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  1. I wish it were about drains and water purity and infrastructure. I wish. But it isn’t.

    Good on John Tamahere, uncensored, says it the way it is, “Māori rightly say, how do we get co-governance when we own 100 percent of it?”

    “The real issue is how do the pākehās get into the room?” he asked.

    From the Maori Party prez himself. Its nothing to do with infrastructure, it’s all this do with power and control. But it was always that obvious. The bigger insult is Chippy and his used car salesman routine will have us believe this is about water. Co-governance? Never heard of it! Bad comms, poorly explained.

    The jury was out on Hipkins Labour redux, but it’s back. Losers after this, Labour, all the way this October! Pity some in Labour were too blind to see it!

  2. The woke war on privilege is drowning NZ in poverty. (note woke stopped measuring the brain drain a number of years ago).

    We can see by the lack of trains and previous woke white elephants, aka skypath, the roads that don’t work anymore and getting slower and slower, new housing flooded, even if the woke get their 3 water merger, in the past they can’t make anything work, while spending a fortune on consultants, driving up inflation and make everything thousands of times worse.

    In spite of mass immigration – things in NZ seem to be becoming more dysfunctional and they still can’t seem to find any workers amongst the 1 million new team NZ, maybe bacause the woke want non privileged people here, while driving privilege out.

    International Migration: February 2023
    Provisional estimates for the year ended February 2023 compared with the year ended February 2022 were:

    migrant arrivals: 152,900 (± 1,700), up 195 percent
    migrant departures: 100,900 (± 1,300), up 41 percent
    annual net migration: gain of 52,000 (± 2,000), compared with a net loss of 19,900 (± 100).
    https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PO2304/S00086/international-migration-february-2023.htm

    I wonder how many of the 152,900 arriving in NZ are those without privileged that the woke want in NZ, that might be higher needs, children needing health and education here in our crowded health system, pensioners, adults who have a criminal record, mentally ill and those in poverty that need state help?

    “According to the Government agency’s bingo card, it seems if you are a ‘native English speaker, Cis, white, thin, have no speech impediment, heterosexual, able-bodied, standard accent, have no criminal record, human, tall, mentally healthy, support a mainstream political party, adult, born in your country of residence, wealthy, employed or just not a red-head’, then you are privileged.”
    https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA1812/S00061/govt-has-stats-nz-playing-privilege-bingo.htm

    And how many leaving NZ are the privileged that woke don’t like anymore, like doctors and nurses and experts, you know with jobs with no criminal records, that once gone will no longer be paying taxes?

    1. Oh Stats NZ don’t measure it?

      Maybe we need a government with less privilege bingo at Stats NZ and more non political measuring of crucial things that actually matter to run a country.

      Like knowing if 5000 nurses just left NZ and 100,000 new kids who need schooling, housing and health care, just came.

  3. ” How did the Labour Coms team fuck it all up so badly?”

    Maybe, just maybe it’s just a dog of an idea that no amount of propaganda can fix?

    It’s a gift for National and ACT.

  4. “How did the Labour Coms team fuck it all up so badly?”

    Because as George W. Bush so eloquently said “There’s an old saying in Tennessee — I know it’s in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can’t get fooled again.”

  5. “There are two wars going on right now over water…”

    Actually there are three wars going one, the real one is a global war and we are going to see a lot of people die in it, mostly poor people in foreign countries, but possibly plentyof others too.

    New Zealand has good fresh water resources, and as long as we retain ownership and don’t pollution or contaminate those resources, we are probably reasonably OK. However New Zealand is working hard to screw up on both fronts (https://environment.govt.nz/publications/our-freshwater-2023/), so the future is in no way certain.

    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/mar/17/global-fresh-water-demand-outstrip-supply-by-2030

  6. Push back of woke ideology masquerading as speaking for all Maori

    Mana Wāhine Kōrero Response to (now deleted) Stuff article Vs. Sean Plunket
    https://plainsight.nz/mana-wahine-korero-response-to-now-deleted-stuff-article-vs-sean-plunket/

    extract

    “The arrogance required to take another’s history and claim intimate knowledge is quite staggering. Ahi Wi-Hongi presumes to speak for all Māori, but this cannot be done. No one Māori person speaks for all Māori. Certainly ‘Gender Minorities Aotearoa’ does not – they are not even an Iwi; they are merely a well-funded and questionable outfit sending damaging breast binders to Kiwi teenage girls and inventing new words in Te Reo to describe ‘gender’ – a wholly colonial concept if ever there was one. They are doing this at the same time that they are pretending concepts such as ‘gender affirmation’ have always existed in Te Ao Māori. This is obviously contradictory; if these ideas had existed, there would already be words for them.”

    Her views on woke Te reo

    “This linguistic appropriation is damaging our language. Modern Māori language is colloquially referred to as ‘fruit salad Māori’. My elders do not understand this new form it has taken; modern Te Reo is unintelligible to them. It is unnatural in Te Reo to disregard wāhine as gender ideologues do. Wāhine were respected and had distinct roles and functions within the whanau. There are many whakatauki to wāhine. It is well known that several chiefs were wāhine.”

    1. Thank you for sharing this watershed article. Only a wahine maori can write this information confirming the bureaucratic bust up of a beautiful language. My neighbour, full blood, says, “in english please”, most emphatically. Andrew Little has filled the hospitals with incomprehensible posters in government maori and theyre not very helpful.

  7. I havent read this all yet. I got upset at the beginning by the implication that Wellington is the only place that has a clique worth mentioning.

    This at the end sounds interesting. So when I get over my chagrin I will read all the long style journalism that has been gathered and find out what the hell is mucking up my tap water which we used to be so proud about.
    …We are all alone together on these lonely Isles on the far side of the Great Southern Ocean, and yet all we manage to do is squabble and defend exploitative Capitalist systems that rob us while empowering Plutocrats, Duopolies and Oligopolies.
    National and ACT are being disingenuous in the extreme when they whip up the worst angels of our nature over co-governance because once you coax that anger out, you can’t ever stuff it back into the bottle.
    After 183 years, we have to start respecting each other and working together because no one else is going to help us!
    Co-governance with Māori isn’t our problem, it’s the co-governance with the Banks, the Billionaires and the property speculators that is fucking up our country!

    Perhaps get a funny side and then it would be more popular? ‘…empowering Plutocrats, Duopolies and Oligopolies.’
    Plutocrats – Dog Breaths
    Duopolies – Batman and Robin
    Oligopolies – Olives soaked in rich red fortified wine for a new taste sensation that will knock you out!

  8. Re NZ being a society run by “white settler descendants”, Mr Bradbury and the rest of us can easily determine the proportion of the population that is “white”, by simply looking up the latest census figures.
    Determining how many of these people are “descendants of white settlers”, as opposed to people and their forebears who emigrated here AFTER the “white settler” period, would be a more difficult (but entirely possible) task. Can Mr. Bradbury, off the top of his enraged head, tell us the answer?

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