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Make no mistake, those pushing for the Maori takeover of our country are “after” the next generation. What do I mean?

The over 50 age group in our country are, generally speaking, smart and savvy. The have experienced pain, disappointment, heartache, loss, trouble, struggle, victory, success, and joy.

In combination, these experiences result in the acquisition of two critically important elements of a successful life: wisdom and discernment.

They turn up in numbers in Julian’s meetings because they are wise and discerning. They can filter out lies and deception and they can discern truth from error.

They know when ‘something is up’.  That ‘something’ in this instance, this time in history, is the Maori takeover of our country.

In contrast, the under 50’s, generally speaking, have not lived long enough to experience pain, disappointment, heartache, loss, trouble, struggle, victory, success, and joy.  And the younger they are, the less likely. 

This makes them easy targets for those driving the Maori takeover. This makes them vulnerable. Susceptible. They are soft targets for propaganda.

And the younger their minds, the easier they are to brainwash.

This is precisely why the brainwashing starts in kindergartens and progresses right through to universities. And once they leave University, the baton of propaganda is handed by the universities to the media.

What’s their goal? They are grooming young minds to either:
1. Join in with the Maori takeover of the country i.e. support it.
2. Or at the very least, not oppose it.

HERE is a graphic example of how our young people are being targeted by those driving the Maori takeover of our country.

What can you do?
Home-school your children and grandchildren. 
If you can’t home-school them, research carefully where they can go where there is zero te reo and zero Maori culture.

If Maori children in the class want to learn about their culture and learn their language, then do it at home or on the Marae.  

This is what other cultures have done – taken responsibility for the preservation of their culture and language in their homes and special places of worship – and have done so for decades, and done so successfully.   

English is the prized global international language of choice, and everyone on the planet wants to know how to speak and write it.  

Children at school only have limited time each day at school, and this time should be spent on what is going to help them succeed in life.  Learning Te Reo does not fit this criteria.  Learning to write, read, and speak English does. End of story.

Find schools which truly emphasise teaching children to be supremely skilful with the basics: maths, reading, writing. 

If they want to pursue music, or the arts, or a career in sport, or some other great subjects, well and good.  All power to them.  But get them brilliant at the basics first.  Later on they can branch out and specialise in the subjects of their choice.

Julian has just completed successful meetings in the South of the South Island including:
The Haka (the old Haka School) Hakataramea Valley, Naseby Lodge in Nasby, the 28th in Balfour and the 29th, in Balclutha. Last night he was in Tussock Creek.  There were no protesters.

Although at one meeting, a lady asked “If Pakeha were 14% of the population, and Maori 85% would Pakeha be happy with one person one vote?” Julian’s answer? “100%. That’s what democracy is all about”

She was obviously sympathetic to Maori getting more than one person, one vote. Yeah, right.

A huge shout out to Dennis and Marilyn in Nasby, Karen and Terry in Balfour, and Phil in Balclutha. These are the incredible Kiwis on the ground in our country who have to guts and courage and fortitude to stand up and be counted.  They all organised the meetings at great personal cost and expense.  Truly, they are great Kiwis! On behalf of all the rest of the country, thank you. 

And especially to Emma who was the  overall organiser. Wow!

It’s safe to say that farmers in the south are not just ‘over’ co-governance and the Maorification of New Zealand, but they are so worried, many are talking in terms of pulling up sticks and moving to Australia or other countries.

Tonight, the 29th of August, Julian is in Balclutha
Time: 4pm. Call Vicki for details 021 029 85419

On Friday he is in Waiau, just out of Christchurch.  Phone Vicki for details.

Read THIS to know why.

When I read THIS I was stunned at how ‘off’ elite Maori are with respect to their understanding of the Treaty.

Not only the Treaty, but also democracy.

What he writes, in my opinion, is spin.

Make up your own mind.

A lot is made of the so called “principles of the Treaty”  to justify policy, handouts, payouts, racism, and apartheid.

The truth of the matter is these principles of the Treaty were simply made up as a way to manipulate the Treaty.  

They are a lever that radical Maori can pull whenever they want to justify getting anything they want. 

Essentially, they are a mechanism to justify fraud and corruption. 

Read THIS excellent piece by Sandra  Goudie. 

“I too am a democrat and love my country.

I agree one person one vote, and equality under the law, are important to our democracy.

I think where we differ is I believe genuine attempts to partner with Maori, and ensure they have a voice in the shaping of our future, actually strengthen our democracy. They don’t weaken it.

Maori as the indigenous people of this country, who are a minority and otherwise risk being out-voted at every turn, rightly seek policies and structures that ensure their voice is heard, and their priorities addressed.

I am proud of the progress our Labour Government has made in this area: more provision for Maori seats on local councils, enhanced Maori participation in the new planning system, mana whenua input into the new water entities, the Maori Health Agency so we can at last tackle the health disparities, to name a few.

These initiatives build on 50 years of progress, under both Labour and National governments. We are a much better country for it.

I worry that the ACT party, and some in National, and people for whom co-governance is a dirty word, would take our country back to the days when assimilation of Maori was official policy, with no recognition of Maori as the indigenous people of this country. But I take comfort that such views are not shared by most people in this country, and certainly not by the younger generation who are more open, liberal and understanding of diversity than ever before – and who don’t believe that we are some kind of little white Britain in the South Pacific.”

Sincerely

Phil Twyford
Member of Parliament for Te Atatū

The need to get rid of these MPs is obvious

Nothing could be further from the truth of the matter.  Read Graham Adams’ brilliant piece HERE 

Watch the TVNZ1 news item HERE

You can view the DEFAMATION LETTER  HERE

The Disinformation Project is a tin pot organisation.  Judge for yourself HERE

You can view the file HERE

Auckland Council is considering appointing unelected Maori to positions of power on the Council.

If this happens, it’s a breach of the Treaty. The Treaty mandates democracy.

Democracy mandates one person, one vote, and all votes of equal value.

Democracy mandates that if people want positions of power on councils or in government, they must be elected, not appointed.

When people are appointed, not elected, we move from democracy to tribal rule. To Maori dictatorship.  This must not be allowed to happen.

Fight to preserve democracy. 

To register your opposition, click HERE.

First up, read THIS.

Then read historian and author Mike Butler’s brilliant response HERE

The Act Party wants to know what you think is the major issue facing New Zealanders.

Take the survey and let them know your thoughts

Click HERE

I don’t usually read or listen to what ‘the other side’ say about me or us, but I was driving so had time.

OMG! This radio interview is a deep and revealing delve into the world of woke.

Take a listen HERE.

We urgently need people all over New Zealand to deliver books, particularly in Auckland, but also in Southland, as per the detail below.

Julian’s booklet is having an amazing impact on this country, so help other’s who have not read it yet get a copy.   

If you can deliver, please call Vicki 021 029 85419

Stop Co-Governance – South Island Tours 

Saturday 26^th August

The Haka (the old Haka School)

9 Farm Road, Hakataramea Valley

Time: 1pm

Sunday 27^th August

Naseby Lodge

26 Derwent Street, Naseby

Time: 1pm

Monday 28^th August

The Hanger

34 Old Balfour Road, Balfour

Time: 3pm

Tuesday 29^th August – confidential

Balclutha – TBC (Vicki organising)

Time: 4pm

Wednesday 30^th August – confidential

298 Cooper Road, Springhill on map but Tussock Creek

Time: 6pm arrival for 6:30pm start

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If you live in or near or around any of these areas, and can deliver a few books, please contact Vicki 021 029 85419

Please click HERE for more details.