The Right Side Of History: Wellington NZ Protest Update

Right now, all eyes are on Wellington, and the world watched our politicians cower behind a wall of shamefully compromised police officers.

Their yellow bellies were on full display, and millions are witnessing their despicable actions. Regardless of what happens next, exposure of their deplorable behaviour will go down in history as a massive turning point in the battle for freedom.

Remember, it’s level headed, focused, and considered action with integrity that will triumph in the end, not emotion-fuelled antics. We’ll leave that to the police.

The lies and tyranny will collapse under the weight of truth piling up. Soon, someone will break ranks, and the dominoes will begin to fall.

We will keep pushing forward until it happens. Some politicians are even starting to make noises in this space as they recognise that this is not a fringe minority.

But, we must keep the pressure on..

Vax mandates divide our nation, impact New Zealanders’ ability to work and provide for their families, and participate in life in general. It remains our goal to increase public awareness of these things.

By awakening enough of the people of New Zealand, the mandates will inevitably fall.

Whether it happens today, at the next demonstration, or the one after, it will happen; it is unstoppable.

And, until then, every single action makes a difference.

Here are some incredible wins to acknowledge so far with the Freedom Convoy and EVERYONE involved!

Kiwis in their tens of thousands have stood up and spoken out – they drove in cars, trucks, motorhomes, motorbikes and even push-bikes in the convoy. They stood on roadsides and over-bridges and shared on social media.

People have rallied around to supply food, water, necessities, and support to those dedicated to the cause. THIS is the New Zealand we all know and love.

Hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders have seen us. They have seen the heart of this peaceful movement. They are beginning to understand we are many, and we are standing for them.

The disgraceful behaviour of our politicians and police has been in full sight. The people have seen the refusal of the MPs to come outside Parliament and listen to legitimate democratic protest. They have witnessed the completely unnecessary police brutality in the face of a peaceful stand.

Even the mainstream media has been unable to ignore us any longer, with all newspapers and television channels covering the story (albeit facts often losing to their fiction).

National and Act have shown we have no true opposition in this Government. All are captured. However, they have at least had to move to demand a timeframe to the end of the mandates.

Finally, we have seen ex MPs speaking up – Rodney Hide, Matt King and Winston Peters have been forthright in their condemnation of the Government’s treatment of New Zealanders making a peaceful stand.

Our voice and message are being heard. Now is not the time to give up – it is time to think and act strategically.

So, what next?

Those in Wellington are calling for support – and numbers matter!

People ARE legally permitted to gather on the streets surrounding the grounds, so if you are willing and able, let’s wrap our support around Wellington.

We know that more people plan to convoy down to Wellington from other parts of the country. If this is your plan, please be mindful of the situation you will be entering and come prepared. Make sure you have somewhere to stay, food, water, and appropriate clothing.

And a reminder that Voices for Freedom stands for integrity, honour and respect. We do not condone aggressive, violent or unlawful behaviour. We encourage people to act calmly and respectfully, even when opposed or challenged, in line with our Code Of Conduct.

In The Meantime..

Let’s continue to show the rest of the country, and indeed the world, that Kiwis are peaceful and dedicated in their stand for our freedoms! Let’s get out on the streets to stand in solidarity throughout New Zealand.

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Remember, we’re all in this together. We are going to get out of it together too.