In this video I outline the changed landscape of New Zealand's tribal system and how it has become a cancer in our society.
Tuesday, September 9, 2025
Anglo Saxon: New Zealand's cancerous tribal system and what it costs us.
Labels: Anglo Saxon, NZ's tribal system
6 comments:
Fred Maning's observations on maori similarly unflattering. Used as the basis for a whole RNZ episode in the Black Sheep series. Maning had been nearly killed by a maori robbing his house. After years on the Land Court where maori vied and lied against each other to establish ownership so that they may sell to their advantge, Maning had no illusions .
A.S's delivery has slowed and is improved. But for someone making such serious broadacsts surely he can sort the microphone boom.
All completely true of course, and well articulated thank you. Most people know this well, so what constrains us from action? We're not all wokesters, although those sillies (many of them female, I am ashamed to say). Surely it is time the Tamiheres were held to account for their electoral irregulariies! Come on you bureaucrats! Local councils are no longer democratic, but let's take the coming elections to ask the right questions of those vying for office. We could all do more.....
All you say is absolutely true & this knowledge is readily available all over the Internet via Richard Dawkins, Robin Dunbar etc. There is a reason mammals/ Primates/ Monkeys are Tribal & stuck in the grip of survival & ignorance. Us humans only escaped those clutches via The Industrial Revolution, the Advance of Capitalism & Human Self-Interest, which powers Good & Bad ie. Invention, Power & Greed.
I fear NZ Inc is doomed & I have diversified my capital away from here to safe-guard my own survival. What a Shame !!
PS - Prof. David Deutsch has a great video on how democracy actually should work ,….. & we have got that badly wrong too.
Feminism & the disruption of women’s liberation from Home to Work has also brought with it Unintended Consequences, which are part of this Woke Nonsense ……..
Hi again ….. This Maorification of NZ will not end well. The 1st world is racing toward AI, Robotics (in medicine) & all manner of intellectual innovations & NZ Inc is rapidly falling behind even the simplest standards of numeracy & literacy.
Maori are Tribal, Hunter Gatherer peoples, left behind from modern enlightened cultures, by their isolation on the tiny Pacific Islands over the last 1000/2000 years.
This isolation results in low IQ & stagnation as witnessed all over the world by similarly isolated cultures in Africa, Nepal, Brazil etc.
As such (Tribal) they have no other way of surviving or gaining wealth than by stealing it ie. War. Just look at their past & present behaviours.
They have no history in capitalism, science, innovation, discovery or wealth creation.
The current Treaty arguments are testament to their limited possibilities, in this modern sense.
There are NO full-blooded Maoris left, so the Grab for wealth & power is flawed from the onset. We are all much the same, but this division is typical of Tribalism & the ruling class concept.
However, Tribes are unstable in numbers greater than 100/150 (Dunbars Number) because of social dynamics, & this is borne out by current Maori developments.
This division & backwardness of NZ ….. WILL NOT END WELL.
Well said, Rick, and that caricature of the self-proclaimed 'naughty native' is, oh - so apt! Regrettably, to date, he's the one still laughing ... all the way to the bank! Just when will the 'woke' (and the other useful idiots) wake up?
" Ethnic based tribal politics has to stop. It is rooted in the bankrupt idea that the goal of politics or business is to funnel as much pie as possible to ones family tribe or circle with little regard for the public good. It stifles innovation and fractures the fabric of society. Instead of opening businesses and engaging in commerce, people come to rely on patronage and payback as a means of advancing. Instead of unifying the country to move forward on solving problems. it divides neighbour from neighbour”
Barack Obama University of Nairobi 2006
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