Changes

In 2020, [[Destiny Church]] leader Brian Tamaki claimed that Christians who [[Tithe|pay tithes]], believe the [[Bible]] and are filled with the [[Holy Spirit]] have a Psalm 91 “protection policy” against the COVID-19 strain of Coronavirus.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.christianpost.com/news/tithe-paying-christians-are-protected-from-coronavirus-by-psalm-91-pastor-brian-tamaki-claims.html|title=Tithe-paying Christians are protected from coronavirus by Psalm 91, pastor Brian Tamaki claims|author=Leonardo Blair|website=[[The Christian Post]]|date=March 3, 2020|accessdate=March 5, 2020}}</ref>

In 2020, [[Destiny Church]] leader Brian Tamaki claimed that Christians who [[Tithe|pay tithes]], believe the [[Bible]] and are filled with the [[Holy Spirit]] have a Psalm 91 “protection policy” against the COVID-19 strain of Coronavirus.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.christianpost.com/news/tithe-paying-christians-are-protected-from-coronavirus-by-psalm-91-pastor-brian-tamaki-claims.html|title=Tithe-paying Christians are protected from coronavirus by Psalm 91, pastor Brian Tamaki claims|author=Leonardo Blair|website=[[The Christian Post]]|date=March 3, 2020|accessdate=March 5, 2020}}</ref>

On August 17, 2021 the extreme [[far-left]] prime minister, [[Jacinda Ardern]], announced a “level four” emergency shutdown.  As a result of the ‘level-four’ restrictions, the people in [[New Zealand]] were instructed to stay at home, “Do not talk to your neighbors”, wear a mask, maintain 2 meters social distance, and stay away from others if you leave your home for the three approved reasons: Emergency food shopping, healthcare or testing.  Auckland New Zealand was placed in a level-4 lockdown, meaning all restaurants are shut down even for takeout, and people within the L4 zone are to remain in strict isolation bubbles and quarantine confinement.  Enforcement of the quarantine bubbles are carried out by police and military units.  Police checkpoints keep citizens from traveling into or out of the quarantine perimeter of [[Auckland]].

On August 17, 2021 the extreme [[far-left]] prime minister, [[Jacinda Ardern]], announced a “level four” emergency shutdown.  As a result of the ‘level-four’ restrictions, the people in [[New Zealand]] were instructed to stay at home, “Do not talk to your neighbors”, wear a mask, maintain 2 meters social distance, and stay away from others if you leave your home for the three approved reasons: Emergency food shopping, healthcare or testing.  Auckland New Zealand was placed in a level-4 lockdown, meaning all restaurants are shut down even for takeout, and people within the L4 zone are to remain in strict isolation bubbles and quarantine confinement.  Enforcement of the quarantine bubbles are carried out by police and military units.  Police checkpoints keep citizens from traveling into or out of the quarantine perimeter of [[Auckland]]. The leftwing fascists regime instituted a "No jab no job" policy.<ref>https://100percentfedup.com/new-zealand-implements-no-jab-no-job-policy-tells-schools-to-call-police-on-unvaccinated-employees/</ref>

After an extensive sting operation and police chase, law enforcement announced they successfully arrested three men who were attempting to gain re-entry into Auckland with a significant amount of contraband [[Kentucky Fried Chicken]], ten tubs of coleslaw, and an undisclosed quantity of french fries.  A breach of the Covid-19 Public Health Response Act can result in imprisonment for up to six months; or a fine of up to $4,000.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/21/new-zealand-police-arrest-pair-trying-to-enter-auckland-with-large-amount-of-kfc</ref>

After an extensive sting operation and police chase, law enforcement announced they successfully arrested three men who were attempting to gain re-entry into Auckland with a significant amount of contraband [[Kentucky Fried Chicken]], ten tubs of coleslaw, and an undisclosed quantity of french fries.  A breach of the Covid-19 Public Health Response Act can result in imprisonment for up to six months; or a fine of up to $4,000.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/21/new-zealand-police-arrest-pair-trying-to-enter-auckland-with-large-amount-of-kfc</ref>