National sovereignty, hopefully, has not fallen so far outside Kiwis’ reckoning that we would let it slip away.
Our leadership’s political and cultural opportunism and the media’s incessant alarmism, hopefully, has not so worn us all down into such a state of confused apathy that we don’t even know we’re about to be irrevocably chained to the bungling dictatorship of the World Health Organisation [WHO].
Hopefully, lockdowns did not so shatter Kiwi confidence that we will allow our hard-won heritage to be pushed aside by the handful of our leaders who covet the transitory inducements offered those who bring all their compatriots under the supremacy of such disingenuous peer groups.
Have mutual self-interest, self-importance, and self-congratulation so overtaken our politicians, media and ‘experts,’ that they’ve lost the once ordinary Kiwi discernment that would have instantly rejected the WHO’s thinly-disguised power grab?
Unless New Zealand’s representatives and more than a third of the member states soon actively opt out of the WHO’s new ‘Pandemic Treaty,’ our sovereign independence will be permanently fractured when the WHO’s compulsory Global Digital Health Certification Network – with its International Patient Summaries and International Vaccine Certificates (passports) – moves to full adoption and implementation.
Rees Sutcliffe
East Tamaki Heights
