Post by Kiwi Frontline on May 17, 2024 18:54:54 GMT 12
THE ECONOMY, THE COST OF LIVING IS GOING NOWHERE UNTIL MAORI PREFERENCE IS SORTED
P T writes > Govt struggles in the polls: 52% think we’re going in the wrong direction, up 10% (??) since February.
There was only one issue on the table at the election: co-governance, manifest as division, racism, hatred, maorification, Māori world view, discredited Maori science, unelected Māori wards, wall to-wall Te Reo, treaty lies, partnership, TV1/TV3 propaganda ….
I emailed Luxon regularly during the campaign asking him to state unequivocally where he and the nats stood on co-governance: his reply was that the nats had no policy on the issue. However, he finally declared that there was no place for co-governance in the delivery of state Services. I accused him of dancing on the head of a pin.
Fast forward to today. He’s fanatical about the cost of living but he refuses to address the race-societal-Māori issue impacting on every issue in our society. He appears to embrace co-governance at the treaty-partnership level which is living the Māori lie.
The people voted against this. Peters and Seymour get it. They are open and honest. They are doing their best.
In my view, as time progresses without tangible change, Peters and Seymour have to bring the coalition down and cause an early election with one issue on the table as I have described above: we have to expose the elephant in the room for all to see.
That elephant now has the Iwi leaders riding the elephant. The Waitangi tribunal is there too. Also the 7 Māori seats, and the Crown/Iwi relations ministry and the Māori development ministry. These all have to go.
We are one nation, one people, all equal, one law, one vote. The economy, the cost of living is going nowhere until this is sorted.
Read Muriel Newman from earlier this week > www.nzcpr.com/unwinding-labours-agenda/
What is Luxon doing about that?
P T writes > Govt struggles in the polls: 52% think we’re going in the wrong direction, up 10% (??) since February.
There was only one issue on the table at the election: co-governance, manifest as division, racism, hatred, maorification, Māori world view, discredited Maori science, unelected Māori wards, wall to-wall Te Reo, treaty lies, partnership, TV1/TV3 propaganda ….
I emailed Luxon regularly during the campaign asking him to state unequivocally where he and the nats stood on co-governance: his reply was that the nats had no policy on the issue. However, he finally declared that there was no place for co-governance in the delivery of state Services. I accused him of dancing on the head of a pin.
Fast forward to today. He’s fanatical about the cost of living but he refuses to address the race-societal-Māori issue impacting on every issue in our society. He appears to embrace co-governance at the treaty-partnership level which is living the Māori lie.
The people voted against this. Peters and Seymour get it. They are open and honest. They are doing their best.
In my view, as time progresses without tangible change, Peters and Seymour have to bring the coalition down and cause an early election with one issue on the table as I have described above: we have to expose the elephant in the room for all to see.
That elephant now has the Iwi leaders riding the elephant. The Waitangi tribunal is there too. Also the 7 Māori seats, and the Crown/Iwi relations ministry and the Māori development ministry. These all have to go.
We are one nation, one people, all equal, one law, one vote. The economy, the cost of living is going nowhere until this is sorted.
Read Muriel Newman from earlier this week > www.nzcpr.com/unwinding-labours-agenda/
What is Luxon doing about that?