Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 26, 2023 12:49:36 GMT 12
Mike Hosking: THE GOVT'S RACE RELATIONS HAVE LEFT US MORE DIVIDED.
But through a combination of Government arrogance and ideological blindness, not to mention a tin ear, they went headlong into the world of indoctrination and tried to drag us all along for the ride. As a result we've got an angry, divided nation, part of which will play out on October the 14th.
It’s the school curriculum, it’s the infiltration at universities, it’s the place names, the company names and the greetings on the phone these days from Government workers who don’t speak Māori any more than anyone else does, but they think by saying "morena" that somehow means they're a bona fide bandwagoner.
The six o'clock news, a bulletin once produced in English, is now a faux multilingual experience with phrases, that stats and facts tell us very few people even understand.
For example, weather forecasts, that in tough times actually need to be understood for safety reasons, using names for places many have never heard of.
It all adds up. And before you know it, the frustration builds to a point where things like co-governance has become a lightening rod issue. An issue that, as we have seen in meetings, can lead to violence....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2023/07/mike-hosking-govts-race-relations-have.html
But through a combination of Government arrogance and ideological blindness, not to mention a tin ear, they went headlong into the world of indoctrination and tried to drag us all along for the ride. As a result we've got an angry, divided nation, part of which will play out on October the 14th.
It’s the school curriculum, it’s the infiltration at universities, it’s the place names, the company names and the greetings on the phone these days from Government workers who don’t speak Māori any more than anyone else does, but they think by saying "morena" that somehow means they're a bona fide bandwagoner.
The six o'clock news, a bulletin once produced in English, is now a faux multilingual experience with phrases, that stats and facts tell us very few people even understand.
For example, weather forecasts, that in tough times actually need to be understood for safety reasons, using names for places many have never heard of.
It all adds up. And before you know it, the frustration builds to a point where things like co-governance has become a lightening rod issue. An issue that, as we have seen in meetings, can lead to violence....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2023/07/mike-hosking-govts-race-relations-have.html