Focus on the BIG picture.
Thursday, Aug 27, 2026

New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern calls internet freedom a “weapon of war” in most recent UN speech

New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern calls internet freedom a “weapon of war” in her most recent UN speech. She calls for a new type of internet with “rules and transparency”.
She explained, “How do you tackle climate change if people don’t believe it exists”. She may have forgotten that education is the solution for misinformation and not censorship.

However, An earlier video shows New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern stating only government information can be trusted.
She said, quote, “Dismiss anything else, we will continue to be your single source of truth”.

Let me just be clear, we are not talking about George Orwells 1984 ministry of truth, we are talking about a country leader in 2022, that describes all sources of independent and private journalism as not trustworthy, and just like in the communist era, she suggests that the government is “your single source of truth”. Don’t question, don’t think outside the box, follow the one and only leader.

Perhaps the New Zealand PM forgot that she is leading the New Zealand people and not the New Zealand sheep.
Newsletter

Related Articles

0:00
0:00
Close
Federal Courts Block Trump Administration Voting Restrictions Ahead of Midterms
Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates as Inflation and Oil Prices Remain Elevated
US-Canada Trade Tensions Escalate as Trump Threatens 50 Percent Tariffs
CIA Director Makes Rare Unannounced Visit to Moscow Amid Escalating Ukraine War
Trump Administration Threatens Kennedy Center Demolition Without $250 Billion Renovation and Renaming
US Consumer Confidence Falls to Seven-Month Low as Inflation and Gasoline Prices Weigh
US Suspends Immigrant Visa Applications in Sweeping Immigration Crackdown
Gilas Pilipinas Veterans Vow to Step Up as Team Adjusts to Key Absences
Philippines Attracts More Green Technology Investment as Startup Funding Shifts Toward Sustainability
Philippine Authorities Rescue Seven Protected Birds in Leyte Wildlife Sting
Ateneo de Zamboanga Tightens Campus Security After Fatal Shooting
Angat Dam Rises 40 Meters After Heavy Rains as Bulacan Communities Prepare for Releases
Kanlaon Volcano Activity Prompts Class Suspensions in Negros Oriental
Philippine Prosecutors Charge Police Officer Over Tacloban School Shooting
Philippine Forces Kill Suspected Mamasapano Massacre Figure in Maguindanao Operation
Philippine Authorities Seize More Than 36 Million Pesos of Smuggled Narcotics in Pasay
Ten Catholic Dioceses Call for Cancellation of Sibuyan Island Mining Agreement
Indonesia’s TransNusa Seeks Philippine Landing Rights for New Regional Routes
Philippine Senate Panel Backs Delaying Village Elections and Five-Year Terms
Philippine Vehicle Sales Fall 2.5 Percent in July as Inflation Pressures Consumers
Philippine Coast Guard Responds to Oil Spill Risk After Tugboat Sinks Off Zambales
Visayas Power Grid Placed on Red Alert as Reserve Capacity Tightens
Pag-IBIG Housing Assets Surpass One Trillion Pesos as Mortgage Demand Holds Up
Workato Opens Philippine Hub to Tap Southeast Asia’s Growing AI Automation Demand
Philippines Pushes Regional AI Governance Ahead of ASEAN Chairmanship
Philippines Pushes Domestic Electric Tricycle Manufacturing to Expand EV Industry
San Miguel and Metro Pacific Advance Merger of Tollway Operations
Philippine Justice Department Reviews Immigration Failures After Alice Guo Escape
Philippines Deploys BrahMos Supersonic Missiles to Strengthen Coastal Defense
US, Japan and Philippines Expand South China Sea Maritime Drills Amid Tensions With China
Philippine Peso Falls to Record Low as Inflation Adds Pressure on Central Bank
Marcos Pledges Faster Government Spending After Philippine Growth Slows to 2.3 Percent
Chinese Humanoid Robot Sets 100-Meter Sprint Record at Beijing Games
Brazil Fines ByteDance $30 Million and Orders Deletion of Children’s Data
CIA Director John Ratcliffe Makes Unannounced Visit to Moscow for Secret Intelligence Talks
Spain Seeks Emergency EU Funding After Surge of 70,000 Migrants Into Ceuta
Canada Imposes 50 Percent Retaliatory Tariffs on U.S. Goods as Trade Conflict Deepens
United States Threatens Secondary Sanctions Over Iran Trade as China Warns of Retaliation
Russian Missile Strikes Across Kyiv Kill at Least 14 People and Wound Dozens
Turnbull Warns AUKUS Could Leave Australia Without Promised Nuclear Submarines
California Billionaires Pour More Than $150 Million Into Fight Over Proposed Wealth Tax
German Broadcaster Goes Dark to Warn AfD Could End Its Saxony-Anhalt Service
United States Consumer Confidence Falls for Second Straight Month as Inflation and Labor Concerns Persist
United States Immigration Arrests Surpass Fifty Thousand in July as Deportation Campaign Intensifies
Treasury Department Expands Iran Sanctions With Threat of Financial Exclusion for Foreign Businesses
Trump Administration Proposes More Than One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fee for New H-1B Visas
Trump Administration Prepares to Revoke Visas for Up to Two Hundred Thousand Asylum Seekers
Canada Announces Fifty Percent Retaliatory Tariffs on United States Goods as North American Trade Conflict Escalates
United States Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration Executive Order Restricting Mail-In Voting to Move Forward Ahead of Midterm Elections
Hedge Fund Leaders Criticize Treasury Bond Buyback Strategy as Debt Markets Shift
×