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Saturday, November 16, 2024

Ross Meurant: ‘History can be a Bitch’ – once said Titewhai Harawira

February 28, 2021, I penned my first blog for Dr Muriel Newman’s platform: A Step Too Far (1)    T’was but only last week, 3 years plus, that I vowed, not to blog again. I felt I was saying versions of the same thing.

November 14, 2024, and atrocity in the Hallowed Halls of New Zealand’s Parliament, however, was another, Step Too Far.

As Titewhai Harawira once said, ‘History can be a Bitch’, I say, “It sure can.”

October 6, 1987, I delivered my Maiden Speech to Parliament. 

A proud moment for a boy from the rural rump of Northland, who having failed School Cert and worked as a concrete worker until at 19 years of age, by 1966 I somehow ended up in the NZ Police Training School, Trentham.  Perhaps even more surprising was my rapid rise through the ranks – from detective on elite squads under John Hughes (the most outstanding leader I endured as a cop) and Bruce Hutton (the most notorious), via being 2nd O/C Red Squad to commissioned rank with a BA and part of a Law degree when I took up the role of O/C Criminal Intelligence Section & V.I.P. Security planning.

The take-over of Parliament by war dancing denizens of our Sovereign Parliament was like a clarion, calling the majority of Kiwis to stand with Hon David Seymour, as he valiantly stood defiant against a radical Māori menace.

I too, once stood defiant – and as a result my new Holden car was torched outside the bedroom window of my 7-year-old daughter at our family residence on Northcote Point.

Why?   Because in the same debating chamber debouched yesterday, I said the following;

“We must also maintain our vigilance against extremist elements in our society that would exploit our racial difficulties and that advocate the overthrow of the New Zealand Government by armed force and the removal of white New Zealanders.

“Who are the people who want total Maori control of New Zealand? They are Maori radicals who espouse a philosophy of nationalism, yet accept assistance from communist States and training in Third World countries. Those people include Atareta Poananga, Titewhai Harawira, Hinewhare Harawira, Rebecca Evans, Donna Awatere, Hilda Halkyard Harawira, and Emily Karaka, who are the principal cell of the Maori nationalist movement in New Zealand. They call the shots. Males are regarded as inferior, and sit in the second row. They include Arthur Harawira, Hone Harawira, Mangu Awarau, Benny Dalton, Dr Pat Hohepa, Eru Potaka-Dewes, Norman Te Whata, Syd Jackson, and Haami Piripi. Those people operate under several organisational labels---the Waitangi Action Committee appears to be the umbrella group, with PENAK, NFIP, MLPA, Rangitahi Action Group, and Te Ahi Kaa some of the subsidiary groups.

“As an inspector of the New Zealand Police, I---along with others---watched the movement grow. Those people were first seen at Bastion Point in 1978; they then moved to Waitangi, and turned our national day into an annual battle between police and protestors. In 1981 New Zealanders experienced unprecedented violence in the streets as members of the group recruited, organised, mobilised, and motivated gang members across the nation, from the Mongrel Mob to the Headhunters, to clash with the police. They have moved underground, and they are now a greater danger; they now plan to overthrow the New Zealand Government.

“Poananga stated: ``We want all the land back, every inch of it.’’ She also said that they will resort to the barrel of a gun to achieve their goal. That group will never succeed with its objective, but---as with the Black September movement in the United States---it will cause a lot of misery and turmoil, and the danger it presents to the nation must not be underestimated.

“What are those people doing now? They have even moved inside the system. Rebecca Evans, for example, has taken a job in broadcasting. Goebbels understood the importance of the news media. Others have taken up a variety of welfare positions, particularly within the mental health field. The group is now ensconced at Carrington Hospital in Auckland, and uses that hospital’s telephone, stationery, and office space. At one secret meeting they had with Abu Laghood, a Palestine Liberation Organisation representative, the principal question asked of Laghood was: ``How do we get firearms and explosives from the PLO?’’

“The group has become so powerful at Carrington Hospital that it is able to affect the channelling of hospital funds away from projects given priority by hospital management into the dubious area of Maori mental health. Maori mental health includes the indoctrination of young Maori gang members with the concept that they are in prison or discriminated against because of the white man, and that their salvation lies in revolution.

