Covid “Orgies” in New Zealand!! By Michael Ferguson
I read the Breitbart.com article about ultra-Left communist PM Ardern saying that Tinder “liaisons” are back, up to 25 people. Tinder is all about people hooking up for sex, so she really was alluding to “orgies.” The dirt was on a TV show. I watched the clip, and she was giggling like a school girl, having told her first filthy joke. But the real dirty joke is what the Covid mandates have done to my former country, New Zealand, gutting small business. Yet, it is here in Australia too, as we are only so painfully aware. I do not know why, but I once used to like horses, but now feel somewhat nauseous whenever looking one in the face.
“Far-left New Zealand leader Jacinda Ardern joked during a recent broadcast that Tinder “liaisons” of up to 25 people could continue despite the nation’s authoritarian coronavirus restrictions, the fact-checking website Polygraph confirmed on Tuesday.
Ardern’s declaration occurred on the New Zealand program Seven Sharp on December 3 but resurfaced this week after the Russian media outlet RT reported on it, claiming Ardern had legalized “orgies” despite some of the world’s most repressive policies regarding freedom of movement and association in response to coronavirus. Polygraph, a product of Voice of America, rated the RT report false because Ardern did not use the word “orgy” and instead approved “liaisons … up to 25.”
The video, circulating on social media this week, shows Ardern and the Seven Sharp hosts laughing while discussing the “traffic light” system, which ranks the safety of every place in the country from the Chinese coronavirus pandemic based on vaccination rates and social distancing protocol.
“I can confirm that Tinder liaisons have reopened,” Ardern said on the program. “It’s not strictly embedded in the traffic light system but um, it is a given, up to 25 actually, in a red area.”
Tinder is a mobile phone dating application that allows users to rapidly rate singles, or other users, in their area and “matches” two people who rate each other positively, giving them a chance to talk and get to know each other. Tinder notoriously became a point of confusion during the height of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic in the United States when American public health celebrity Anthony Fauci, an enthusiastic supporter of limits on social movement and business activities to contain the virus, said of Tinder, “that’s your choice.”
Ardern has a political history with Tinder. In 2012, she bought an ad on the dating site, encouraging bored singles to abandon the quest for love and engage with politicians from her Labour Party.
Clocked Tinder? Fear not there are still political candidates keen to talk to you (about voting). So go on, ask me anything (about voting),” the advertisement read.
“I think I should make it very, very clear that the ad makes it very obvious that I’m not there for the traditional purposes of Tinder,” Ardern said when the ad came out. “It’s basically just a little ad that says look, if you want to talk about politics, if you haven’t found what you’re looking for on here but you want to talk about politics instead, drop us a line.”
Ardern has expressed openness to using social media applications such as the Chinese app Tiktok for political advocacy, though of that venue she said this year, “I don’t think there is any possible way that I could do a TikTok with COVID [Chinese coronavirus] messaging that would be seen as acceptable to any age demographic.”
Ardern’s appearance on Seven Sharp was meant to be an informative intervention to explain the implementation of a new “traffic light” system that will restrict citizens’ rights as previous ones did but, according to Ardern, in a more flexible way.”
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