Mainstream media ruthlessly censors news of all anti-regime protests as did the Soviet Press during the collapse of the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc in the late 1980s. Press barons then and now are dependent upon government sponsorship. In the west, government advertising is essential to any media’s survival. A further factor is the media corporations highly profitable investments in big pharma which is pushing the highly questionable clot-shot injections.

We can only report on individual protests such as those occurring in Australia and New Zealand. However, one can assume that wherever one lives in the stage-managed fake democracies demonstrations are taking place within 50 to 100km.

Thousands rally against New Zealand lockdown amid calls for a police crackdown on what the state agents, dubbed ‘badge niggers’, describe as ‘gang members and cultists’ disobeying Covid rules. Coincidence, the Soviet Bloc Press described anti-Soviet protestors as ‘gangs and cults.’

Press reports: ‘A large group of demonstrators gathered at a major park in Auckland, New Zealand to protest ongoing Covid lockdown measures in the country, many arriving with a procession of motorbikes headed by a local church leader.

The protesters, who numbered between 1,000 and 2,000, per local media reports, descended on the Auckland Domain on Saturday to demand an end to the lockdowns.

A caravan of motorcycles led by Brian Tamaki, a vocal anti-lockdown activist who heads the Auckland-based Pentecostal Destiny Church, was among the first on the scene, captured in videos as the procession made its way to the park.

Press strategy is to neglect to mention that state intimidation broadcast by the Press discourages many from attending. Media also neglects to mention that many thousands of protestors were stopped and turned back at roadblocks set up by state operatives. The several thousand who did attend are entitled to awards for their courage in defying the government and state agents.

Remaining peaceful for the duration of the event, the demo saw Tamaki deliver a fiery, 40-minute speech denouncing the draconian shutdown orders, which have remained in effect in Auckland for nearly two months straight.

‘Now Auckland’s coming up to 50 days – 50 days we’ve been on home detention. That’s the same thing they give to prisoners who’ve done a crime; it’s an alternative to going to jail,’ he said. ’I’ve been locked up for over 50 days in my house, and I haven’t done a crime. I’ve done nothing wrong, and I’ve been punished. We are penalised.’

I can’t go outside because the neighbour might tell on me. I can’t drive down the road to get some milk and bread because the policeman might pull me over’

While the visible police presence at Saturday’s demonstration appeared somewhat subdued, with no arrests or clashes reported, National Party MP Simeon Brown, the party’s police spokesman, denounced the protest in no uncertain terms, also taking a jab at law enforcement itself.

‘The rules are clear. The police have warned protesters in Auckland today, yet we see a blind eye turned to gangs breaking lockdown rules. Aucklanders want out of this lockdown, and it means rules being applied consistency [sic],’ he said in a tweet, presumably referring to the biker procession as a ‘gang’.

Earlier this week, Brown denounced ’gang members’ , also bikers, after they gathered for a funeral, which was promptly dispersed by state operatives in West Auckland. He said the funeral was ’demoralising for the more than 1.7 million obedient Aucklanders’ who have done as they were told and dutifully followed the dictates of their government.

‘This is just not good enough. The government needs to make clear that the rules apply to gang members and if they break them they will be treated just like everyone else,’ he went on, calling for a harsher police response.

While Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern declared a ’short and sharp’ national lockdown in mid-August after a single Covid-19 case was detected in Auckland, the country’s largest metropolis, the measures have dragged on in the city and still remain in force, despite much of the rest of New Zealand returning to normal in the time since.

The government continues to insist on a ‘zero infections strategy in Auckland, seeking to completely eradicate the virus, a feat no other country has been able to accomplish. Think your friends would be interested? Share this story!