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🥴🚩 FFS Another Act fruit loop has been released from the mental asylum. And it’s another foreign weirdo - with a twist - he’s a Matauranga Māori, Te Tirti critical theorist activist - who has posted that ‘populist Peters needs to be punished for not getting NZ involved in... the Iran war disaster. He has also state in his creepy weirdo drongo videos that NZ First is left.. Dear god read on: Panos Patros is Acts upper Harbour candidate. As chair of a leftist IT group (Te Tira Hangarau) the Waikato University academic actively promoted incorporating mātauranga Māori (Marxist pseudo māori bullshit) and kaupapa Māori into software engineering and accreditation. He described folklore and fables as “valid, evolving ways of knowing that add value, help serve people better in Aotearoa”, and should be legitimized through evidence-based research. He supervised a student’s project on Māori software requirements elicitation using kaupapa principles, like ‘Whakawhanua-tanga” says Patros. He supports te reo names for groups, Māori STEM initiatives (Pūhoro Academy), and viewing these as complementary to “accepted” (not strictly “Western”) science, and believes “every organisation in Aotearoa should have a māori name” Patros also proudly spoke of his Associate Professor Te Taka Keegan, who he works with to make up neo reo “he has been prolific creating many new words/concepts for computer science and software engineering – as a lot of these concepts didn’t exist in Māori” … So while this clown is dragging in foreign conflicts he’s also helped build the very ideology act pretends it opposes. Go look up their star candidate James Christmas - he co authored a boom with Chris Finlayson on how to install co-governance in NZ FFS.! This is the crap in Act that Seymour is using Henry to tow into Parliament. Act is an insane party. Total PIG SLOP! Read his race communist agenda here:show more

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Listen to Kiwi Legend Ruth Tipu who repeatedly picked up the flag at a Nelson art exhibition which has led to the art gallery to remove the ‘art work’ that encouraged people to walk on the flag. This is one of the best interviews I’ve heard, a proud kiwi with commonsense and values who happens to also be Māori. Ruth explains that she chooses to move forward yes some things were not great in the past but why carry that with you? “My Koro fought under that flag and loved his county, Māori people and European we all came together under that flag, I know who I am we all mixed blood”. Really lovely interview with Ruth whom the ms media have ignored apart from pointing out she is part of Destiny Church.. the same old garbage bigotry - Church goers = ‘bad’ Ruth isn’t a racial Marxist brainwashed Māori = wrong kind of Māori Contrast Ruth with Rohan (some young progressive idiot that Nelson elected as deputy Mayor) and tell me who the real New Zealander is, who is representative of a bright future for our country and who represents a toxic cancer? Listen to Rohan (who wants to decolonise NZ, and identifies as Māori) explain he is open to walking on the flag, and how he is interested in how ‘it would feel’ as ‘all new experiences’ are ‘interesting’.. this is the mindset of the woke lunatics, he’s probably stuffed a carrot up his ass to see how it felt, but then again I don’t think that would be a new experience for him. Vote better Nelson. Thank you Ruth Tipu, 100% agree with your authentic and compelling answers. Her mindframe is the future of a successful country - Rohan represents toxic woke BS and a failed state.

