Our first event kicks off today in Whangarei, at Sport Northland.
The Mayors of both Whangarei and Kaipara are coming, which is great.
There was a threat yesterday that the event would be called off because of the weather. Civil Defence said they wanted this venue if needed on Sunday but the weather here in Whangarei is not that bad. Yes, it’s raining but no heavily. And yes, we have wind, but it’s not that bad.
At the moment, the weather is definitely not a show stopper. I am writing this at 9:30am. Yes, we all know things can change.
Bumpers stickers, caps, label buttons are all in process. We’ll keep you posted. Thank you to all those who wrote in with their opinions and views.
Traffic Notice From Sport Northland: The entrance off Western Hills Dr will be closed for Stop Co-Governance attendee.
There will be ‘wardens’ at the Western Hills entrance to guide attendees to use Kensington Ave entrance to the Lounge.
If the Kensington Ave end carpark gets full people can drive through past the stadium to the Western Hills entrance carpark.
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A big shout out to the teams around the country who are up and running. They have hired a hall and set their date and their flyers are underway.
Maungakaramea 20th February,
Dargaville 9th of March,
Kerikeri 12th of March,
Mangawhai 13th March,
Orewa 18th March,
Mt Eden, 28th March,
Freemans Bay Auckland, 30th March,
Welcome Bay Tauranga, 22 April,
Mt Maunganui Tauranga, 23 April
If you are one of the event centres not up and running yet, take action! Book your hall and get going!
Please send THIS flyer to everyone on your address book for the Whangarei Event which is Sunday 12 February, 3pm, Sport Northland, Kensington, Whangarei.
Do the same with THIS FLYER for the Mangakaramea event which is on the Monday 20th February, Mangakaramea hall, 7pm.
If you live a long way away from Whangarei and Mangakaramea, you can still invite people who you know in Northland to come to one of these events.
It does not matter if you live a long way from Whangarei. You might have people you know in Northland. Please invite them.
May the weather god’s be kind and Julian blows attendee’s minds.
Good luck everyone.
A new approach to news?
https://thebfd.co.nz/2023/02/12/diversity-of-the-day/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=diversity-of-the-day
Propaganda Indoctrination Junta Force (PIJF)
Spread the Truth!
https://www.thedailyexaminer.co.nz/the-unbridled-power-of-te-mana-o-te-wai/
Te Mana o te Wai statements are now passed into Parliamentary law
Not only should the Water Services Entities Bill be repealed, but the Māori Advisory Council to Tuamata Arowai be removed, and related Maori elements be cancelled in Tuamata Arowai itself, including the power to issue Te Mana o te Wai statements.
Sticks and stones!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X4kyK7vgHM&list=TLPQMTEwMjIwMjPCMD5NhW1d4Q&index=5&ab_channel=GBNews
Richard over the target again!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JkQ9Rqbpy0&list=TLPQMTEwMjIwMjPCMD5NhW1d4Q&index=3&ab_channel=RichardVobes
Yes may you have a great attendance.. Kudos to both Mayor’s coming. We are all but set to go in Rotorua. Team Meeting Thursday 2pm..
Take care stay safe. Representatives Direct Democracy.. Like to know the difference. Feel free to connect with me F. B. messenger?
Hear, hear. Good luck Julian.
So glad it wasn’t called off.
Best wishes for the event Julian and organisers. Break a leg.
Good Luck old boy
Give them both barrels.
Alastair
Good luck, Julian
Please mention :
1. the total ” non-mention of the veto element” by Hipkins and Luxon as they struggle to understand the term co-governance. Full governance should now be the focus – it is coming very fast.
2.the more frequent mention of a future Truth and Reconciliation Commission ( e.g. Hunt, the HR Commissioner and others) where Pakeha must admit their guilt for past wrongs and regret for their ethnicity.
Good luck, Julian
Please mention the more frequent references to a future Truth and Reconciliation Commission ( e.g. Hunt, the HR Commissioner and others) where Pakeha must admit their guilt for past wrongs and regret for their ethnicity.
Good luck with the first meeting and I hope there is a good turnout.
With tat notice from Sport Northland I noticed the Tiki spewing rainbow colours at the bottom alongside KIA KAHA Are they promoting queerism as well as co-governance?
TE REO MAORI