
Tucker Carlson criticized resigning New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, including a shot at the soon-to-be former head of state’s teeth and suggesting she’s a puppet for the Chinese government.
Ardern fought back tears as she announced her shock resignation as New Zealand prime minister Wednesday, saying she no longer has ‘enough left in the tank’ to lead her country.
Carlson gave a fiery critique of the prime minister on his show Wednesday, calling her ‘COVID-crazed’ and criticizing her teeth, adding she was the ‘most authoritarian leader that country ever had and no one else comes close.’
Tucker Carlson on Jacinda Ardern: “The most appalling abuser of human rights of her own people” NZ is better off tonight. pic.twitter.com/TtDk3PrzU2
— banthebbc (@banthebbc) January 19, 2023
She absolutely was a CCP stooge, which explains why Justin loved her.
China’s communists fund Jacinda Ardern’s Labour Party: What the United States Congress was told
An influential United States Congress hearing has been told “one of the major fundraisers for Jacinda Ardern’s party” is linked to the Chinese Communist Party and it showed China had penetrated New Zealand’s political networks.
As a result, US lawmakers needed to consider whether New Zealand should be kicked out of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance because of problems at its “political core”.
Just what are the Kiwis up to now? TONIGHT on #60Mins, we thought they were our best friends, but it looks like they’ve ditched us for a fast Chinese buck. pic.twitter.com/vK93bD4eUt
— 60 Minutes Australia (@60Mins) May 30, 2021






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