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The nearly 86 year old Ex Labour MP, Maori affairs Minister Dover Samuels tells Laws : “Shane Jones called me to come to this hikoi in Kaikohe to wake up this bloody ngapuhi iwi to the atrocities happening to our kids, but no bugger wants to do anything about it especially Māori themselves. As far as ngapuhi leadership is converned I have no faith in the born again unelected kaumātuas. Shane and I tried to shake them up about the issue but they got offended. They are too busy talking about themselves and hikois for the treaty when nothing was going to bloody happen, meanwhile the murder of children is going on under our roofs, smoking P is the culture. Māori have no leadership and it’s only them who can fix this. What has John Tamihere and TPM ever done for our people? nothing”. Māori leadership. There is none. Māori in leadership roles have continually been a failure over and over again. More concerned about grifting and causing division. Where is the introspection ? Where is courage and truth speaking ? Nah it’s all Marxist mumbo jumbo, while these self anointed faux Māori leaders hitch themselves to the radical gravy train. So here we have this catastrophic failure of culture, of leadership and yet the Govt is hell bent on adopting the “so called Māori approach” to everything. I’m sorry but the Māori approach is one of failure and murdered kids. Stick it up your ass. I am of ngapuhi descent, my grandmother married Dover Samuel’s mums brother, I know that area, and it’s a write off. Gangs, drugs and violence. It’s the pits. Mana Tahere twice backed out of an interview with Laws. He has has been anointed as some kind of ‘leader’ for Ngapuhi and apparently has a masters in indigenous leadership - the 38 year old also serves as an ‘equity’ expert on a health board in Northland. I think we can see where the problem is right there, he’s no leader. I 100% agree with Dover Samuels and with Michael Laws when he says - “I’m over this too many Māori children are dying, too many Māori have drug and violence issues, there is no Māori leadership” Catalya Remana Tangimetua Pepene tragically WILL NOT be the last Māori child murdered by her own family, she is just the latest statistic while the so called “Māori leadership” trumpet ‘dEcOlonIzAT10n’ and blame everyone else but them bloody selves, take responsibility and address this toxic mess that modern Māori culture now represents.

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🚩Winston Peters this morning attacked National for signing the dodgy Indian deal that heavily favours India and shockingly undermines our sovereignty. On top of the increase in immigration and deindustrialisation that this deal brings NZ, it also dictates that NZ reaffirm its commitment to the Paris Agreement (from which India is largely exempt) & UNDRIP which India itself rejects. I’m not that shocked that National has signed this dog deal, but Act also support it, so they are now tacitly supporting climate con, and incredibly … Co-governance. “The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) has served as a foundational international framework to establish co-governance arrangements in NZ, directly influencing the He Puapua report's recommendations for restructuring the Crown-Māori relationship. UNDRIP affirms the right to self-determination and participation in decision-making, which He Puapua interpreted as a roadmap for creating a "two-government" system by 2040. WP : “New Zealanders should be shocked by this deal, they have signed it, but it still has to go through Parliament”

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“No, not that!” 📍 That was Speaker Gerry Brownlee’s order yesterday afternoon as a spontaneous haka erupted from the public gallery — following a stirring waiata performed across Parliament to honour new Te Pāti Māori MP Oriini Kaipara, after her maiden speech. Rather than allowing a moment of Māori pride and collective tikanga to play out naturally, Brownlee instead chose to shut it down — jumping straight to suspending Parliament. Undeterred, supporters simply carried on as he left the House, performing two haka in Kaipara’s honour. Yes, there are rules. Yes, the Speaker had approved one waiata only. Yes, Kaipara went four minutes over her allotted time — already testing his patience. And yes, he’d been given a guarantee that a haka would not be performed. But none of that justifies what followed. It’s also worth remembering there’s no proof this was a planned act of defiance by TPM — it was Kaipara’s own whānau and supporters who broke into haka, collectively following standard tikanga Māori protocol. Te Pāti Māori may well have advised against it, but in that moment, realistically, who could have stopped them? Across te ao Māori over the past 24 hours, the response has been clear: haka following waiata is perfectly normal. It’s an organic expression of unity and emotion — not disruption, let alone defiance. The question has to be asked: what exactly is the threat here? Why does tikanga Māori continue to unsettle the House so deeply? Since when did it become acceptable for the Speaker to shut down standard cultural practice, insulting a new MP, her whānau and supporters in the process? Surely, allowing the haka to finish would have been a far more productive — not to mention respectful — use of the House’s time. Still, Brownlee has called the haka “contemptuous,” and has since launched an investigation. According to 1News’ Maiki Sherman, he’s requested a meeting with Te Pāti Māori co-leaders next week. Does anyone else smell a witch hunt? Maybe the real breach wasn’t the haka. Maybe it’s Brownlee — and what appears to be a personal problem with Te Pāti Māori. Watch how it played out below and tell me your thoughts. #nzpol

