As Long as You Sleep, We Will Fight for You

As is being revealed the world over, the carrion birds of Marxism have silently infiltrated themselves into positions of power and influence in nations such as our own, which were once considered realms of freedom and prosperity and as beacons of light in an unjust world.

To those less fortunate, our island nation at the south end of the Pacific has always offered refuge and inspiration. Indeed, our national identity on the world stage has hinged largely upon our role as kaitiaki: humanitarians and keepers of the peace who punch well above our weight.

Simply put, New Zealand has always been a land of freedom, and as sure as our National Anthem heralds loudly to “Guard Pacific’s triple star from the shafts of strife and war”, this proclamation of peace has yet to be defiled on our shores.

Yet perhaps this life of relative comfort, far removed from the theatres of war and pestilence is the very reason why many New Zealanders have yet to awaken from their slumber and acknowledge the dangers we now face as the worldwide revolution unfolds around us.

Have decades of Marxist demoralisation rendered us naïve and inert at this eleventh hour? How close to the precipice will we all be dragged before the sleeping majority wake up and assert their God-given rights and freedoms?

The sad reality is that our country, like many others, has become a vassal state to the United Nations, a slave to international banking cartels and a lapdog of the Chinese Communist Party. We are no longer governed by a representative government, but by an administration that is hand-picked, sponsored and dictated to by a global power structure that is intent on centralising worldwide power and control.

The sole focus of the present administration, currently in its second term, is the implementation of various policies and initiatives drawn up by the United Nations in pursuit of their precious 2030 Marxist-socialist vision, rather than catering to the will of the people they were ‘elected’ to represent.

Indeed, as Prime Minister Ardern boldly announced at the 2019 Goalkeepers event hosted by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in New York, “We have incorporated the principles of the 2030 Agenda into our domestic policy making in a way that we hope will drive system-level actions.”

Although many New Zealanders are yet to recognise it, the fact that our nation’s legislation is being dictated by a foreign power such as the United Nations means that we have already been conquered. We have been subjugated not by force, but by subversion and deceit.

It certainly is astounding that, despite the emergence of a medically-themed dictatorial circus and the suspension of our civil liberties on the pretext of a never-ending string of manufactured crises, many New Zealanders still remain woefully obedient. Indeed, Stockholm Syndrome may well have escaped diagnosis as the real pandemic plaguing the country.

Was it our forefathers’ folly to have sacrificed their lives in the trenches only to witness today’s generation keel over and submit like sheep? At what point did we begin to forget our heritage as pioneers and warriors collaborating together to build a bountiful nation at the end of the Earth?

Nevertheless, there is always hope.

Aucklanders have now been pushed to breaking point and thousands of everyday New Zealanders are facing the prospect of either unemployment or of being coerced into a game of Russian roulette with an experimental medical procedure.

The challenges and adversities now before us are unlike any our tiny nation has ever experienced. But they have certainly given us all an enormous opportunity for growth: as individuals, as a nation and for humanity as a whole. If mankind seizes this opportunity to reclaim its power and potential, then as the Commander in Chief of the free world stated, “the best is yet to come”.

As long as you sleep, we will fight for you.