Our Dargaville Event Last Night Was Epic!
Last night in Dargaville was Epic! The day starting with people emailing me with screen shots of Facebooks post from Maori radicals saying they were going to protest. I thought “Bring it on! The more the merrier!” I was also sending these posts to the police so they have good intel. They were absolutely amazing, particularly Sargeant Tiler. He rallied his men and women on the night so that the peace was kept. He is a great credit to the New Zealand police.
I started the set up about 3:30 pm and was on my own, putting all the sound equipment together. About 4:30 a Maori man wandered into the hall and picked up a book on a table. I said “Excuse me. What are you doing? If you want one of those, have the courtesy to ask first. If you come back when the meeting is on, I might give you one”. He sheepishly put the book back and shuffled off. The cheek of it. From then on I locked the door to stop people wandering in.
Next thing, someone banged on the door to tell me that our meeting was the talk of the town. “Great” I said “That’s what we want!”
I put our signs out on the road. Time ticked on getting closer to 7pm. Our team members rocked up between 6 and 7, and they did a great job finishing the set up – Vicki and Terry, Dan, and Keith and Natalie. They all travelled miles to get there.
Protestors started to gather outside the venue about 6:30. This number swelled to about 50 by the start of the meeting, at which point they all came inside. I felt totally Ok about this as the police were there. I felt no fear or anxiety, truly. It was great to have a big crowd. I wanted to reach those protestors with the truth about co-governance, the Treaty of Waitangi, and all the other truths in the seminar.
In total, we had about 150 in the hall with standing room only. 2/3 (or 100 people) were supporters. 1/3 were protestors. Wow! Exciting.
As you’d expect, as soon as I started, so too did the interjectors. It was actually highly stimulating. 2/3 were for us and clapped and cheered whenever they agreed with something, and booed when they disagreed. Maori activists constantly shouted things out, There was humour too, which was vital. Some of the protestors were laughing at the banter. Personally, I felt the meeting got better as it progressed. Many protestors were really listening. Many were not. In amongst the group were Maori who had genuinely come to learn and hear a different point of view. They were polite and respectful. All power to them.
At the end I had two Maori protestors came up and shaked my hand.
This is what I thought and have always thought. “If you don’t show respect, you’ll get no respect.”
The behaviour of the protestors was appalling which is one of the reasons I am against co-governance.
They displayed for all the see what is wrong with co-governance.
I pretty much, in as many words, said to the protestors, ” I don’t speak Maori, and won’t speak Maori, until you give me a good reason to. Until then, I don’t respect you or want anything to do with your culture. The way you are behaving, you are a disgrace to your race.
Good Maori would be ashamed of you and your behaviour tonight.”
Followed by great cheers from the 2/3 positive group.
I did not compromise one bit. Nothing was watering down. Nothing was changed for the audience. The message was the same “The concept or idea of co-governance is based on fraud. It has to go. Period.”
Some said “We don’t want you in this town!” Supporters shouted back “Shut up! We invited him!” Then there were cheers from supports and wild clapping.
The whole night was like this. Back and forth. I just ploughed on through the presentation.
Cries of “Racist” or “Colonialist!” or “White supremacist!” rang out from the protestors.
However, I felt the more the meeting progressed, the more protestors genuinely listened.
TAKEAWAYS
Don’t be fearful of protestors. Never. If you stand up to them, they weaken. If we are fearful, we embolden them. There is no fence. It’s one or the other. We must refuse to be bullied and intimidated.
A big part of this is the right to speak freely. This must be preserved at all costs.
Really,the protestors are just pawns in the elite Maori bid to takeover New Zealand. They are misinformed and brainwashed. I actually felt sorry for them. Genuinely.
We carry on no matter what.
The police were amazing.
The truth must be heard, no matter what.
As I said, Free Speech must rule and reign, no matter what. There must be a platform in New Zealand to hold public meetings and be heard without interruption. At the moment, this is not possible.
