THE TOTAL STUPIDITY IS ALREADY UNDER WAY
Oct 31, 2017 4:10:45 GMT 12
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Post by Kiwi Frontline on Oct 31, 2017 4:10:45 GMT 12
THE TOTAL STUPIDITY IS ALREADY UNDER WAY.
Teachers are complaining that they do not have enough time to teach all the basic subjects, yet they want this:
PRINCIPALS BACK COMPULSORY TE REO MĀORI PLAN
The Principals' Federation is backing the Government's move to make te reo Māori compulsory in schools.
It's part of Labour's pledge to have all early childhood, primary and intermediate schools teaching the subject by 2025.
Minister for Māori Development Nanaia Mahuta told Three's The Hui they'll be getting as much done as they can in the next three years.
They also want the "revised" Maori history taught as a compulsory subject. The stuff being taught in the schools and universities now is absolute lies - it makes all settlers out to be raping, stealing, murdering land-grabbers and all Maori to be sweet innocent wronged peace-lovers. That is absolute B.S., and is easily proved from documentation of the time - much written by the Maori themselves, so it would not be biased.
FOR EXAMPLE, The Waitangi Tribunal’s 1996 interim Taranaki report, which stated, “The invasion and sacking of Parihaka must rank with the most heinous actions of any government in the last century” (referring to the 1800s). The Tribunal called it “the holocaust of Taranaki history.” The name of this place is starting to enter the lexicon of the grievance industry in a big way, with the Human Rights Commission making the statement, “The events that took place in and around Parihaka….have affected the political, cultural and spiritual dynamics of the entire country.” There have even been calls to have a special national day celebrated as “Parihaka Day”. Even the UN got involved in this one, so, it is time to look at the facts.
THERE WAS INDEED A “HOLOCAUST” in Taranaki during the intertribal fighting in the years before 1840, when local Maori were either killed or enslaved by Waikato tribes or fled to Wellington.
Taranaki tribesman then invaded the Chatham Islands and all but wiped out the peaceful Moriori in what could conceivably be called a “holocaust”.
THERE WAS ALSO A “HOLOCAUST” of settlers’ farm animals, instigated by Wiremu Kingi.
THERE WAS NO HOLOCAUST AT PARIHAKA. nobody was injured except one poor boy (one of the Maori rebels) whose foot was accidentally stepped on by a horse. That boy later became a Member of Parliament and wrote an account of the happenings - one of many accounts written at the time.
This is absolutely typical of the many manufactured "grievances" being used to screw money out of the taxpayers and sway the government to give them rights over and ownership of OUR common heritage - a path which has led to the destruction of democracy in NZ.
By R M
Teachers are complaining that they do not have enough time to teach all the basic subjects, yet they want this:
PRINCIPALS BACK COMPULSORY TE REO MĀORI PLAN
The Principals' Federation is backing the Government's move to make te reo Māori compulsory in schools.
It's part of Labour's pledge to have all early childhood, primary and intermediate schools teaching the subject by 2025.
Minister for Māori Development Nanaia Mahuta told Three's The Hui they'll be getting as much done as they can in the next three years.
They also want the "revised" Maori history taught as a compulsory subject. The stuff being taught in the schools and universities now is absolute lies - it makes all settlers out to be raping, stealing, murdering land-grabbers and all Maori to be sweet innocent wronged peace-lovers. That is absolute B.S., and is easily proved from documentation of the time - much written by the Maori themselves, so it would not be biased.
FOR EXAMPLE, The Waitangi Tribunal’s 1996 interim Taranaki report, which stated, “The invasion and sacking of Parihaka must rank with the most heinous actions of any government in the last century” (referring to the 1800s). The Tribunal called it “the holocaust of Taranaki history.” The name of this place is starting to enter the lexicon of the grievance industry in a big way, with the Human Rights Commission making the statement, “The events that took place in and around Parihaka….have affected the political, cultural and spiritual dynamics of the entire country.” There have even been calls to have a special national day celebrated as “Parihaka Day”. Even the UN got involved in this one, so, it is time to look at the facts.
THERE WAS INDEED A “HOLOCAUST” in Taranaki during the intertribal fighting in the years before 1840, when local Maori were either killed or enslaved by Waikato tribes or fled to Wellington.
Taranaki tribesman then invaded the Chatham Islands and all but wiped out the peaceful Moriori in what could conceivably be called a “holocaust”.
THERE WAS ALSO A “HOLOCAUST” of settlers’ farm animals, instigated by Wiremu Kingi.
THERE WAS NO HOLOCAUST AT PARIHAKA. nobody was injured except one poor boy (one of the Maori rebels) whose foot was accidentally stepped on by a horse. That boy later became a Member of Parliament and wrote an account of the happenings - one of many accounts written at the time.
This is absolutely typical of the many manufactured "grievances" being used to screw money out of the taxpayers and sway the government to give them rights over and ownership of OUR common heritage - a path which has led to the destruction of democracy in NZ.
By R M