Write a commentClean and Green NZ’s 112K ‘housing deprived’ problem has been ‘sort of’ ‘solved’ ironically by the Justice and Law Enforcement departments. Justice for whom you need to ask? Certainly not the homeless. NZ Police can now move homeless people on or they may face a large fine or jail. Well that is one way of housing them isn't it?
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Each wing of the same-party bird just kicks the can a bit further down the road while quietly serving the UN Agenda 2030 ‘own nothing and be happy’ plan via the trojan horse councils that no longer serve the people.
A poor and housing deprived population is of course way easier to control and coerce into the surveilled smart cities they are planning.
Unmasking the Smart City Agenda that ALL NZ city councils are signed up to!
Then, remember, Key sold off a large chunk of our state housing (cum real estate). Add to that other reports of shuffling people on out of them, or not filling them again once folk moved on.
Meanwhile ….
The illusion of choice & why the Nats (who usually don’t care about the poor) are welcoming more refugees … New Zealand will maintain its annual refugee intake of 1,500 through 2028. Yes of course Kiwis care about refugees but let’s home our own homeless first!
WE ARE ADDING A CITY A YEAR ! HOW IS THIS HELPING OUR HOMELESS ?!
The Standard NZ report in 2017:
“..an advertisement encouraging vendors to promote their properties to people in China says in 2013 Chinese buyers spent $US37 million on residential property and guess what? New Zealand is the fourth most popular country they search for. (New Zealand is also the fourth most unaffordable city in the world, after Hong Kong, Sydney and Vancouver, and that’s not a coincidence.)
And this is where it gets really interesting. There is no register of foreign buyers. Information from land transfers is collected for tax purposes, but foreign shareholders in companies and trusts buying property in New Zealand go unnoticed.
“The Government is not collecting information on who is buying how much of New Zealand, where, what kind of value or even where these people are coming from.” “
So here we are at this point in time where NZ has 100K homeless, up from 42K in 2013.
No worries, the Nats are just going to move them along.
Nothing to see here!
Look to the wider picture and see that no NZ corporation parading as a democratic government has any intention of housing the poor. They just wish for you to believe they’re going to eventually ‘get around to it’.
Watch Bryan Bruce’s doco on topic below: Who Owns NZ Now?
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Bryan Bruce’s documentary ‘Who Owns NZ Now?’
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