Long ago, I worked for a while as a courier. That involved going to all sorts of places, including a high security bank facility, a brothel, a gang house, a strip club, and a prison. But nowhere, not even the places that involved being locked in time delay cages, came close to the creepiness of The Beehive, NZ’s centre of government.
Back then I knew very little about globalism, satanism, or even just corruption, but I could pick up an evil vibe when I was standing right in the middle of it. And that place was nasty!
When the Steemit blockchain forked to Hive in Febuary 2020, part of why I was opposed to the name “Hive” was because of “hivemind”. But another part stemmed from my dislike of “The Beehive”
The freemasons are one of several globalist cults to have embraced the hive as part of their symbolism. And NZ’s “prime minister”, (the horse faced psychopath), is yet another prominent freemason...
The Beehive is a very distinctive building, and probably quite unique. When Iggy Pop came to Wellington in 1979, he filmed his brilliant video to “I’m Bored” in front of it.
Now that the New Zealand demonstrations are in full swing, into day 11, and an entire tent city has developed at the foot of The Beehive, the juxtaposition between what I can only describe as good vs evil, is a sight to behold.
Yesterday I walked around parliament grounds taking photos, and experiencing a genuinely inspiring good vibe. And that is why people in Wellington keep saying to go and see it for yourself.
Because almost everything the public is being fed by the mainstream media in NZ is pure propaganda, many people believe the outright lies about the protest that the government is putting out. One of the things they constantly go on about is the idea that the protestors are violent.
For example, it is said that they attack people in masks. There are not many people in masks in the protest area, but I watched a few walking around with people smiling at them and offering them free food.
The protestors have embraced love and unity as their basic philosophy, and it works like nothing else could - simply because the globalists cannot fight it. They can’t even comprehend it. I have been told that many times over the years, but never really grasped it until now.
However this all plays out, I’ve now seen something I can’t unsee. The way to overcome this evil is not to fight it, but to create our own parallel society even right alongside it.
There has been some pretty bad stuff going on here too, but in many cases big changes are taking place. For example, some peaceful protestors were beaten up by cops and hospitalised. But what wasn’t widely mentioned was that some of the other cops were standing there crying at what they had seen, and a bunch of them resigned from their jobs.
One lady who was taken to hospital and had her injuries recorded for a future lawsuit, is the wife of a cop. Wellington is a small city, and these things have flow on effects. These are not all just random stories heard through the grapevine – for example, in this case, we have mutual friends, and I actually met her myself several weeks before all this happened.
I’ve stopped calling it a protest and am now calling it a demonstration. It’s a demonstration of how to build an alternative society, even literally in the shadow of an evil and oppressive one who’s time has come.
I took over 200 photos at tent city yesterday, and might just have to do another blog post to show a few more of them off.
