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Jacinda Ardern Resigns · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi, I'm Jeff Allen. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. So if you haven't heard by now,
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  well, you've probably been living under a rock, just Cinder
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  are done. Prime minister of New Zealand,
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  she's announced her resignation. She will not be running for a
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  third term. I'm going to read a couple of
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  different headlines just take out of it.
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  What you will? This one comes from Sky, News
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  Australia, pretty typical of Sky News is says that just ended a
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  Dern has a phoniness and fakeness about her.
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  Her. So goes on to say that yes she
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  has got this phoniness and fakeness about her says author,
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  Douglas Murray News host Rita panahi.
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  She says that she came in by presenting herself as this
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  completely new, being the right type of female leader.
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  One who leads with compassion and Care.
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  Actually, when it came to the test, she was far from
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  compassionate toward the people of the country.
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  She was leading in that actually have to agree.
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  With what with what she's saying there then you have this other
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  headline here and this is an opinion piece on CNN who as you
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  know is very left-leaning anyway.
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  But this headline said just in that are doing prove, the power
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  of female leadership. It's funny reading through this
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  article by car alarm. Oh it seems to she seems to be
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  presenting this presenting. This argument that, you know,
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  the one factor, the main reason why I The sender doing was in
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  her opinion, such a great leader was purely because she's a
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  female, you know, and if you read through it, it seems like
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  that's, that's the only attribute that you really need
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  to be a great leader. We should let all leaders, we
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  should all let all the countries be led by women, because being a
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  woman is going to make. Being a woman, is the one thing.
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  You need to be a great leader. That's what it seems like her
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  opinion is here. Anyway, I'll read some of this
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  article to you. It says that I do.
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  Who entered office at the age of 37 and let her country through
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  numerous crises saw a meteoric rise on the world stage, but her
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  popularity has waned at home in New Zealand as it ever and on
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  Thursday, you know, there's a good reason why I have
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  popularity waned in New Zealand, because I think she treated her
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  own, her own countrymen, like garbage.
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  To be honest, she just trampled all over their rights, all over.
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  What they wanted, even though she was Democratically elected
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  as far as we know you know but she just forgot all about the
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  people. She was supposed to be
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  representing and a lot of the time she seemed like she was
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  more concerned about the world stage than her own country.
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  Nei goes on to say her example from her Speedy response, in the
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  early days of the covid-19, pandemic to her resolve in the
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  aftermath of the 2019. Christchurch shootings should
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  make the world rethink. Widespread bias against women
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  leaders now, series question. Do you think there is a
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  widespread bias against female leaders personally?
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  I don't think there is a doesn't surprise me that there would be
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  some bias, but I don't think there's this widespread Global
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  bias, okay? And it goes on to say that huge
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  numbers of people, still subscribe to The Stereotype.
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  That men are better suited for political leadership and the
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  list of countries that currently have a woman as an elected head
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  of of state is despairingly short.
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  This is jaw-dropping even given that there's plenty of data to
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  suggest that women are more effective leaders.
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  Now, she makes this statement, plenty of data doesn't offer up
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  any of this data to support her argument.
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  But nonetheless she goes on to say, under our doings
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  leadership, New Zealand has had a remarkably low covid-19 death
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  rate compared to the rest of the world are Dunes Swift decisions.
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  It's a locket country down in March 20, 20 major early covid
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  leadership. One of the most successful in
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  the world. Of course, she spooked all over
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  the nation, you know, fear-mongering you have to be
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  scared. You're all going to die.
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  If you don't do, as I say, we're going to lock down the nation.
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  Let's face it. This was, this is continues to
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  be a man-made virus, let loose on the world on purpose, in my
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  opinion. And then all the fear mongers
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  went around saying, hey, if you don't get this vaccine Seen well
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  then you're going to die. You have to do it.
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  We're going to lock you down regardless and then and then
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  they stand up and, you know, wave the banner and say hey how
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  good am I I put you all through this terrible ordeal.