“The group at Carrington Hospital now controls a Maori ward. Access to that ward is only on the authority of Titewhai Harawira---even the doctors must get Harawira’s permission before they enter the ward. I say that that is an outrage---an outrage that has happened only under the Labour Government, and that is happening at this moment. The group has become so powerful that a hospital superintendent spoke out publicly about their actions earlier this year. He was not exaggerating about the group’s influence, because, unfortunately, when the issue was forced again last month it was Dr Radcliffe, the hospital superintendent---not the radical social workers---who was put off the hospital staff. I put this outrage before the nation as an issue that demands an immediate and independent inquiry now.

“Those Maori nationalists form a network throughout the country. Hone Harawira is the principal trustee for the Aupouri Ngati Kahu Te Rarawa Trust in Northland, which has received $1.5 million from the training assistance programme, the Access programme, and the Department of Maori Affairs in the past 3 years. Haami Piripi, who is chairman of the Aupouri trust, is also head of the Rangitahi Action Group, which is subservient to the Waitangi Action Group.

“The Aupouri trust administers some 14 training groups, one of those being Whakakoro Kohanga Reo---language nest---which is administered by Hilda Halkyard Harawira. Another of those groups is the Ani Wha Niwa in Kaitaia, which is administered by Hone Harawira. The Taumata Kohanga Reo spent its initial setting-up grant of $5,000 on the purchase of a vehicle. The accountability of the Aupouri trust for the moneys it receives is questionable, at best, with the opportunity for misappropriation being considerable. I share the concerns of intelligence-gathering agencies that the political activities of the Waitangi Action Committee are funded by moneys stolen from grants made to the trust or other welfare sources.

“Group members have extensive contacts abroad. In 1978 Awatere, Evans, and seven Socialist Unity Party members went to Cuba, where Awatere and Evans met with the Palestine Liberation Organisation leadership for the first time. Evans says that she learnt there that 400 000 Maori people could take on 3 000 000 whites. Awatere and Hilda Halkyard Harawira went to the Vanuatu celebrations, and in 1980, together with Hone Harawira, they participated in the boycott of the Brisbane Commonwealth Games. On 4 April 1987, Awarau and Dalton and two others booked to fly to Libya, and recently Hilda Halkyard Harawira went to Denmark to receive a communist-supported peace prize. As recently as last month, Poananga, Harawira, and Hohepa went to Fiji to seek Colonel Rabuka’s help to overthrow the New Zealand Government by armed force.

“I place this information before the nation, which also demands an inquiry into the distribution of $1.5 million through the hands of those terrorists. Those people are dangerous; they are growing in strength, and in confidence, and we must move to put into place the State machinery to deal with them. The police are neither equipped nor trained to deal with terrorists. A terrorist has a totally different psyche from the everyday criminal. As a nation, we must look at setting up a government unit to maintain surveillance of and to infiltrate that kind of terrorist group.

Irony can also be a bitch.

As I was delivering this speech, Labour MP Hon Geoffery Palmer seated opposite me, was onto his desk phone and heard to say “You should listen to this”.

As I stepped down from delivering my Maiden Speech, Hon Whetū Tirikātene-Sullivan and Rt Hon Dr Sir Peter Tapsell crossed the floor from the Labour benches and thanked me for what I had presented.

National Party bosses, Jim Bolger, Don McKinnon and Bil Birch, never said a word

Ross Meurant BA MPP.  Company Director. www.gena.co.nz  Former Police Inspector, Member of Parliament & Honorary Consul.

(1)   https://www.nzcpr.com/a-step-too-far-bi-cultural-partnership/

(2)   https://www.klaut.media/single-post/ross-meurant-maiden-speech

(3)   https://breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com/2024/08/ross-meurant-civil-war.html

13 comments:

Robert Arthur said...

Bolger, Mc Kinnon and Birch were obviously thinking about their cars, as I suspect Luxon does. Meanwhile the govt continues to pour tens of millions into support of insurrection coordination centres (marae). Harawira ushering colonist descended wahine politicians at Waitangit would certainly appeal to maori appreciation of mana, utu, irony, sly betrayal and contempt.

Anonymous said...

Prescient. However our current PM is only interested in making friends with these people as he is no politician and has zero knowledge of NZ History. He believes in the Bible and what he is told, anything else is in the too hard basket.His leadership is pathetic.

anonymous said...

