New Government

Several weeks after the general election, New Zealand now has a new government,
a government of confusion.

The new, young Prime Minister has spent the last decade in Wellington,
surrounded by people who are confident about everything,
but understand nothing.
That is long enough to gain many illusions about what is possible,
and confusion about what should be done.

The previous Prime Minister, Bill English had to go. He was not perfect (he wrongly believes that more money can solve most problems, including winning elections), but he carries grace and faith that drew blessing from God. New Zealand does not deserve that blessing at this time, so Bill had to go.

A spirit of destruction has come from the north
and set up a throne at the gate of the city.
Confusion has arisen within the city.
Confusion will reign in the nation.