TE REO IS PART OF NZ HISTORY AND SHOULD BE PRESERVED

[Kiwi Frontline]

TE REO IS PART OF NZ HISTORY AND SHOULD BE PRESERVED.

But it needs be recognised for what it is AND PRESERVED AND KEPT BY THOSE WITH AN ASSOCIATION TO IT.

Not forced on the whole country. That is just a waste of money.

Fund the need properly and leave those that don't want it to get a proper education.

I believe if you asked most Maori, not the ones who have an affinity with the money it may generate them, they would tell you to leave their te reo alone. It is theirs, nobody else's.

By G B

[second-class-citizen]

The truth is part of our history and must also be preserved. At the moment brainwashed indoctrinated "teachers" are let loose in our schools telling blatant lies to our young minds. The government is also part of this as it has no interest in searching for the truth probably because the maori mafia bullies are very scary! For example, why is there a govt issued ban on research into the Waipoua stone wall up north until 2063? There is evidence all over NZ that maori were not here first, but we are not allowed to see it!!! What sort of government denies it's citizens the right to even look for the truth? A corrupt third world government that is in cahoots with the grievance industry is the sort of govt! 
Stop the rewriting of our history into a Disney movie where the poor happy united 'natives' are slaughtered by the evil white man. Lets hear the truth where maori were always at war with each other, murdering and eating and enslaving each other. Women had no rights. They wiped out species of birds and were NOT conservationists. They did not have a written language ( the maori alphabet was written for them by white people using the letters from the english alphabet), and were nothing but a stoneage culture.
And the lies we are told about a Treaty that gave equality need to be shown as lies. Every politician is too scared to even question it for fear of being labelled a racist. Universities, once a place for free speech are now banning truthful speech that may "disrespect" a person because they allegedly have some maori blood. Being born in NZ with no maori blood will soon become a crime!
As for te reo, those who care can prop it up at their own expense, but I don't want my tax dollars poured down that drain. I see dragging NZ into the 21st century with world class education, health etc as a priority, not forcing some BS recently made up 'language' on an uncaring population. I have had a family member die on a hospital waiting list while billions of our dollars are given to a bunch of greedy troughers with a sense of entitlement that defies imagination.