June 2026, Matt Bowden spills the beans on who shut down NZ’s drug regulatory system and why, explains how it could end national debt and gets accused of being a conspiracy theorist.
Stuff’s Lloyd Burr asked me whether regulating drugs would remove international debt, and why it didn’t work when we tried. and seems surprised to learn that there was diplomatic pressure and corruption involved and we discuss vaccine safety, and whether people who believe in ‘conspiracy theories’ are crazy, or whether MSM using the term ‘conspiracy theorist’ is a way to pathologise dissent.
I enjoyed that I got to present the reality of what happened in my life to a mainstream outlet and was even able to discuss mRNA drug toxicity, normally a forbidden topic in New Zealand media.
Watch the video then read follow up article here: https://everlastingfoundation.co.nz/wordpress/wp-admin/post.php?post=3573
Could Drug Regulation End New Zealand’s National Debt?
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: New Zealand drug regulation economic impact: New Zealand currently spends over $5 billion every year on the downstream costs of drug prohibition — policing, courts, prisons, emergency services, and social harm. By shifting to a regulated model for safer drug alternatives, we could not only eliminate those costs but also generate a domestic industry…