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Footage of Anti-Ardern graffiti causes buzz on social media

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Prominent motorway graffiti with blunt messages for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern are causing a buzz on social media.

DTNZ is unable to verify the location of the examples published, but some social media users believe they are in Tauranga.

One message reads:

The people are waking up!! The people are coming for you Ardern!!

A video shows another one which reads:

Ardern is a Nazi dictator b**ch!!

DTNZ is unable to share the video, but we captured the following still:

Ardern graffiti news

The threatening messages reflect a growing dissatisfaction among New Zealanders with the government’s divisive policies through the COVID crisis, but also its current and future agendas in the areas of personal rights and freedoms, race relations, as well as the lack of results in reducing organised crime.

The graffiti is also reflective of Ardern’s falling popularity. A 1News/Kantar poll on 30 May had Ardern on 33% as preferred Prime Minister, still comfortably ahead of nearest rival Christopher Luxon on 25%, but significantly down on her pre-2020 election approval rating of 55%. It also seems nowadays that Ardern cannot go out in public without being subjected to abuse and jeers from members of the public, or the presence of a protest. No Prime Minister in living memory has been on the receiving end of such consistent and vocal vilification.

Whilst the legacy media and Ardern’s spin doctors will attempt to blame ‘white supremacists’ and ‘mysoginists’ for the growing trend, there’s no escaping the fact a growing number of Maori and women are feeling the same angst towards her.

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  1. The best way to show dissatisfaction is by voting them out. I don’t think personal attacks help the cause as they give ammunition to those in power who can claim the moral high ground – at least on that matter if nothing else.

    • Voting wont change anything,if you think any of those political puppets will make any real difference you are dreaming

  2. Smallminded Ardern R. gets furious when herr self worth is challenged. She is self destructing. The quicker she goes poof the better.

    • Absolutely agree with you. But in the post Ardern era, there MUST be aclean up. We need to drain the swamp of all the WEF “young Leader” alumni. Anyone who has any association with WEF must be barred from holding office, just as if a ISIS member were to stand for office.

      We need to root out all of those who were anti-0democracy and pro global agenda. This includes within the National and Act parties as well as the Green party whose sole existence seems to be to disrupt our freedom and economy.

      We need, basically, to wipe the country clean of anti-democracy and freedom of speech forces, just as Germany was (mostly) cleansed of NAZIs post WW2.

      Association with socialism and WEF needs to attract the same disdain and disgust that paedophilia does in normal, decent people.

  3. Tucker Carlson: What is going on here?
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lag8WSbk5B0

    Politicalisation of policing and judiciary is now at its worse in US. They already full polarised education. Nazism is on the march in US. Jacinda will follow suit; By appointing someone who is polarising kiwis, she revealed her true state of mind; follow the American `realpolitic` here in NZ.

  4. The truth always leaks or seeps out; whether in the form of alternative news outlets or in direct labeling via graffiti.

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