Topic: Auckland

New Zealand activist Nick Bush has launched an unofficial mobile billboard campaign in Auckland featuring the slogan "Alex Jones Was Right." Bush, a citizen journalist and father of two, aims to bypass mainstream media censorship and inform the public about globalist agendas. He highlights the rise of the National Security Investigation Team (NIST) in New Zealand as a rebranded version of Homeland Security used to monitor dissenters.

The IDF issued a statement claiming the Iranian attack caused only minor damage to the Nevatim airbase and was largely thwarted. In New Zealand, Nick Bush reflects on the "Nazi-style" internal borders placed around Auckland in 2021 to coerce citizens into taking experimental medical injections. Bush has expanded his activism from a single trailer to a fleet of twelve to continue spreading information about CBDCs and global government.

Jones advises listeners to engage in "awkward" but peaceful resistance against employees attempting to enforce mask mandates. A montage of clips shows police enforcement of lockdowns in various locations, including a tasing in a car over a mask exemption and arrests in Brooklyn and Auckland. He emphasizes that the public should no longer be "cordial" when asked to follow "stupid" rules.

Women's rights activist Posie Parker (Kelly J. Keane) was violently mobbed and doused with tomato soup during a speaking event in Auckland, New Zealand. The perpetrator, a trans activist named Eliana Rubashikin, has reportedly fled to the United States to avoid assault charges. The segment criticizes the New Zealand police for failing to protect Parker and highlights the "cry bully" tactics of activists who claim victimhood after committing physical assault.

The devastating earthquake in Turkey is analyzed through a geopolitical lens, suggesting it may have been a "punishment" for President Erdogan’s refusal to admit Sweden into NATO. Simultaneously, New Zealand is experiencing record-breaking rainfall and flooding from Cyclone Gabriel. The hosts question if weather manipulation is being used to accelerate the "Great Reset" by declaring certain areas uninhabitable.

Counterspin Media critiques New Zealand’s political leadership, labeling Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and opposition leader Chris Luxon as "two wings of the same bird" beholden to the World Economic Forum. The segment shows footage of the massive destruction caused by Cyclone Gabriel, including flooded supermarkets and submerged highways. The recovery is expected to take years, which the hosts suggest fits the "Great Reset" agenda.

Lockdowns in New South Wales and New Zealand are criticized for being based on a small number of deaths and "fake" PCR tests. Gerald Celente warns of an impending economic collapse as business travel and office occupancy rates plummet. He urges listeners to prepare for a "hard and heavy" downturn as the winter approaches.

A montage of news clips details the enhancement of police authority during stay-at-home orders in various global regions. Reports include police checkpoints in Auckland, New Zealand, raids on venues in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and violent clashes between officers and citizens in Brooklyn and New York City over mask mandates. The segments emphasize the transition of CDC recommendations into enforced law and the resulting arrests of non-compliant individuals.

Statistical comparisons suggest that U.S. states without lockdowns or mask mandates had lower per capita death rates than those with strict enforcement. Meanwhile, New Zealand's Prime Minister is criticized for placing Auckland under total martial law following the discovery of a single COVID-19 case.

The Prime Minister of New Zealand is criticized for plunging Auckland into a second lockdown after a single COVID-19 case was detected. The host argues this is part of a "formula" to condition the public to a cycle of prison-like restrictions. A World Economic Forum video regarding the 50% drop in ambient noise during lockdowns is mocked as a celebration of economic destruction and human suffering.

The conversation covers the use of "scary-sounding" variants, such as the "devil variant," to justify roaming lockdowns. Chris Sky argues that seasonal illnesses are driven by Vitamin D deficiency in northern climates rather than viral spread. They warn that the transition to digital currency will enable a social credit system where the government can monitor and approve every financial transaction.