“No, not that!” 📍 That was Speaker Gerry Brownlee’s order yesterday afternoon as a spontaneous haka erupted from the public gallery — following a stirring waiata performed across Parliament to honour new Te Pāti Māori MP Oriini Kaipara, after her maiden speech. Rather than allowing a moment of Māori pride and collective tikanga to play out naturally, Brownlee instead chose to shut it down — jumping straight to suspending Parliament. Undeterred, supporters simply carried on as he left the House, performing two haka in Kaipara’s honour. Yes, there are rules. Yes, the Speaker had approved one waiata only. Yes, Kaipara went four minutes over her allotted time — already testing his patience. And yes, he’d been given a guarantee that a haka would not be performed. But none of that justifies what followed. It’s also worth remembering there’s no proof this was a planned act of defiance by TPM — it was Kaipara’s own whānau and supporters who broke into haka, collectively following standard tikanga Māori protocol. Te Pāti Māori may well have advised against it, but in that moment, realistically, who could have stopped them? Across te ao Māori over the past 24 hours, the response has been clear: haka following waiata is perfectly normal. It’s an organic expression of unity and emotion — not disruption, let alone defiance. The question has to be asked: what exactly is the threat here? Why does tikanga Māori continue to unsettle the House so deeply? Since when did it become acceptable for the Speaker to shut down standard cultural practice, insulting a new MP, her whānau and supporters in the process? Surely, allowing the haka to finish would have been a far more productive — not to mention respectful — use of the House’s time. Still, Brownlee has called the haka “contemptuous,” and has since launched an investigation. According to 1News’ Maiki Sherman, he’s requested a meeting with Te Pāti Māori co-leaders next week. Does anyone else smell a witch hunt? Maybe the real breach wasn’t the haka. Maybe it’s Brownlee — and what appears to be a personal problem with Te Pāti Māori. Watch how it played out below and tell me your thoughts. #nzpol

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Michael Laws quote “The issue isn’t actually John Tamihere, it’s the woke white bureaucrats who feel that Māori need to be treated differently with no accountability and it’s been going on for 40 years” Law’s started his career working as a researcher for National in 1985. He soon after met Winston Peters who hired him for his office. Peters instructed him to research the corruption in the Govt bureaucracy in the Māori units and as Laws says “Winston did a phenomenal job getting this into the political conversation” and this is exactly still where we are today, the same place as 40 years ago, because the activist bureaucracy is still thriving. Fascinating historical perspective, Laws rightly identifies the Lange govt first ushered in ‘affirmative action’ which is really reverse racism. The 4th Labour govt replaced the Muldoon administration a new breed of politicians gone were the practical (many served in WW2) pragmatic generation and replaced by the Uni educated trendy generation who were total ideologues - cue Helen Clark. None of these ‘equity’ neo marxist left strategies have worked. As Laws points out nearly every metric for Māori has gotten worse over the past 40 years. In the late 80’s Winston Peters was the most preferred PM, our polling Lange and Bolger, because he busted apart the myth that Māori can’t achieve anything without a hang out and a hand up. As laws says WP has alway been consistent with this viewpoint even 40 years ago. * Recounts working with WP * Rare footage of David Lange justifying why Māori need to be treated differently and with no accountability * WP tearing apart Nationals Chris Finlayson (who under John Key holds the title of causing the most treaty claims in NZ) over lack of accountability of Whanau Ora. *Moana Maniapoto tries to tell WP that needs need to be based on race, and then gets dismantled “affirmative action is the most racist thing going!” We need to take a broom to these bureaucrats, a policy to dump DEI would encapsulate affirmative action philosophy. Legislation often does not provide the solution, gutting the bureaucracy and stating again is what is needed. It’s a good watch.

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🚩The indoctrination of our activist Judiciary system has started its last phase. Dee Dahl last week at the University of Canterbury heralds the introduction of compulsory ‘Tikanga’ for law students, and it will be ‘woven’ (there’s that term again) throughout the curriculum to ensure lawyers see law through ‘a Māori lens’ or Te Ao Māori. In effect it’s more Marxist claptrap, but is infinitely dangerous . The changes were put into effect by NZ Council of Legal Education an independent body statutory body. In NZ parliament is sovereign, not the judiciary. You’d think with Seymour an associate education minister he’d have pulled strings to circumvent the complete radicalisation of the Judiciary. But here we are. Just weeks ago Judith Collins castigated Shane Jones for stating that our judiciary is full of Marxist totalitarians, and you know he was dead right. Watch Dee overflow with glee that this dogshit far left ideology is now firmly in place.

