The physical building of the country, its towns, cities, roads, churches, schools, railways, and ports was done by these settlers. The culture, dialect, accents, art, history, wars, and mannerisms are a product of this ethnos. Their descendants have both the right and the duty to protect and improve on this heritage. New Zealand belongs to them by virtue of who their ancestors were. The Maori are part of this too, both in blood (as the races intermarried freely) and in culture. The New Zealand project was a civilising project and much care was taken from the beginning to bring Maori from savagery to civilisation. This was broadly successful. It was imperfect, even controversial from the outset, full of mistakes, and naively liberal. It is part of our history, our nation, our ethnos. I speak as a foreigner, my ancestors played no part in this, but the maternal ancestors of my children did.
What happens when you replace the New Zealand people via mass migration? New Zealand ceases to exist. The current government is doing this as the previous government did. Why would any immigrant accept second class status because of the way some piece of paper from 200 years ago is interpreted? Why would they need to adapt to some culture or understand the history of NZ European people who are going to be a minority within a generation?
Modern institutions like the Waitangi Tribunal also exist to attack the ethnos from within by generating endless anti-white grievance. Foreigners in parliament attack our history. The public universities and state media spew open anti-white hatred. They want to kill New Zealand and have already constructed a replacement nation: "Aotearoa." This "Aotearoa" would be a Frankenstein's monster that would quickly devolve to turd-world status. What did you think decolonisation meant? Vibes? Essays?
There is incoherence in the centre-right opposition to this. Seymour and Brash who oppose these enemies within still embrace the Great Replacement. They wage war against "Aotearoa" in the name of "modern multi-ethnic liberal democracy". That's the very thing killing New Zealand. It's subconsciously part of what's driving desperate attempts from Maori radicals to secure constitutional power before there's no one left who might be interested in their unique ethnic status.
They fail to articulate this because the "Maori elite" are low IQ Marxists. There are zero ethno-nationalist intellectuals among their ranks. It's purely anti-white grievance rather than pro-Maori futurism. Mass migration heavily dilutes the power and influence of Maori, but due to their left-wing alliances they cannot oppose it. This is of course in part why Seymour and Brash love mass migration too. I must mention here that it is possible to have small groups of ethnic minorities in your nation. It's possible to absorb them over time or to let them live in their own small enclaves. Historically New Zealand has been very friendly to this, even when maintaining a White New Zealand policy in the first hundred and twenty years or so. As long as the dominant ethnic supermajority is maintained.
The breakdown of New Zealand politics into ethno-centric politics was not inevitable. It only happened because the policy to keep New Zealand as the ethnic homeland of the NZ European and NZ Maori people was rejected by late 20th century liberals in favour of turning the country into a deracinated economic zone. We are now reaping the fruits of this policy and unless we reverse course things will get so much worse.
This will require broad agreement among the right-wing that New Zealand is an ethno-state and that the government exists to preserve the interests of New Zealanders.
Dieuwe is the editor of Right Minds NZ. In addition to conservative politics and reactionary thought, he like books, gardening, biking, tech, reformed theology, beauty, and tradition. This article was first published HERE
What happens when you replace the New Zealand people via mass migration? New Zealand ceases to exist. The current government is doing this as the previous government did. Why would any immigrant accept second class status because of the way some piece of paper from 200 years ago is interpreted? Why would they need to adapt to some culture or understand the history of NZ European people who are going to be a minority within a generation?
Modern institutions like the Waitangi Tribunal also exist to attack the ethnos from within by generating endless anti-white grievance. Foreigners in parliament attack our history. The public universities and state media spew open anti-white hatred. They want to kill New Zealand and have already constructed a replacement nation: "Aotearoa." This "Aotearoa" would be a Frankenstein's monster that would quickly devolve to turd-world status. What did you think decolonisation meant? Vibes? Essays?
There is incoherence in the centre-right opposition to this. Seymour and Brash who oppose these enemies within still embrace the Great Replacement. They wage war against "Aotearoa" in the name of "modern multi-ethnic liberal democracy". That's the very thing killing New Zealand. It's subconsciously part of what's driving desperate attempts from Maori radicals to secure constitutional power before there's no one left who might be interested in their unique ethnic status.
They fail to articulate this because the "Maori elite" are low IQ Marxists. There are zero ethno-nationalist intellectuals among their ranks. It's purely anti-white grievance rather than pro-Maori futurism. Mass migration heavily dilutes the power and influence of Maori, but due to their left-wing alliances they cannot oppose it. This is of course in part why Seymour and Brash love mass migration too. I must mention here that it is possible to have small groups of ethnic minorities in your nation. It's possible to absorb them over time or to let them live in their own small enclaves. Historically New Zealand has been very friendly to this, even when maintaining a White New Zealand policy in the first hundred and twenty years or so. As long as the dominant ethnic supermajority is maintained.
The breakdown of New Zealand politics into ethno-centric politics was not inevitable. It only happened because the policy to keep New Zealand as the ethnic homeland of the NZ European and NZ Maori people was rejected by late 20th century liberals in favour of turning the country into a deracinated economic zone. We are now reaping the fruits of this policy and unless we reverse course things will get so much worse.
This will require broad agreement among the right-wing that New Zealand is an ethno-state and that the government exists to preserve the interests of New Zealanders.
Dieuwe is the editor of Right Minds NZ. In addition to conservative politics and reactionary thought, he like books, gardening, biking, tech, reformed theology, beauty, and tradition. This article was first published HERE
4 comments:
One viewpoint: indeed Maori aim for an ethnocracy - i.e.superior status and ultimate power of Maori over the other 83% of the population by 2040 ( as described in He Puapua).
But before the European population dwindles to a minority or emigrates, this group's assets should be plundered as part of the redress for colonization.
The author is right - there is no long- term thinking beyond 2040.
Excellent article, thanks.
100% correct DB. And with one exception all the parties in the present Parliament are very much blind to the issue or indeed enthusiastic supporters of our (Anglo-kiwi) demise. The really interesting point is that the Maori Party has no clue about the reality of their fate if the majority ethnic group eventually (inevitably?) disappears.
I believe the author of this article is correct: mass immigration of people from a variety of races & cultures is driving the push for Maori to assert -very aggressively -their special status within NZ. The descendants of the British were a pushover; the newcomers will not be!
It is time that functional integration into our dominant Western culture & values – arguably the most advanced and humane the world has known - was required of all NZers, including part-Maori.
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