Post by Kiwi Frontline on Feb 26, 2024 4:03:51 GMT 12
Kevin: ON TO TE END GAME.
Here’s the thing: for those who pushing the ToW as a ‘partnership’, it doesn’t just mean a partnership between the Crown and Maori: it means a partnership between Maori and the rest of us.
What does this mean in practice?
Using the analogy of an onion, the first layer means Maori have the right of veto. This, I’m sure you can already see is happening.
The next layer is Maori having 50 per cent control of health, education, local councils (and eventually government, although in that case it’d most likely be in the form of a Maori Upper House that will have total control over what legislation gets passed and what doesn’t).
The next layer is the private sector. You think I’m kidding? I wish I were.
As in the example above, this means requiring, for example, professionals to kowtow to the ToW as a ‘partnership’ (and I know of at least one other example). But it goes much further than that: it means that private businesses will need to have at least 50 per cent Maori employees and of course 50 per cent Maori at the top levels.
And just in case you think I’m exaggerating: remember we are dealing with people who believe that Maori rowed to Antarctica, are capable of creating nuclear fusion and also rowed regularly to England and back.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/02/kevin-on-to-te-end-game.html
Here’s the thing: for those who pushing the ToW as a ‘partnership’, it doesn’t just mean a partnership between the Crown and Maori: it means a partnership between Maori and the rest of us.
What does this mean in practice?
Using the analogy of an onion, the first layer means Maori have the right of veto. This, I’m sure you can already see is happening.
The next layer is Maori having 50 per cent control of health, education, local councils (and eventually government, although in that case it’d most likely be in the form of a Maori Upper House that will have total control over what legislation gets passed and what doesn’t).
The next layer is the private sector. You think I’m kidding? I wish I were.
As in the example above, this means requiring, for example, professionals to kowtow to the ToW as a ‘partnership’ (and I know of at least one other example). But it goes much further than that: it means that private businesses will need to have at least 50 per cent Maori employees and of course 50 per cent Maori at the top levels.
And just in case you think I’m exaggerating: remember we are dealing with people who believe that Maori rowed to Antarctica, are capable of creating nuclear fusion and also rowed regularly to England and back.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/02/kevin-on-to-te-end-game.html