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Interview just before Doyle came into Parliament. It’s really a bewildering jaunt through the delusions of a narcissist. It’s pretty well described in the clip, but some highlights are - he is proudly Māori, he says colonialists are to blame for Sexual disease, he admits he’s been through a Tikanga restorative justice process* and his time as an MP he will be held to account, by … his kid. Yes. He said that. It’s always interesting seeing what people have on their bookshelves eh? Gives a glimpse into their passion.

Interview just before Doyle came into Parliament. It’s really a bewildering jaunt through the delusions of a narcissist. It’s pretty well described in the clip, but some highlights are - he is proudly Māori, he says colonialists are to blame for Sexual disease, he admits he’s been through a Tikanga restorative justice process* and his time as an MP he will be held to account, by … his kid. Yes. He said that. It’s always interesting seeing what people have on their bookshelves eh? Gives a glimpse into their passion.

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🚩Mike Hosking this morning after interviewing Simeon Brown: “ohhh Jesus” Hmm maybe Luxon’s mediocrity is rubbing off on one of Nationals best MPs. Simeon channelled Luxon this morning by refusing to say whether the new medical school will preference Auckland and Otago’s policy of preference of a Maori/Pasifica student with a pass mark of just 79% over a non Polynesian student with a 98% pass mark. Both NZFirst & Act campaigned on scrapping the Māori health authority, and appeared both coalition agreements with National, this has since been done. Good. However Act also had a provision that included examining the Māori and Pacific Admission Scheme (MAPAS), and potentially making changes to it. I don’t know why Act thought it was necessary to “review” this policy, it needs to be gone, this is Marxist critical race - equity clap trap nonsense. It’s been 18months and the Health Minister still doesn’t have an opinion on whether race based program acceptance is a good idea or not ? Pathetic ! My fear is the Nats will use Acts agreement as an out clause to arrive at a conclusion that race can indeed trump academic merit…. and In medicine of all things. I personally know of a non Māori/pacifica student gaining a 98% pass and not being accepted into med school here, so off they went overseas, never to come back. This is happening at the same time National has allowed recognition of foreign gained lucky dip medical degrees from new immigrants. Nuts. Simeon is a capable MP, some say he is too inexperienced, the best advice I can can give him to squash that argument is grow a backbone and avoid becoming a mouth piece for nowhere man Luxon, and maybe consider leaving National for a party more aligned to his own principles. Listen here :

🚩Mike Hosking this morning after interviewing Simeon Brown: “ohhh Jesus” Hmm maybe Luxon’s mediocrity is rubbing off on one of Nationals best MPs. Simeon channelled Luxon this morning by refusing to say whether the new medical school will preference Auckland and Otago’s policy of preference of a Maori/Pasifica student with a pass mark of just 79% over a non Polynesian student with a 98% pass mark. Both NZFirst & Act campaigned on scrapping the Māori health authority, and appeared both coalition agreements with National, this has since been done. Good. However Act also had a provision that included examining the Māori and Pacific Admission Scheme (MAPAS), and potentially making changes to it. I don’t know why Act thought it was necessary to “review” this policy, it needs to be gone, this is Marxist critical race - equity clap trap nonsense. It’s been 18months and the Health Minister still doesn’t have an opinion on whether race based program acceptance is a good idea or not ? Pathetic ! My fear is the Nats will use Acts agreement as an out clause to arrive at a conclusion that race can indeed trump academic merit…. and In medicine of all things. I personally know of a non Māori/pacifica student gaining a 98% pass and not being accepted into med school here, so off they went overseas, never to come back. This is happening at the same time National has allowed recognition of foreign gained lucky dip medical degrees from new immigrants. Nuts. Simeon is a capable MP, some say he is too inexperienced, the best advice I can can give him to squash that argument is grow a backbone and avoid becoming a mouth piece for nowhere man Luxon, and maybe consider leaving National for a party more aligned to his own principles. Listen here :

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Māori party Mariameno Crapa- Kingi Just said to the members in the house that they won’t listen or think because they are carried away “by their mighty white selves” & “you’re welcome that you get to live here .. at all” Self proclaimed Marxist Teanau Tuiono Toenail (made deputy by Bloats for some unknown reason) first counsels Crapa-Kingi in Māori with no translation on screen - then when an Act MP makes a point of order Toenail dismissively decides that Crapa couldn’t be heard properly from others making a noise “the people at home need to hear what’s going on” - never mind that they both spoke in Māori with no translation, and he didn’t even address the inflammatory racist and disgusting crap that dribbled out of her septic mouth. Once again these drongos play their stupid games, emboldened by Biggy Bloats and his Marxist deputy - the activists are allowed free reign. Parliament is a fkn pig pen.

