Michael Laws on The Platform says forget co-governance - the Centre Left will entrench Te Tiriti and co-governance will and it will only be the start.
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So what. National isn't going to do anything to stop it. NZFirst will be Winston and Jones first and do nothing to stop it. ACT is lucky to get 10%, so they can say what they want but will never be able to stop it.
So, perhaps it is time to accept we have been the frog in the pot. It is now to late, let's just get it over with. I can see the South Island becoming the place to be. Ngai Tahu are as greedy as any Iwi, but they have most of it to themselves. The North Island will tear itself apart as old tribal scores need to be settled.
I can well appreciate the association with 'Animal Farm', Michael, but too many haven't read such, so New Zimbabwe, or (my preference) New Sneetchland is perhaps more befitting and appropriately affronting? The latter name, of course, recognising that if you have a 'star on your belly' as 'identifying' as "Maori", you'll enjoy all sorts of privileges until the whole country implodes (in an inevitable revolution) and ends up broke, before finally coming to its senses - just as Dr Suess so eruditely foretold. But, I'm pleased you've expressed this view, for our msm would never 'join the dots' and this is precisely where an 'elected' leftist Government will certainly lead us - ever more especially, if TOP are involved.
As an aside, how does Willie Jackson manage to evade the totally inappropriate behaviour he was involved in at MUMA without censure? Such being just another example of how useless our msm/Fourth Estate is, and how corrupt this country has become.
The case against co governance was very clearly made in submissions on the Deed of Acknowledgement of the Waitakere Ranges Regional Park, and incredibly resulted in a token measure to possibly obstruct automatic maori domination. But the msm did not trouble to report on (or read?) the submissions so I doubt if more than maybe 50 people ever learned of, and 2/3 of those would have been pro maori and beyond rational influence.
Given the ongoing apathy/. self- interest, NZ will get what it deserves. Who would wish to co-habit with the Jackson -type NZer?
Michael identifies Willie's lava lamp like outward reasoning process. With his boyish charm and waffle, honed by years of radio talkback, Willie cons many and is very influential (RNZ still follow his pro maori line). But his underlying intents seem fully as insidious as those of his fellow conspirator Tamahere
If a marae operates a commercial business in competition with others, does it qualify to pay rates as others?
Michael is right on the money with his analysis - I say that with extreme sadness. Educated properly in UK in the 50's/60's we were exposed to 1984 and Animal Farm. Lived in W. Berlin in the 70's/80's so saw it over the wall and on DDR Television. Never thought we'd we actually be living it in 21st century NZ.
Fellow NZers, please wake up and smell the sh1t.
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