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Watch: Dig In At Marsden reaches 200 day mark

Dig In At Marsden 200 days news

Protesters oppose the closure of the Marsden Point Oil Refinery.

Dig In At Marsden has reached the 200 day mark on 4 November. Protesters and supporters gathered to celebrate the milestone at its main location, a camp known as ‘Spearhead’, located on land adjacent to the refinery.

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With rising fuel costs hitting every family and business in New Zealand in the pocket hard, Dig In’s message is more relevant than ever:

‘The people of this land paid to construct this oil refinery so that it may guard us against the inflationary effects of geopolitical turmoil. Management have removed its oil refining capabilities through internal sabotage, leaving us reliant on international supply.

‘The time has come to get our people to reinstate the Marsden Point Oil Refinery.

‘We invite all responsible men and women to join us to popularise this endeavour.’

Brad Flutey, one of the driving forces behind the Dig In gave a short speech of thanks, while stalwarts Kiwi & Sue provided more videos of the night and its preparations.

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5 COMMENTS

  1. I take my hat off to those guys. It’s marvellous what they are doing to bring this issue to the public’s attention and for having the guts to keep going.

  2. Very shortly people in NZ are going to see the merits of what these people are standing and fighting for
    In stark contrast to the narrow-minded short-sightedness displayed full-frontal by those responsible for this debacle
    But as usual, by then the perpetrators of this short-sighted malignant action will be gone
    Their trail of devastation and destruction, surging in their wake
    There are going to be shortages of fuel and tanker availability
    I wouldn’t put this Government in charge of my pie cart
    Let alone let them anywhere near it
    This entourage of brain-dead buffoons needs to go
    And soon

  3. They are heroes in a country ransacked, hoodwinked and pillaged by megalomaniacs, who are tools of the WEF and globalist banksters.
    BTW: the increasingly bad repair of potholes with poor bitumen is the direct result of the closure of Marsden Point refinery.

  4. The WEF UN and WHO are are basically criminal organisations controlled by the mentally challenged good for nothing so called elite who want to control the world with a central one world Govt. system. They dont want any single Govt. to have autonomy in self reliance they want all Govts. to rely on them. Thats why over the years they have been gradually closing all the separate refineries I think even Australia only has 2 left. The real culprit here is Jab sin da and all the other useless minions kowtowing down to these NWO flawed dreams like an over trained trained Geisha. NZ has to sack the current Govt. and make it a prerequisite any incoming Govt. that the majority dont want to be part of the NWO experiment anymore and to have the Refinery reinstated along with no more lockdowns no more mandates no more taxes on farmers, no more selling out the country to overseas interests, no more co-governance shit, no more brain dead ideas like 3 waters who masterminded that wanking dream up ? the list goes on……………..

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