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  Even though all this data is coming out that the vaccine is
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  not good for you. We have people here in
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  Australia, doctors renowned doctors here in Australia saying
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  hey vaccine injuries are a real thing.
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  They're very serious, very dangerous.
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  We, you know, we've seen doctors who Known about this.
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  And yet, they did not want to talk about it because they
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  themselves were being held, basically held to Ransom.
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  Hey, that you'll lose your livelihood, you'll lose your
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  ability to do to practice as a doctor.
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  If you say anything about the dangers of the vaccine and your
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  dad and all these kinds of leaders, like to send our Dune,
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  you know, who practiced, this kind of tyrannical leadership.
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  And fear mongering amongst they're not in the nation, still
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  waving the flag, telling everyone, how great they are.
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  Look at the decisions that I made.
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  Hey, forget about the fact that I'm tanking the economy of my
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  own country. We can see the economic
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  Devastation of the aftermath of the these covid-19 mandates in
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  the decisions that I made. Hey, look, I saved thousands and
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  thousands millions of people. Got no data to really back that
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  up and there's plenty of data to back up the fact that the
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  vaccines weren't as good and didn't deliver what they
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  promise, but we're still going to tell everyone that we're so
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  great. Continuing on this article goes
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  on to say, of course, at home in New Zealand, just Cinder Mania
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  has been waning recently as the country faces significant
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  economic challenges, including an increase in the cost of
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  living and a housing shortage Agree or disagree with her
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  politics and policies. It's clear that are done to
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  leave it on, many of her goals, during a difficult time for our
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  country and challenge their stereotypes of leadership.
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  It all comes back to just, for this lady, it always comes back
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  to all she's a woman. So you have to like it
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  apparently and you're in. She glosses over the fact that
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  yet, she says the country faces significant economic challenges,
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  might get significant economic challenges.
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  She is completely thanking the economy, completely tanking, the
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  economy. And you this, this right here
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  for CNN seems to be telling people, hey, you can Overlook,
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  you should overlook all the bad things.
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  All the bad decisions that she made, she's a female.
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  So you should just accept it in, you know, she's a great leader
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  because she's a female. One more opinion, piece.
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  I'll just read the headline for this, and this actually comes
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  from the telegraph in the UK. The headline says, and this was
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  written by a female Vlog by Kate.
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  Andrew Andrews. The headline says, just Cinder.
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  A Dern has turned New Zealand and its economy into a basket
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  case. Goes inside the app going pm0,
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  covid policies, have left New Zealand, facing a difficult
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  difficult to recovery. That's probably an
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  understatement difficult recovery.
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  Look, she covid policies, which now tied in with her climate
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  crisis policies and the fear-mongering that go around
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  those two things, obviously, this is all tied in with her.
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  Her ties with the world that An AMA form absolutely tanking
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  their economy. We see these ridiculous
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  decisions like like taxing Farmers for their for their
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  sheep and their cattle flatulence which is all in the
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  name of the climate crisis, supporting the climate crisis.
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  So then they're going to go and tax tax the farmers because of
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  the flatulence of their of their livestock.
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  It's very intelligent. We see other policies that
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  there. Bring in in New Zealand,
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  obviously bad for the economy and yet they're still moving
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  ahead with it. I would say, okay, my opinion is
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  just Cinder a Dern has done her job on behalf of the world
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  economic Forum, I believe Klaus Schwab World, economic Forum,
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  have tapped her on the shoulder and said, hey, now is the time
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  for you to step down. We've got other things for you
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  to do and we've got other things for the country.
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  Because at the end of it all, as she's shown, she's just being a
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  puppet. A shill for the world economic
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  forum for class Schwab for the agenda. 2030 screeching
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  screeching, the fears, the climate crisis, all for the
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  detriment of her own nation and our own people.
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  But hey, that's just my opinion. You please let me know what you
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  think. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. Lope.