There is a war between the citizen, the police and the cabal.
As in Australia, so will be in New Zealand.
ARTICLES ABOUT NZ POLICE
https://archive.vn/ehSR4
http://vjmpublishing.nz/?p=20147
LEGAL
New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 - http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1990/0109/latest/whole.html#DLM224792
Imperial Laws Application Act 1988 - http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1988/0112/latest/DLM135074.html
Magna Carta 1297 - http://www.bsswebsite.me.uk/History/MagnaCarta/magnacarta-1297.html
Petition of Rights 1627 - http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/imperial/1627/0001/latest/whole.html?search=qs_act%40bill%40regulation%40deemedreg_Habeas+corpus_resel_25_h&p=1#DLM10988
Bill of Rights 1688 - http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/imperial/1688/0002/latest/DLM10993.html
Crimes Act 1961 - http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1961/0043/latest/DLM328048.html
NZ Police Code of Conduct - https://www.police.govt.nz/about-us/publication/new-zealand-police-code-conduct
Summary Offences Act
S 21 Intimidation
S 21 (a). (3)
21 (2) (b) Intimidation
Every person commits an offence who forcibly hinders or prevents any person from working or Exercising any Lawful Trade Business or occupation
S 22 Obstructing a Public
S 22 1 (a) (b). (2) Public Way
Crimes Act 1961
S 202 c. Assault with a Weapon
In this instance "weapons'
Police Act 2008
S 3 Purpose
S. 5. 9 Functions of Police
S 5 8 Principals
S 5 8 (a) (b) ( d) (e)
S. 4 (a)(b) Policing
S5 7 NZ Police
S5 17 Delegation of powers that
S5 20 code of conduct
S 5 28 general instructions
S 5 20 command and control.
ONGOING CASES
Steve Evans v NZ Police & Security Licensing Authority Appeal
https://youtu.be/egkqslR5fIc
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Understanding The Psychology Of Police Officers - VJM Publishing
As New Zealand becomes more and more of a Police state, it has become more important than ever to understand the psychology of our oppressors. If someone’s trying to put you in a cage for offending the ruling class, it’s important to know how they operate. This essay explains
The easy way to understand the psychology of Police officers is by analogy to dogs
For those of you who have never observed or studied the behaviour of dogs, the key to understanding canine psychology is understanding the anxiety of hunger. A dog will do absolutely anything, no matter how immoral, to take those feelings of hunger away. It doesn’t care who or what it has to attack or rip to pieces. It’s an animal
Humans were able to domesticate dogs because we learned that if we provided them with food, they would respond with loyalty. As long as we were able to maintain their food supply, the dogs would attack or rip to pieces anyone or anything we told them to. The dogs happily did this out of gratitude, because we permanently took away their hunger anxiety
For a Police officer, those feelings of hunger are removed by one level of abstraction. The officers are not fed directly by their masters, but indirectly in the form of wages. Nevertheless, the same basic logic applies. On account of the fear of hunger, the Police officer will obey any order from its master, no matter how immoral, in exchange for their wage
Many New Zealanders believe that their Police officers are significantly different in mentality to the officers of the Police forces of Nazi Germany or Soviet Russia. This is a grievous error that betrays a fundamental naivety regarding human nature. The Gestapo and the NKVD may have had a different organisational structure, and their leaders may have subscribed to a different ideology, but the psychology of the basic officer is almost precisely the same
Gestapo officer, NKVD officer, modern Police officer, feudal-era sheriff, American Gilded Age strikebreaker, it doesn’t matter. There is a niche in human society for people who are willing to commit any atrocity against any other person in exchange for relief from hunger anxiety. This niche will always be exploited by the wealthy and powerful, who need sycophantic abusers in order to force their will on the world
If you doubt any of this, try to find an example of a Police officer refusing an order on account of that following it would entail a human rights violation. You won’t be able to find a single example of this in the history of New Zealand policing. Even finding a single example in the history of the world is difficult
For all the hundreds of thousands of Kiwis who have been given criminal convictions for the “crime” of medicinal cannabis, there wasn’t one single Police officer who publicly came out and said that it was wrong to put people in cages over a medicine. Not a single one. There isn’t one currently serving Police officer anywhere in New Zealand on record as opposing the War on Drugs, despite that this War is one of the worst human rights violations
http://vjmpublishing.nz/?p=17954
https://odysee.com/Man-With-Firearm-Intimidates-Unarmed-Man:b