If protestors want to hold a meeting next week to express what is good about co-governance, go for it. All power to them.
We have to try and reach these protestors with the truth. I believe it’s possible to turn them around.
It’s vital that the supporters of our meetings turn up and get involved in these meetings. Their cheering and clapping at key moments really helped turn the meeting. They were heroic and brave. I just think they were amazing. In this group were little old ladies, little old men, and everything in between. But the love and bravery in their eyes was incredible. OMG! I so so admired them.
“”Last night was the most disgusting display of rude, ignorant and plainly ferral behaviour I have ever witnessed. The whole night, sitting there witnessing their behaviour, made me feel quite sick and very angry. It is just so sad that our nation has come to this and I am now seriously considering my options going forward in Australia, should we be unfortunate enough to get another government in October that continues with this ripping apart and complete destruction of our nation. I have woken up this morning feeling very sad about the state of our country”.
RADIO NEW ZEALAND LYING ABOUT WHAT HAPPENING
Someone just phoned me to say that they heard about the event on the news as they were driving. Radio New Zealand said that the event turned into a riot and had to be shut down by the police. This is obviously lies. What for? To put the wind up other event organisers to shut down future events. This is further proof that the media is actively working with the government / protesters / the tribal elite to shut down opposing voices, people / groups who oppose the takeover of New Zealand.
Councillor Paniora
This lady is a local body councillor. She organised the protests.
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From your post Julian. “If you don’t show respect, you’ll get no respect.”
That is a great quote, Donald Trump uses it against Putin, Kim Jong un.
“You don’t have to like someone to respect them, and with that respect you gain respect back”
Good to see the Police came to the party after your chat with the Sargent yesterday. Also good to see the people getting behind you (“Shut up, we invited him!)
Another good thing is people changing their minds after listening to the speech.
This whole tour is gaining huge traction. I just wish some of out MPs would mention it. The media won’t.
Best Wishes,
Steve.
I can feel it building nicely.
Wow, big difference in views on the meeting.
Very glad that you regard it as so positive Julian.
Apparently few there to support rather than hassle. Doesn’t bode well if supporters are so easily frightened off.
Best wishes for the next
Ron
Some people are timid and nervous in their personalities. So people will react differently.
The Separatist Extremists have been showing their colours of late. There’s been the Samoan-Pakeha Tusiata Avia who (at taxpayer expense) is inciting violence against white men, Maori-Pakeha ‘Dr’ Tara McAllister (associated with Auckland University) who on twitter said she doesn’t want a seat at the table, she and her ilk want to destroy the table!, Maori-Pakeha Kaipara Councillor Pera Paniora wasting Council time with her religious performances and now attempting to close down discussion and debate about the overthrow of our democracy. The media will suppress the nastiness of this power-hungry, greedy lot but hopefully more Kiwis are waking up to the danger they pose to our beautiful country and its people – all of them, including all Maori.
Fiona, can you order some of my books please?
Hysterical nonsense..
Get a grip.
Pera Paniora is the courageous one.
Congrats great effort.
A nice straight left now a quick left hook at the next meeting followed by a fast right hook and the following one then a great clean knockout at the next.
The rest of the tour will be history-making.
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Slgxon owes you a Knighthood
Paniora’s phone number is 021-046-6137. People alarmed at her uncouncillor-like behaviour should gave her some advice, please.
Grubby! Cowardly!
Give your own number so we can all send you abusive emails day and night.
Paniora is a fine woman
While Julian is doing a great job in getting his message out there, I just feel he is missing a golden opportunity to introduce the document that made New Zealand into a Democratic British Colony under one flag and one law and that was, “Queen Victoria’s 1840 Royal Charter/Letters Patent dated 16 November 1840”.
While the Treaty of Waitangi asked the tangata Maori to give up their governments and in return, they became British Subjects, it had nothing to do with setting up New Zealand’s political, legal or justice systems under one flag and one law, irrespective of race colour or creed. “Democracy”!