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Māori party Mariameno Crapa- Kingi Just said to the members in the house that they won’t listen or think because they are carried away “by their mighty white selves” & “you’re welcome that you get to live here .. at all” Self proclaimed Marxist Teanau Tuiono Toenail (made deputy by Bloats for some unknown reason) first counsels Crapa-Kingi in Māori with no translation on screen - then when an Act MP makes a point of order Toenail dismissively decides that Crapa couldn’t be heard properly from others making a noise “the people at home need to hear what’s going on” - never mind that they both spoke in Māori with no translation, and he didn’t even address the inflammatory racist and disgusting crap that dribbled out of her septic mouth. Once again these drongos play their stupid games, emboldened by Biggy Bloats and his Marxist deputy - the activists are allowed free reign. Parliament is a fkn pig pen.

Holyhekatuiteka

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9 months ago, Green Party MP Benjamin Doyle was in the news for not wearing a seatbelt in the back of a taxi. It was reported by Stuff, ZB, RNZ and the NZ Herald. Te Pāti Māori General Manager Kiri Tamihere, has just shared footage on social media of her in the front seat of a car on the open road with seemingly no seatbelt on, as she records her husband attempting and failing to tip water from a drink bottle on the outside of the windscreen with one hand , while driving with the other. Waititi is clearly distracted and looking down as another car flies past. This looks reckless and dangerous. Māori are disproportionately affected by car accidents, resulting in higher rates of serious injury and death compared to the total population. The press gallery should be all over this, given their response to the Doyle incident.

9 months ago, Green Party MP Benjamin Doyle was in the news for not wearing a seatbelt in the back of a taxi. It was reported by Stuff, ZB, RNZ and the NZ Herald. Te Pāti Māori General Manager Kiri Tamihere, has just shared footage on social media of her in the front seat of a car on the open road with seemingly no seatbelt on, as she records her husband attempting and failing to tip water from a drink bottle on the outside of the windscreen with one hand , while driving with the other. Waititi is clearly distracted and looking down as another car flies past. This looks reckless and dangerous. Māori are disproportionately affected by car accidents, resulting in higher rates of serious injury and death compared to the total population. The press gallery should be all over this, given their response to the Doyle incident.

Suit and tie

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This is why Act will continue to slide. Ali Dahche unsuccessfully ran on an Act council ticket, and now Seymour has taken him on as an Act Candidate for Botany. Dahche is deeply involved with the NZICT (NZ Islamic Cultural Trust) which is an islamic centre that teaches the Qur’an, educates youth on Islam and advocates for muslim refugees. They are a classic example of a parallel community structure in NZ. Seymour says a vote for Dahche is a vote for equal rights for ALL PEOPLE. Sorry David, but Islam is the exact antithesis of this. Dahche has reposted Facebook material from Abu Mohamad the Grand Mufti of Australia, who promotes anti-Western, extreme Islamist views and has a history of meeting with Hamas and other extremist groups, and being sympathetic to islamic terrorism. Abu Mohamad advocates for sharia law, and in his 1993 book he described non-Muslim women without a Hijab as walking around “exposed as a piece of sweet pastry… devoured by the eyes of men.” Mohamad also teaches that Homosexuality is evil and must be cleansed from the earth, quite mind boggling for Act who are rainbowed up the whazoo. Act is total Pig Slop, we need to keep their seats to a minimum or they are going to out DEI the Greens at this rate.