Devastating testimony. One hopes the author has personal security. Seymour likewise.
Now it really is up to the NZ people to demand a referendum. This will not be easy. The Education system has indoctrinated a young generation of "true believers."

Anonymous said...

“National Party bosses, Jim Bolger, Don McKinnon and Bil Birch, never said a word, while Labour MP Hon Geoffery Palmer seated opposite me, was onto his desk phone and heard to say “You should listen to this”.
All you need to know about democracy, politics, politicians, and the deep state agenda.

Allen said...

A comment in the international media, " It looked like a bad Monty Python sketch"

Anonymous said...

NZ is in danger of losing their citizenship identify::Who owns land _ business_ banks in NZ- what country is destroying our communities through illegal drugs:

Anonymous said...

In reading the Maiden Speech presented, then, the data on who, from Maoridom was involved ( those had paid travel to both Libya & Cuba) - we had our own Black Live Matter (BLM) movement be coming an established entity, then and still carries on today. The names then, as listed, in this article, have changed, some still sit on the periphery, with new ones added.
Now we can add another well known name to the list - John Minto, whom I am sure Ross will remember very clearly.
My past conversations with those who came from South Africa following the African National Council (ANC) ascending to power, these people have verbally stated, that over years past, they see what Maoridom is doing as being a parallel to what the ANC strived to do, also with the assistance of Russia.
Russia, then, having a major input into Politics & Tribal wars, now surpassed by China.
The other thing that is raised, is how many "white New Zealander's seem oblivious to this".
Also on South Africa, how many New Zealander's are aware of how this once proud Country has now descended into state of corruption, aided and abetted by Tribal antipathy and infighting, where the "ruling elite have privilege's, whilst their people live in poverty. Here in New Zealand, we have the same thing that has been happening within Maoridom for many years past.
Interesting, that what the Author/ Ross Meurant stated in His Maiden Speech, the aspirations of Maoridom, then, which is still the "name of the game now". But me thinks that the paymaster is no longer Russia.
Oh no Jim Bolger, there is another interesting story about him as Prime Minister and an incident with a Back Bencher, at the time, Winston Peters.

Doug Longmire said...

Reading about the hikoi blocking SH 1 at Levin, and being reminded of all the times a gang "funeral" blocks main roads, the following question is raised in my mind:-
"If I as a person, blocked SH1 with a parked car, what would happen? "
We all know the answer:- The Police would arrive pronto, and take me and my car away and I would be charged.

Never happens to the other ones.

ross meurant said...

Most impressed with Seymour Monday Herald re Shipley "paying as much attention to treaty docos as she did Mainzeal accounts"
And Finlayson - the cupid who with John Key, undid the Crown ownership of NZ maritime foreshore via 2004 Foreshore Protection Act of Helen Clark.

Seymour has come of age.

Anonymous said...

40 to 50 years of brainwashing combined with gutless politicians and suprise, surprise look what we have. Welcome to the new NZ thats stands for New Zimbabwe, problem is where will all us second class whites go.

Anonymous said...

David Seymour is taking on enormous personal risk now - I hope enough of us can see this and offer what support we can. There’s much at stake.

Sven said...

Is the waitangi tribunal our DC swamp?

Anonymous said...

Ross, thank you for your courage in elaborating upon what many of us have concluded from the ravages of Maori activism over the years. I have been appalled by the docile nature of successive governments and agencies in failing to address this threat to the nation.
There is a limit to what one can express without being regarded as a ‘white radical’ so all that I can say is: tolerance and talking has achieved nothing as this Maori political steam-roller rampages across the NZ political landscape unchecked. The time for talking is past. Like it or not, a projection of the present course the country is on, points to eventual racial war.
The NZ Secret Service, (or whatever name they go by), should have long ago, compiled enough on these insurrectionists to bring charges and put these people where they can do no further harm.
The rot within the system was manifested long ago when tape recordings of Tame Iti’s mob were deemed to be inadmissible as evidence. They were only convicted on firearms charges instead of more serious charges. They mustn’t upset the Maoris, but it is okay to upset the whites.
Sooner or later, I anticipate that an underground white reactionary group will deal with the problem that the government will not manage.
Mr. Luxon, the ball is in your court.