Nothing to say, yet
Transcription
Four candidate members have resigned from the Democracy New Zealand party, led by Matt King, causing concern for the freedom movement in the upcoming October elections. The lack of unity and ego-driven agendas among party members is damaging to their cause. They must come together, set aside their differences, and work as a team to have any chance of success. Internal political issues are common, but they must present a united front to avoid being defeated. Hello again, Omo here. Last evening, Sunday night, we were advised via social media, Twitter, etc., that due to some sort of ruction within the Democracy New Zealand party, a new party ostensibly headed by Matt King, that four of their candidate members had resigned. This does not bode well for the hopes of the freedom movement at the October elections here in New Zealand. I can only say to Matt, Leighton, Winnie, Brian, Sue, Clare, all of the personalities, the people at the VFF and all the rest who can't subordinate their egos and agendas to the common cause of freedom, you're damaging all of us. Are none of you capable of putting team before self to defeat freedom's enemy? All the good of those who went to Parliament, all the goodwill that you have all enjoyed this past 18 months will be set to naught. You need to get together behind one brand, put aside your individual differences and work as a team. Anything else will be like putting the first 15 up against the All Blacks. No hope. They'll run rings round us. Guys, the game isn't lost. There'll always be these sorts of internal political issues, but we must stand as a united front. Otherwise, we're going to get rolled.