This is why Act will continue to slide. Ali Dahche unsuccessfully ran on an Act council ticket, and now Seymour has taken him on as an Act Candidate for Botany. Dahche is deeply involved with the NZICT (NZ Islamic Cultural Trust) which is an islamic centre that teaches the Qur’an, educates youth on Islam and advocates for muslim refugees. They are a classic example of a parallel community structure in NZ. Seymour says a vote for Dahche is a vote for equal rights for ALL PEOPLE. Sorry David, but Islam is the exact antithesis of this. Dahche has reposted Facebook material from Abu Mohamad the Grand Mufti of Australia, who promotes anti-Western, extreme Islamist views and has a history of meeting with Hamas and other extremist groups, and being sympathetic to islamic terrorism. Abu Mohamad advocates for sharia law, and in his 1993 book he described non-Muslim women without a Hijab as walking around “exposed as a piece of sweet pastry… devoured by the eyes of men.” Mohamad also teaches that Homosexuality is evil and must be cleansed from the earth, quite mind boggling for Act who are rainbowed up the whazoo. Act is total Pig Slop, we need to keep their seats to a minimum or they are going to out DEI the Greens at this rate.

Holyhekatuiteka

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This is the calibre of people who turn up to Waitangi year after year. People who boo and heckle during a prayer. Heckling a Māori bloke from Ngāti Rēhia who is calling for all races in this country to be treated equally, to end the separatism, and to move forward as one nation. That is apparently too much for them to handle. And yet David Seymour keeps turning up. He knows exactly what he’s walking into. He knows the abuse, the theatrics, the hostility. He goes anyway, stands there anyway, and says what needs to be said. Whatever you think of him politically, it takes balls that most of these professional hecklers simply do not possess. Happy New Zealand Day. #nzpol #NewZealandDay #HappyNewZealandDay

This is the calibre of people who turn up to Waitangi year after year. People who boo and heckle during a prayer. Heckling a Māori bloke from Ngāti Rēhia who is calling for all races in this country to be treated equally, to end the separatism, and to move forward as one nation. That is apparently too much for them to handle. And yet David Seymour keeps turning up. He knows exactly what he’s walking into. He knows the abuse, the theatrics, the hostility. He goes anyway, stands there anyway, and says what needs to be said. Whatever you think of him politically, it takes balls that most of these professional hecklers simply do not possess. Happy New Zealand Day. #nzpol #NewZealandDay #HappyNewZealandDay

Matua Kahurangi

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🚩Michael Laws this Morning : “WTF did Luxon and McClay sign this Indian deal when it reaffirms UNDRIP?” By reaffirming UNDRIP it gives Māori activists even more power, and is a public law risk of mammoth proportions. laws explains that since National signed this crap in 2010 with Act, it’s spurned co-governance and has given co-governance legal standing, every Waitangi claim since 2010 has cited UNDRIP as a justification for the claim, including Nga Tahu’s claim on fresh water. Laws surmises that Luxon, McClay and Seymour’s inexperience has allowed them to be duped. Maybe, or maybe they just don’t care. Michael notes that this reaffirmation of UNDRIP is in conflict with NZ Firsts coalition agreement that cites UNDRIP is irrelevant and should not be recognised or entered into any govt agreement. As if the Indian deal wasn’t dodgy enough, these clowns are intent on turning NZ into cross between South Africa and India. This is a major issue and MSM are t saying boo. Why would they? This deal is right up their progressive, globalist assholes. Te Gimp and Seymour are retards.

🚩Michael Laws this Morning : “WTF did Luxon and McClay sign this Indian deal when it reaffirms UNDRIP?” By reaffirming UNDRIP it gives Māori activists even more power, and is a public law risk of mammoth proportions. laws explains that since National signed this crap in 2010 with Act, it’s spurned co-governance and has given co-governance legal standing, every Waitangi claim since 2010 has cited UNDRIP as a justification for the claim, including Nga Tahu’s claim on fresh water. Laws surmises that Luxon, McClay and Seymour’s inexperience has allowed them to be duped. Maybe, or maybe they just don’t care. Michael notes that this reaffirmation of UNDRIP is in conflict with NZ Firsts coalition agreement that cites UNDRIP is irrelevant and should not be recognised or entered into any govt agreement. As if the Indian deal wasn’t dodgy enough, these clowns are intent on turning NZ into cross between South Africa and India. This is a major issue and MSM are t saying boo. Why would they? This deal is right up their progressive, globalist assholes. Te Gimp and Seymour are retards.