There is no other document in our history that comes anywhere near to our true Founding Document and first Constitution than Queen Victoria’s 1840 Royal Charter, but the National Government hid it from the public in 2017 when they dismantled the Constitution Room at Archives New Zealand to hide our true documented history that set up our Democracy in 1841.
See: http://onenzfoundation.co.nz/queen-victorias-two-royal-charters-letters-patent/.
The corrupt government has hidden it as they do not want you to know how New Zealand became a Democratic British Colony under one law and one flag, irrespective of race colour or creed.
WE MUST USE IT OR LOSE IT; THE CHOICE IS YOURS.
And here is proof from other sources to back up what ONZF is saying about the deliberate suppression of our 1839 Law of Nations Royal Charter and our 1840 Founding Document and First Constitution Royal Charter. They Know!
From Muriel Newman’s newsletter: https://www.nzcpr.com/unity-or-division/
Even claims that the Treaty of Waitangi is New Zealand’s ‘founding document’ are problematic.
When the Treaty was signed on the 6th of February 1840, New Zealand was still part of New South Wales. It was not until a Letters Patent was signed by Queen Victoria on the 16th of November 1840, that New Zealand become a nation in its own right.
If anything is to be called a founding document, surely it should be the one that created New Zealand as an independent British colony – namely Queen Victoria’s Royal Charter of 1840.
And another excerpt from another newsletter: https://www.nzcpr.com/false-narratives/
Because there was no Maori ‘government’ to sign the Treaty of Waitangi on behalf of all Maori, the document was never recognised at international law as a “treaty” in the full legal sense – as former Judge and law lecturer Anthony Willy explains:
“Calling the compact entered into in 1840 a ‘Treaty’ is a courtesy title only and not something recognised at international law. This for the simple reason that to qualify as a ‘Treaty’ it must arise from agreements made between sovereign states. There was in fact no sovereign ruler in New Zealand in 1840 but merely a collection of tribal families.”
That’s why the Treaty was described by the former Attorney General and Chief Justice Sir James Prendergast as a “nullity” in his 1877 judgement of Wi Parata v Bishop of Wellington: “The title of the Crown to the territory of New Zealand was acquired by discovery and priority of occupation, the territory being inhabited only by savages. The Treaty of Waitangi, so far as it purported to cede the sovereignty of these islands, was a nullity.”
You should join with Julian and be speaking alongside him, this needs to get a wider audience. Two smart heads are better than one!
This man is always worth a listen; Another pull no punches truth teller.
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I attended that meeting because I wanted to know what Co Governance was. I am appalled to hear that already the Elitist Māori have started their to take over the country. This Country. Our Country where many people have worked hard so they could own their own house, farm, business, their independence are going to be under threat of loosing it all.
I went to hear what is “Co – Governance” I listened and I heard that it was not Co Governance as most people would understand it. But a way to take over the country and turn OUR COUNTRY into a third world country.
Sure we heard about the Ti Tiriti and how it has been changed over the years hence all the claims that have been paid out by the Government of the time. I recall hearing that Willie Jackson said “ If we own the water we control the country”. Come on folks are we really all just going to sit around let this happen, because it has already started.
I didn’t go to the meeting to talk about racism I went because I want to see our Democracy remain and we have one vote for everyone.
The past has gone and we should learn from it, the present is here and now, the future is what we make it.
No humans evolved in New Zealand or arrived tens of thousands of year ago. None of us are indigenous, we are all immigrants.
In the now, New Zealand is inhabited by over 20 different ethnicities each with their own cultures and traditions.
In the future, we should endeavour to live in harmony and help those who need help according to the extent of their need and not based on their ethnicity.
Our children and grandchildren will hopefully mingle and fraternise with those they like as a person, So that in years to come we will be one nation all of a mingled shade of brown, white, yellow and pink.