New Zealand to Move All “Covid Cases” to “Quarantine Centres”
by OffGuardian
August 13, 2020
The New Zealand government announced yesterday that ALL cases of Sars-Cov-2 infection “are to be managed in a quarantine facility”.
Health Director-General Dr Ashley Bloomfield made the announcements in a press conference yesterday (August 12th). As of today, New Zealand has 36 active cases* of alleged coronavirus infection. That has not prevented the government from locking down Auckland, the countries largest city.
Under Section 70 of the Health Act, the NZ government has the power to compel people into quarantine against their will. According to a report from stuff.co.nz quarantine centres have – among other things – “more stringent security” than isolation hotels.
According to Dr Broomfield the new quarantine rules:
Will apply to all test-positive cases and also family members who may be at risk, where appropriate.
A reminder that the PCR tests are incredibly unreliable and can return very large numbers of false-positive results.
Nevertheless, if you are in NZ, get a positive test or have any respiratory symptoms, you and your family will be forcibly taken to a “quarantine” camp. How long for and if you will leave alive is anyone’s guess.
How long before other countries start doing this?
How long before a “positive PCR” is the excuse for shipping all the dissidents and the non-compliant off to “quarantine”, where, sadly, that darn corona sees them off?
*Updated 16:15 on 13th Aug. to provide a better link and more accurate case count.
Video clip above is also available at TCTL BitChute and Lbry channels.
Watch entire press conference here.
See related: COVID-19 PCR Tests are Scientifically Meaningless
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