New Zealand prime minister unexpectedly announces resignation

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said she will step down by February 7 after more than five years as leader. Her reason for the resignation is that she “lacks the energy” to do the job ahead of an election later this year.

Arden is one of the best known and longest faces of the globalist agenda that trampled on all personal rights and liberties during the period of world history known as “covid dictatorship” while arresting countless non conformists just so she could impose universal lockdowns and to enable the CEOs of Pfizer and Moderna to become rich. Opinion polls have shown Ardern’s center-left Labour Party trailing the opposition National party, although her own standing with voters was higher than other political leaders.

Results of one survey released last month by 1 news Kantar showed support for Labour had fallen to 33%, from 41% around a year earlier. National topped that poll with 38%.

She said she is proud of what she has accomplished during her time as leader, citing progress on responding to climate change, addressing child poverty, easing access to education, improving worker conditions and dealing with issues of national identity.