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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
am surprised the clampdown took so long - legitimate, truly sympathetic protest would concentrate purely on Peace, it would see that both sides...
Tough titty Orli Degani. If you want to be a jewish politician then go back to isreal and be one. Your fellow jewish people in the stolen lands...
Hopefully, the courts will declare unconstitutional this latest assault in the First Amendment.
He disappeared for a bit, didn't he? Somthing about disease treatment. I thought when he re-appeared that he'd been replaced, or at least...
What I want to know is who is behind that BS.
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The form of protest against the restrictions imposed by the fight against Covid-19, in the manner seen in recent days in Canada, has reached New Zealand. Truck drivers surrounded parliament, throwing traffic in the capital into a tailspin, with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern refusing to meet the protesters.
As has already happened in Canada in recent weeks, as part of the protests against the anti-Covid restrictions imposed by the government, truck drivers have taken their heavy vehicles heading towards parliament, honking their horns.The convoy, consisting of campers, as well as numerous trucks, covered with writings with the tone "coercion is not consent", crossed the city shouting "give us back our freedom", then pausing, with the engines running, in the square in front of the national parliament, in Wellington.
About a thousand people attended the improvised rallies on the ground by the participants in the protest.Jacinda Ardern, the country's prime minister, refused to receive them, reporting as a refusal the fact that most New Zealand citizens have demonstrated their support for the government's vaccination program.
"96% of New Zealanders have been vaccinated," the premier told Radio New Zealand.