This is their response as the global protest movement inspired by "the Freedom Convoy" is vexing governments across the globe.
By Tyler Durden: The authorities in New Zealand have found a new strategy for warding
off unwanted demonstrators who are camping outside the Parliament
building: playing "Barry Manilow's Greatest Hits" and "the Macarena" on repeat to try and ward people off.
Of
course, the global protest movement inspired by the Canadian "Freedom
Convoy" is vexing governments from the antipodes to Europe, and beyond.
And
in a few instances, the demonstrators have responded in kind by playing
Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It". Hundreds of demonstrators
have been camped out outside Parliament in Wellington since Tuesday.
According to the BBC, they adopted the name "Convoy for Freedom" and blocked streets in the city.