Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 29, 2019 5:56:10 GMT 12
THE ONLY PEOPLE WANTING TO DIVIDE
R A writes > The only people wanting to divide the country by race are a small but vocal minority of tribal activists and their supporters who will stop at nothing less than Maori sovereignty at all levels of government.
It is this racist, separatist agenda that we all need to stand against, treaty troughers talk as though they are speaking for all maori, they're not! the majority of maori don't want a "bar" of this path to apartheid, the troughers and 'their' Gov't Labour are giving us a perfect example of race-based preference with what is happening at Ihumātao .
Was it not just a few days ago that Unearned said they were not going to get involved, but, now? and as for the Greens they go from a shade of bright red to light brown as the situation calls for.
When is enough enough? now one of 'their elite' Peeni Henare saying that if the Gov't gets involved, or, buys this land, then it opens up all other treaty claims that have been settled, this is becoming an embarrassment to maori and New Zealand, just when you thought it could get no more pathetic we have this.
I wonder what the true cost of appeasing these victims of 'nothing' will end up costing us, you?
Oh for a Gov't that governs for all K1W1's!
R A writes > The only people wanting to divide the country by race are a small but vocal minority of tribal activists and their supporters who will stop at nothing less than Maori sovereignty at all levels of government.
It is this racist, separatist agenda that we all need to stand against, treaty troughers talk as though they are speaking for all maori, they're not! the majority of maori don't want a "bar" of this path to apartheid, the troughers and 'their' Gov't Labour are giving us a perfect example of race-based preference with what is happening at Ihumātao .
Was it not just a few days ago that Unearned said they were not going to get involved, but, now? and as for the Greens they go from a shade of bright red to light brown as the situation calls for.
When is enough enough? now one of 'their elite' Peeni Henare saying that if the Gov't gets involved, or, buys this land, then it opens up all other treaty claims that have been settled, this is becoming an embarrassment to maori and New Zealand, just when you thought it could get no more pathetic we have this.
I wonder what the true cost of appeasing these victims of 'nothing' will end up costing us, you?
Oh for a Gov't that governs for all K1W1's!