Kiwis have been described as sheeple – foolish people who just follow along with whatever is happening in their country, oblivious to anything other than surface realities.
Their attitude is “well, if it doesn’t affect me, they can do what they want.”
Then, when something disastrous happens, they cry “Why didn’t you tell me!”
In today’s blog I am warning you, so that when it happens, you can’t say of me “Julian didn’t warn us.”
You can read today blog here.
Let’s hope many, many more New Zealanders come to grips with what this indisputably racially-based co-governance ( a euphemism for “Maori Rule” of New Zealand) is an what it means for we New Zealanders. “Co-governance is polar-opposite to democracy and WILL effectively destroy our democratic system and our democracy. Julian has set it out very clearly . Take it very seriously and SPREAD the word as widely as you are able. This “ challenge” is for real and is being driven by our Labour Government , in particular it’s in-caucus activists in a co-conspiracy with Maori tribal-elite and our ideologically obsessed Prime Minister. And let’s face it —- they don’t give “ a stuff” about you and me.
I fully support Julian’s article and the major concern he expresses.
Hugh Perrett
Auckland
Unfortunately, Hugh, the National Party are slow learners. The candidate they have picked for the Hamilton West by-election is a part Maori with Tainui connections who in his younger days wrote a paper advocating co-governance. !!
Don mac
Yes, I had read that. Great selection disciplines. ? Totally amateurish. Hard to believe they could shot their supporters in the foot like that.
Hugh Perrett
Julian when you make the valid point that co-governance “isn’t the same as co-management of a project”, that shouldn’t in any way imply that co-management is ok. The only pathway to co-management of the public domain should be via an entirely democratic, equal suffrage process. Having said that the concept of equal suffrage, one person one vote, has been hijacked and distorted by co-governance proponents to arrive at a different kind of “democracy” that supports their agenda.
Are you saying Co management or co governance of a housing project, or a school board is only okay, if the members are democratically elected? Teacher representatives on a school board are appointed, not voted on.
Members of central and local government must be elected democratically. Period. Outide of this, there may be legitimate appointments made to various bodies/ entities. It’s unwise to say ‘it’s ok in every situation’. Better to judge each case on its merits or otherwise.
Julian, as an associated aside, I’d like to float the idea of developing a flag, a symbol that is a positive rally cry for “One New Zealand People”, one vote, one government, liberal democratic solidarity. To help counteract the onslaught of Maorification propaganda, even if only in a small way.
Your views on this appreciated.