Post by Kiwi Frontline on Feb 6, 2024 9:51:31 GMT 12
WAITANGI OPINION PIECE FROM BRIAN TAMAKI.
Māori are a powder keg ready to explode, and Willie Jackson & Labour, Te Pāti Māori and the Kingitanga are holding the lit fuse ready to blow the place up.
They are inciting the gangs, and young militant radical Māori to begin a Civil War in New Zealand. They are using fighting words designed to incite violence.
In his speech at Waitangi this weekend, Peeni Henare from Labour said “I lift my gun, I let the shots do the talking.” He went on to say in anger as he took off his coat, “When you take off your jacket, it’s to get ready for a fight.”
Perhaps Peeni Henare is so fired up after revelations on Friday from the Health Ministry that they admit there were failings in awarding health contracts to Peeni Henare’s partner. Oh dear…has someone been caught with their hand in the lolly jar?
If I’d incited violence like Henare, I’d have been arrested already. It is no excuse to say because it was spoken in Te Reo it doesn’t have the same meaning, and it was a ‘figurative’ gun. He knew what he was doing. Those were fighting words…..
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/02/waitangi-opinion-piece-from-brian-tamaki.html
Māori are a powder keg ready to explode, and Willie Jackson & Labour, Te Pāti Māori and the Kingitanga are holding the lit fuse ready to blow the place up.
They are inciting the gangs, and young militant radical Māori to begin a Civil War in New Zealand. They are using fighting words designed to incite violence.
In his speech at Waitangi this weekend, Peeni Henare from Labour said “I lift my gun, I let the shots do the talking.” He went on to say in anger as he took off his coat, “When you take off your jacket, it’s to get ready for a fight.”
Perhaps Peeni Henare is so fired up after revelations on Friday from the Health Ministry that they admit there were failings in awarding health contracts to Peeni Henare’s partner. Oh dear…has someone been caught with their hand in the lolly jar?
If I’d incited violence like Henare, I’d have been arrested already. It is no excuse to say because it was spoken in Te Reo it doesn’t have the same meaning, and it was a ‘figurative’ gun. He knew what he was doing. Those were fighting words…..
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/02/waitangi-opinion-piece-from-brian-tamaki.html