Evans, who was once a celebrity judge on the TV show My Kitchen Rules, has more recently come under fire for promoting bizarre beliefs around Covid-19. Credit: Facebook/Instagram.

It's been a controversial few weeks for the former host of My Kitchen Rules, who parted ways with Channel 7 last month. Whether you’re looking to buy or rent, OneRoof.co.nz has everything you need to find your dream home. NZR chairman insists the Super Rugby schedule will deliver the best possible outcome.

Brogan's Instagram account features multiple recent posts sharing coronavirus conspiracy theories, including a claim that face masks are merely "a muzzle" that "symbolise the end of free speech" and are not effective at protecting against the virus (the World Health Organisation provides factual information about what protection face masks provide and how to use them effectively). Evans, who was once a celebrity judge on the TV show My Kitchen Rules, has more recently come under fire for promoting bizarre beliefs around Covid-19. The poster said he had told the soldier "that if everyone said no to Hitler there would be millions of lives saved" and that "after tonight (sic) announcement it's happening already just as it did in the ghettos during ww2". He had posted the unedited, 90-minute version of his interview with 60 Minute's Liz Hayes to his YouTube channel at the same time the program went to air. The Energies. Yi then removes his face mask and hits a tennis ball labelled 'OPPRESSION' as music and graphics from the Star Wars franchise play.

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Whether you’re looking to buy or rent, OneRoof.co.nz has everything you need to find your dream home. The poster said he had told the soldier "that if everyone said no to Hitler there would be millions of lives saved" and that "after tonight (sic) announcement it's happening already just as it did in the ghettos during ww2". Vote for freedom in the coming election.". Register with us and content you save will appear here so you can access them to read later.
But despite a few other posts critical of him, Evans, a torrent of posts on his page claim New Zealand will be put under military rule and Ardern will deploy the army to enforce virus tests. "Yi captioned the original post of the video with a declaration that "We are currently at War with an Invisible Enemy … The Tyranny of OPPRESSION led by The Dark Suits.". Claiming to have leaked information from an army lieutenant who had "cried" while telling him about the fact troops were training "using the same plan of attack he used in Timor" and "told they had to use brute force and any force necessary". The post claimed "the NZDF will be taking over (as in martial law) on October 1st all of the hospitals, quarantine bases and airports". A post shared by Pete Evans (@chefpeteevans) on May 11, 2020 at 6:01pm PDT Search real estate for sale or rent anywhere in Australia from licensed estate … Last week he shared a conspiracy theory that US riots in the wake of George Floyd's death were part of a larger scheme staged by "the elite". Ex-celebrity chef Pete Evans has taunted Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Instagram about the new virus lockdown, urging people to vote against her and alluding to a conspiracy "agenda".

The post, slammed for its "bullying" tone, was mostly praised by followers who have flooded Evans' Instagram page with wild theories about Ardern placing the country "under martial law". Photo / Instagram, Pete Evans' 60 Minutes appearance. Your News is the place for you to save content to read later from any device. Register with us and content you save will appear here so you can access them to read later. Growing hemp is catching on with farmers wanting to diversify. "You all can contribute for the future of our rights, and also the coming generations," Evans is shown saying, while Brogan speaks of "awakening from a nightmare of pain and indentured servitude to a false master. Evans posted news.com.au's story published after Ardern's announcement on Tuesday night about the new coronavirus cases, headlined "Four virus cases in New Zealand". Claiming to have leaked information from an army lieutenant who had "cried" while telling him about the fact troops were training "using the same plan of attack he used in Timor" and "told they had to use brute force and any force necessary". READ MORE:• Politicians, health professionals react to Pete Evans' controversial 60 minutes interview• Pete Evans' sneaky move against 60 Minutes Australia• Pete Evans says he's 'suspicious' about coronavirus in 60 Minutes preview• Coronavirus Covid-19: Pete Evans shares bizarre virus conspiracy theory.