One Man Takes a Stand

By Olivia Pierson

Coronavirus Plushie, the NZ-famous Twitter user, has encouraged people to formulate questions for Ashley Bloomfield, our former Director General of Health, after Bloomfield gas-lit an auditorium full of Kiwis at a public meeting in Upper Hutt, Wellington:

Do you have a question for Ashley Bloomfield?
If so, please write it in the comments.

On Friday 9 June, Whirinaki Whare Taonga arts centre in Upper Hutt held an evening with @AshBloomfield, New Zealand's former Director General of Health. Here's the audio of the final 5… pic.twitter.com/EolNmThhsH

— Coronavirus Plushie (@c_plushie) June 12, 2023

The tweet reads:

On Friday 9 June, Whirinaki Whare Taonga arts centre in Upper Hutt held an evening with @AshBloomfield, New Zealand's former Director General of Health. Here's the audio of the final 5 minutes of his speech, where you can hear Bloomfield say:

We are the only country, unique in the world, that after 3 years of a global pandemic that's killed over 20 million people, we're the only country that has what's called negative excess mortality. 

Many people in the audience, unaware that Bloomfield was completely misleading them, were no doubt impressed when they heard him say this.

After he spoke, there was a short Q & A where 3 soft questions were asked by people who were all clearly big fans of Bloomfield, then "Sir" Ashley quickly left the stage.

It was then that John Ansell stood up and spoke out, the video of which some of you will have seen already. (See below.)

​If you have a question for Ashley Bloomfield, please write it in the comments along with your first name if that's OK with you. If you prefer, because Twitter limits the amount of characters you can use, you can leave your question in the comments under the video in either Rumble, You Tube or Bitchute.

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Observe in Coronavirus Plushie’s tweet and film clip, after examining NZ’s (and other countries’) all cause mortality increase in the data, Doctor John Campbell says almost exasperatedly:  

“Why is there no international outcry about this, am I missing something here? I just don’t understand this."

Well, because the time for questions has already come and gone, one New Zealand patriot did stand up to voice his outrage, none other than John Ansell, a former political advertising man turned activist in what ought to be his golden years. 

He livestreams himself calling out his counter-narrative challenge straight after Bloomfield had walked off-stage, note the abject hysteria of the little male usher who escorts Ansell out. This curious functionary was abusive, yappy and aggressive, he worked himself up into panicked tones.

Ansell remained calm and light-hearted, but firm in his assertion that Sir Bloomfield "was the greatest mass murderer in NZ history.”

Bravo!

In keeping with Ansell’s witty, erudite style, the video meanders into some quite interesting territory where the police come to talk to him outside the event, which he expected. But he was so present and calm that the cops just wished him a polite goodnight (reminiscent of the free world’s good old days - aka normal life to us Gen Xers and Boomers).

So while he had everyone’s attention, Ansell sings a ditty to camera that he wrote for Bloomfield, in which he refers to a 'Lord High Vaxecutioner,’ a term so splendid in its eloquent effrontery, that after what he did to this country under Ardern’s regime, the one thing we know the Bloomfields of this world will never do is place themselves in front of a wider representation of New Zealand citizens to answer any questions.