In the wake of announcements from the Labour government yesterday I put forward some ideas from history that may be useful.
Courtesy of the Berlin Wall Museum, which I visited in the 1990’s, just a few years after it all came tumbling down.
Over 5,000 people successfully escaped past the Wall between 1961 and 1989. In order to be able to overcome the constantly perfected GDR border security system, the means of escape always had to be refined. Many of them found their way to the Mauermuseum – Museum Haus am Checkpoint Charlie. These include multiple repurposed cars, a mini submarine that a refugee used to cross via the Baltic Sea, hot-air balloons, and self-made motorised hang-gliders.
This one would take too long and Auckland lacks even unemployed miners.
The following may be the most appropriate in my case.
Readers are encouraged to put forward other ideas.
Utopia, you are standing in it! 
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