Holyhekatuiteka

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Harete Hipango Brownlee ex Nats MP and now NZ First member, says it’s time for a referendum on the Māori seats. She has deep Māori community ties, her iwi are Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Apa, Ngā Rauru Kītahi, Ngāti Tamakōpiri, and Ngāti Whitikaupeka. She is the great-great-granddaughter of Hoani Wiremu Hīpango,and the great-granddaughter of Waata Hipango who gifted land to the people of Whanganui, which is now known as Hipango Park. Other family members include World War II pilot John Pohe and the chieftainess Rere-ō-maki, one of few women to sign the Treaty of Waitangi. She won the seat of Whanganui for National and in her first term in 2017, Hipango who identifies as a Christian, strongly opposed the End of Life Choice Act 2019 and the Abortion Legislation Act 2020. Hipango received considerable media attention when she said that Ardern was being ‘morally inconsistent’ by voting to decriminalise late and full term abortion while also speaking out on child mortality rates. She drew criticism - ‘she’s too conservative’ from her own party. On 3 November 2021, Hipango appeared at a protest against COVID-19 vaccinations at a clinic in Whanganui. The protest was intended to disrupt a planned visit to the centre by Ardern who cancelled the visit due to security reasons. On 8 January 2022, Hipango again appeared at a rally in Whanganui against COVID-19 vaccination and lockdowns, National Leader Luxon publicly criticised the post. In 2023, she was pushed down the list, and was not selected to run again in Whanganui, instead National ran her in the Te Tai Hauauru Māori seat which was always going to be a hiding to nothing. In her second interview with Laws, she says that Labour will take most of TPMs seats back, including Debbie Packers and this will remove the over hang that favours the left block. The independents will also splinter TPMs vote. “Why do we need these seats now? They have done nothing for Māori, nothing for the people who vote on them, all they are there for is to push the academics pursuit of constitutional reform (ie the radicals own parallel government) and we should go to a referendum to decide the future of them” Hipango is widely rumoured to be on the candidate list for NZ First, and if she did make it back to parliament would add another Māori voice of reason against the divisive radicals.

Harete Hipango Brownlee ex Nats MP and now NZ First member, says it’s time for a referendum on the Māori seats. She has deep Māori community ties, her iwi are Te Āti Haunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Apa, Ngā Rauru Kītahi, Ngāti Tamakōpiri, and Ngāti Whitikaupeka. She is the great-great-granddaughter of Hoani Wiremu Hīpango,and the great-granddaughter of Waata Hipango who gifted land to the people of Whanganui, which is now known as Hipango Park. Other family members include World War II pilot John Pohe and the chieftainess Rere-ō-maki, one of few women to sign the Treaty of Waitangi. She won the seat of Whanganui for National and in her first term in 2017, Hipango who identifies as a Christian, strongly opposed the End of Life Choice Act 2019 and the Abortion Legislation Act 2020. Hipango received considerable media attention when she said that Ardern was being ‘morally inconsistent’ by voting to decriminalise late and full term abortion while also speaking out on child mortality rates. She drew criticism - ‘she’s too conservative’ from her own party. On 3 November 2021, Hipango appeared at a protest against COVID-19 vaccinations at a clinic in Whanganui. The protest was intended to disrupt a planned visit to the centre by Ardern who cancelled the visit due to security reasons. On 8 January 2022, Hipango again appeared at a rally in Whanganui against COVID-19 vaccination and lockdowns, National Leader Luxon publicly criticised the post. In 2023, she was pushed down the list, and was not selected to run again in Whanganui, instead National ran her in the Te Tai Hauauru Māori seat which was always going to be a hiding to nothing. In her second interview with Laws, she says that Labour will take most of TPMs seats back, including Debbie Packers and this will remove the over hang that favours the left block. The independents will also splinter TPMs vote. “Why do we need these seats now? They have done nothing for Māori, nothing for the people who vote on them, all they are there for is to push the academics pursuit of constitutional reform (ie the radicals own parallel government) and we should go to a referendum to decide the future of them” Hipango is widely rumoured to be on the candidate list for NZ First, and if she did make it back to parliament would add another Māori voice of reason against the divisive radicals.

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