Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 27, 2024 8:26:24 GMT 12
COULD THIS BE A POTENTIAL MAORI PARTY CANDIDATE AT THE NEXT ELECTION?
And Maori Development Minister Tama Potaka – under the influence of the aura Puanga and the rise of Matariki – popped up to outline his priorities and key government actions “for strengthening Māori success”. ( www.beehive.govt.nz/speech/government-actions-strengthening-m%C4%81ori-success )
The aura Puanga had a powerful impact: Potaka was driven to produce a declaration of some 3300 words, suggesting he aspires to stand for election in one of the seats held by the Maori Party at the next election.
Over the last few months, I have seen and participated in many rich Māori experiences like:
* Te Tai Tokerau Iwi and Raukokore whānau proudly showing me dams that will unlock Māori land.
* The investiture of Tā Herewini Parata – great day. Great man. Great iwi. I’m glad we can reconvene that hui today.
* Mōkai Pātea – the people of the stars carrying out Te Maru o te Tau rituals at a place called Awarua Te Riu o Puanga; and
* Bluffies hosting me at the Ocean Beach freezing works where enterprises are growing asparagopsis seaweed, pāua, and whitebait and making gin.
These experiences and others motivate me to stand for:
* Te reo and tikanga;
* Tiriti/Treaty futures;
* Enhanced taiao outcomes;
* Improvement Māori social achievement;
* Unleashing of Māori economic development; and
* Recalibration of housing.
* Māori rituals set this country apart from others, he enthused.
Puanga and Matariki tikanga are reincarnating en masse. Hautapu is now a national event – taking place this Friday with Ngāi Tahu on Kā Papa Toitoi – Treble Cone. Tapareireia koia tapa!
Astrological sentinels such as Dr Ruakere Hond and Rangi Mātāmua ONZM are inspiring thousands of New Zealanders daily. By Māori – for Māori – for everyone is something that our culture ignites.
That’s a fascinating observation from one of Luxon’s ministers, invoking the mystique of astrology
Astrology is defined as a
… type of divination that involves the forecasting of earthly and human events through the observation and interpretation of the fixed stars, the Sun, the Moon, and the planets. Devotees believe that an understanding of the influence of the planets and stars on earthly affairs allows them to both predict and affect the destinies of individuals, groups, and nations. Though often regarded as a science throughout its history, astrology is widely considered today to be diametrically opposed to the findings and theories of modern Western science.
Maybe Potaka should have persuaded the government to consult a good astrologer before they blundered into presenting a Budget that failed to deliver the cancer drugs promise.
He concluded:
My promise to you as it was to my uncles and aunties, parents, my wife Ariana and our tamariki, is to be the best Māori and New Zealander I can be and work smarter and harder for you and our country.
Did Winston Peters or Shane Jones ever express an ambition like that?.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/06/point-of-order-buzz-from-beehive-25624.html
And Maori Development Minister Tama Potaka – under the influence of the aura Puanga and the rise of Matariki – popped up to outline his priorities and key government actions “for strengthening Māori success”. ( www.beehive.govt.nz/speech/government-actions-strengthening-m%C4%81ori-success )
The aura Puanga had a powerful impact: Potaka was driven to produce a declaration of some 3300 words, suggesting he aspires to stand for election in one of the seats held by the Maori Party at the next election.
Over the last few months, I have seen and participated in many rich Māori experiences like:
* Te Tai Tokerau Iwi and Raukokore whānau proudly showing me dams that will unlock Māori land.
* The investiture of Tā Herewini Parata – great day. Great man. Great iwi. I’m glad we can reconvene that hui today.
* Mōkai Pātea – the people of the stars carrying out Te Maru o te Tau rituals at a place called Awarua Te Riu o Puanga; and
* Bluffies hosting me at the Ocean Beach freezing works where enterprises are growing asparagopsis seaweed, pāua, and whitebait and making gin.
These experiences and others motivate me to stand for:
* Te reo and tikanga;
* Tiriti/Treaty futures;
* Enhanced taiao outcomes;
* Improvement Māori social achievement;
* Unleashing of Māori economic development; and
* Recalibration of housing.
* Māori rituals set this country apart from others, he enthused.
Puanga and Matariki tikanga are reincarnating en masse. Hautapu is now a national event – taking place this Friday with Ngāi Tahu on Kā Papa Toitoi – Treble Cone. Tapareireia koia tapa!
Astrological sentinels such as Dr Ruakere Hond and Rangi Mātāmua ONZM are inspiring thousands of New Zealanders daily. By Māori – for Māori – for everyone is something that our culture ignites.
That’s a fascinating observation from one of Luxon’s ministers, invoking the mystique of astrology
Astrology is defined as a
… type of divination that involves the forecasting of earthly and human events through the observation and interpretation of the fixed stars, the Sun, the Moon, and the planets. Devotees believe that an understanding of the influence of the planets and stars on earthly affairs allows them to both predict and affect the destinies of individuals, groups, and nations. Though often regarded as a science throughout its history, astrology is widely considered today to be diametrically opposed to the findings and theories of modern Western science.
Maybe Potaka should have persuaded the government to consult a good astrologer before they blundered into presenting a Budget that failed to deliver the cancer drugs promise.
He concluded:
My promise to you as it was to my uncles and aunties, parents, my wife Ariana and our tamariki, is to be the best Māori and New Zealander I can be and work smarter and harder for you and our country.
Did Winston Peters or Shane Jones ever express an ambition like that?.....
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/06/point-of-order-buzz-from-beehive-25624.html
