Starting with the bad stuff

Things are certainly not great but it’s not as bad as a lot of the overseas fudporn stories tend to make out. This is what I am seeing myself:

There are an unusual amount of ambulances going past with sirens on – and cop cars are doing the same pretty regularly as well. That was unusual two years ago, but now on a bad day it’s about one siren an hour, and that’s on a suburban street.

Sales from our own business are down by about 40%, and all our costs are up more than 25% from two years ago. There is high inflation and many people are short of cash. The NZ dollar has lost value against the US dollar.

We use couriers a lot and are having ongoing problems with parcels not being delivered – we have been told that half the couriers are off sick so they can’t keep up.

There are huge amounts of people off work sick in all fields. Bus drivers are particularly scarce (that is also because of poor work conditions) and here in Wellington, 85 bus routes have been “temporarily” cut this month. That has caused traffic jams despite more people working from home. I stopped using buses about 18 months ago because they became totally unreliable and some of the drivers are mask Nazis which can lead to stress. I used to just sit down and ignore them if they told me to get off, but I’m not Rosa Parks, and I can’t be arsed with all the bullshit.

There has been almost constant chemtrail spraying all year until the windy season started about a month ago. For the past six months or so it has been raining almost every day, and any day it wasn’t raining there were chemtrail lines in the sky. Most people refuse to even see them.

The constant rain has lead to slips rather than floods in hilly Wellington and there are hundreds of slips endangering roads and houses. The houses on both sides of us need a huge amount of expensive retaining work done. Nobody is doing any of this retaining work due to lack of money and lack of workers.

Local shops are unusually empty, and there is clearly less business going on. Many bank branches have closed and there are more empty shops up for lease. Just to make things look worse there are now homeless men sleeping in doorways of the empty shops. Not many, but this was almost unheard of two years ago.

There are still a surprising amount of people wearing their submission muzzles – in the city about 1 in 10 people in the streets and even more in shops. Wellington is a government city with a lot of unusually submissive hivemind workers, and the rates of injections and muzzles at the peak of the scamdemic were some of the highest in the world. Many people I know have been injected and I actually believe the official figure that about 80% of people have had at least one injection.

Despite becoming ill (but generally not dying) immediately after each booster shot, many people continue to have them. They clearly have low immunity now and get sick frequently. People who have not been injected are healthier but still are often not in great shape. Stress, 5G, chemtrails, lack of sun all year, and the constant air of doom are taking a heavy toll.

There are more 5G towers going up and more antennas being put up on the existing towers.

The number of people walking around staring at phones is even higher than the number of masktards. The two (phones & masks) often seem to go hand in hand, and some people really do look like zombies walking down the street.

House prices are dropping, and more people are trying to get away from the city. We have several friends who have moved away from Wellington this year, wanting to become self sufficient with land to grow food. But even properties in rural areas are dropping in value. Higher interest rates are crashing the severely over inflated housing market.

Supermarkets are still reasonably well stocked but on any given week about 10% of items (these are constantly changing) are out of stock and all prices are going up rapidly.

Any good stuff?

Being in the southern hemisphere we are now heading into summer, and unlike Australia where the summer is way too hot, here the summer temperatures are generally pretty good. It is likely we will have some respite from illness and rain over the next six months.

The standard of living is still comparatively high in NZ – compared to most countries we have a lot to be thankful for. It’s not as good as it was a decade ago but it’s still good in many ways. When I look at most other countries I’m not envious about anything. The country itself is still beautiful.

Yes we have a globalist psychopath for a “prime minister” and a corrupt libtard government, but for the most part it is possible to work around and ignore them. The stories of them spying on people and arresting them for “hate speech” are greatly exaggerated. I am criticising and mocking the government online every day, and so far getting away with it.

Certainly many people in NZ are mind controlled cult members but there is an ever increasing number of people waking up to the narrative. While Wellington where I live is probably one of the most mind controlled places, the entire South Island for example is more rebellious and many people down south are aware that the last election, just like in America, was faked.

Keep in mind that the alt news media is mostly controlled opposition and we are all being fed a constant diet of fudporn. At this point as a non-injected & vocal anti-government anti-vaxer I am still living a comfortable life. About 20% of the population is openly not down with the bullshit, and more are increasingly starting to resist it. The cult members are mostly weaker than they appear and usually back down from anyone who firmly holds their ground.