AntiVaxx Police Splinter group supported by National Candidate – now we have something to worry about

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A new splinter group of AntiVaxxers have formed inside the NZ Police and National candidate Matt King is promoting this on his Facebook page…

…these groups are far right and prone to radicalization thanks to Facebook hate algorithms, once again as we had with Harete Hipango yesterday, this is a case of National Party MPs supporting AntiVaxx lunatics.

If you think Jacinda is the anti-Christ, or the beginnings of Nazi Germany or raping Gaia, or is committing genocide, then any action is acceptable to stop that. The radicalization of the unvaccinated will reach fever pitch as the economic ramifications of being sacked from a job for refusing the vaccine starts to bite deeply.

My fear originally from the antivaxx radicalization we’ve seen was that political violence would be used against our politicians or academics or public health officials.

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I think it’s worse now.

I think those antivaxxers will see everyone who has become vaccinated as the target.

Soft targets will be seen as legitimate.

Expect children being vaccinated to be the flashpoint.

Anything symbolic will become a target.

Parliament opening, first debating day, Jacinda’s wedding – all become targets to the lone wolf Qanon lunatic quietly brewing with malice and deformed hate.

The NZ Intelligence apparatus can’t fail us again.

This splinter group within the Police must be immediately infiltrated by the SIS to monitor them because if there is a lone wolf domestic terror attack, former Police Officers sacked for not getting vaccinated is the first breeding pool to check out.

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45 COMMENTS

  1. The police force doesn’t need anti vaxxers in its ranks. No vax, can’t serve. Cry me a River and fuck Off

  2. It’s not rocket science, the conditions of employment now are, no vax, no job. Policing is too risky with unplanned very close contacts to not be vaccinated.

    I suspect hard religious elements at play here plus pure social media backed conspiracy madness and or desk jockeys who haven’t got out in years.

  3. If the National Party is out to get Andy Coster, then Coster must be doing a good job. Let’s keep him. Or this could be another campaign tactic from the Simon L little blue book of strategy ideas. Expect it all to get dirtier.

    • No, Coster is a never ending gift from the woke political gods for National. They want him exactly where he is because he is easy pickings.

      Every gang funeral or piss up that takes over the streets, every shooting, every Brian Tamaki led protest that takes over a police station or Newmarket shopping district, every time the public hear, “we’re monitoring this” aka, “doing sweet FA”, from the police, National get stronger.

      • X-ray. The alternatives are construed as racism. His pc- ness is irritating, but don’t forget that he has an abysmal minister whose appointment is a bit of a mystery on a couple of counts. If he’s trying non-confrontational approaches, then there’s nothing wrong with that when trouble-makers are itching to cause trouble and to play the victim cards.

        But I pulled out my “ Dirty Politics “ to revisit how previous slimey Nat campaigns were successfully managed with destructive and not always honest attack politics. There’s a few familiar names featured there.

  4. It is clearly now incumbent on Christopher Luxon to quickly state National’s policy on this issue. Both Harete Hipango and Matt King’s support for these groups demands that Luxon state categorically if these MPs are reflecting the National Party’s policy.

  5. Back in November Matt King was called out by the leader Collins as not speaking for the party on this matter . l hope Luxon speaks up loud and clear that vaxings mandates are a necessary evil at this time . The message has to be loud and strong condemning those that are against iether

  6. Haven’t we seen this before overseas? Police authorities quite happy to break heads of anti vaccine protesters suddenly becoming all blubbery when they are required to follow their own mandates.

    • Blubbery ? There’s only Matt King’s word that any sort of significant situation exists in the New Zealand Police Force. Wannabe pollies tend to be self-serving. So do the others.

      • I agree with you Snow White.
        If there is one thing in all of this that we can be 100% sure of it is Matt King being a totally self serving politician. He obviously doesn’t even consider what his stand is doing to the National Party, or its new Leader’s credibilty. Luxon needs to deal with this quickly or his claimed leadership ability is just another corporate myth.

    • To be fair our police did absolutely nothing but watch on from a distance and probably made the protestors cups of tea and scones at the conclusion.

      • X-ray. What do you want the police to do ? Laser them? Shoot them ? For protesting ?
        We don’t do that in New Zealand – you’re stuck in American blog space buddy.

        And what’s with all the scones ? The PM of this country makes them for Brit pop stars, and now you think that cops could make them for protestors ? Are you all nuts ? It’s muffins nowadays, and toast with avocado on top, but not scones. Even cup cakes would do, but scones are so yesterday. And miso, not tea, ok ?

        • If you read Urinalbushrats comment “Police authorities quite happy to break heads of anti vaccine protesters” it was plain wrong. Hence my comment. They didn’t chip the nail polished off anyone’s fingernails much less break any heads!

          But somehow the doing nothing option bordering on passive support in doing so failed too. Ask the poor retailers of Broadway!

  7. Be carefull what you wish for here.

    Members of Parliament are first and fore most representitives of the people in their electorates. The fact that most toe the party line regardless of the wishes of their electorates is lamentable, but seemingly what all commenting here believe is the prime responsibility of MP’S.
    Take this to its conclusion.
    The leader decides what ever and all fall in behind regardless of the sanity or otherwise of the decision.
    Remember Robert Muldoon?
    Qed.

    • Clifford J, excellent comment and warning. Also I would say if they all just repeated the party line we wouldn’t get to see who the idiots are.

  8. This shows you where the Left stands now days. When mandates threaten jobs, those workers turn to the Right for help. This is our new world. Ain’t it beautiful…..

    • AO, it also applies to the Right; when people felt threatened by the virus they turned to the Left, hence Labour’s win. Now, because we are frustrated by our confinement and also not understanding the suffering going on worldwide because of our success, people want freedom. With that freedom will come suffering, a total breakdown of the health system, and much of commerce (including food supply). There is no win/win with the virus.

      • When workers are threatened, they have traditionally turned to left-leaning organizations for support, not to the Right. This is no longer the case and an election that featured a right-leaning party with an unpopular leader offering nothing of substance, that has zero to do with this.

        My beloved Left, no longer supports the working class. This is an effin tough realization to have.

        As for freedom. I understand that most people now view this term as more akin to evil rather than to good. That’s the power of the press in shaping how we view the world.

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