But as for God's Own Ashley Bloomfield, Esquire, Suggesting This Afternoon that It Was Effectively No Big Deal for Huge Numbers of People - in the Perfectly Understandable New Zealand-wide Protests in Sympathy Yesterday (Queen's Birthday) with George Floyd - to Congregate Thus and So, 'Chances being Extremely Remote' that the Dreaded Coronavirus Could Suddenly Reappear and Spread Thusly as a Consequence...In Providing this Extremely 'Mixed Message', Watered Down Version of all his Previous Ever So Earnest Advice and Admonition to NZers Incorporated...Has Confirmed to Yours Truly that - Especially Since Viewing his Mealy-Mouthed, Say Nothing by Using a Whole Lot of Weasel Words Appearance Before the Covid-19 Response Epidemic Committee - My Own Increasing Unease with This Overly-Feted Soul Across the Length and Breadth of Godzone Has Been Well and Truly Vindicated...


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