Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 16, 2019 6:38:06 GMT 12
Northland Age 16/7/19
A GREAT PEOPLE
The proud people of New Zealand have to put up with smear of 'racist,’ which they are demonstrably not.
According to propaganda against New Zealand, the whites are supposed to hate Maori.
This is also a complete fabrication.
The whole history of New Zealand is being twisted and distorted to misrepresent the past and the contemporary scene involving a great people — New Zealanders.
Maori have the same rights as other New Zealanders, plus some additional rights, to promote revolutionary antagonism to the whites. The communist programme continues.
The other reason communists make the completely false allegation that the Maori has no rights, or 'national' rights, is that the Maori must be kept from ever being satisfied.
Communists aim always to put forward the non-negotiable demand. That is, the party must never become 'reformist,' except when it is impossible to do otherwise, as in the case of the practicalities of trade union work.
Hence the claim for 'national' rights for Maori is interpreted as being the return of New Zealand to the Maori, that is, complete sovereignty to the Maori.
IAN BROUGHAM, Wanganui
WORD OF THE DAY
Whanau is the word now being presented in the media. What's wrong with the former word whamily?
BRYAN JOHNSON Omokoroa
sites.google.com/site/kiwifrontline/letters-submitted-to-newspapers
A GREAT PEOPLE
The proud people of New Zealand have to put up with smear of 'racist,’ which they are demonstrably not.
According to propaganda against New Zealand, the whites are supposed to hate Maori.
This is also a complete fabrication.
The whole history of New Zealand is being twisted and distorted to misrepresent the past and the contemporary scene involving a great people — New Zealanders.
Maori have the same rights as other New Zealanders, plus some additional rights, to promote revolutionary antagonism to the whites. The communist programme continues.
The other reason communists make the completely false allegation that the Maori has no rights, or 'national' rights, is that the Maori must be kept from ever being satisfied.
Communists aim always to put forward the non-negotiable demand. That is, the party must never become 'reformist,' except when it is impossible to do otherwise, as in the case of the practicalities of trade union work.
Hence the claim for 'national' rights for Maori is interpreted as being the return of New Zealand to the Maori, that is, complete sovereignty to the Maori.
IAN BROUGHAM, Wanganui
WORD OF THE DAY
Whanau is the word now being presented in the media. What's wrong with the former word whamily?
BRYAN JOHNSON Omokoroa
sites.google.com/site/kiwifrontline/letters-submitted-to-newspapers