John Robertson: The Secular State Under Seige

We are bearing witness to a profound, state-sponsored betrayal of the secular contract, a calculated metaphysical coup where a gutless managerial elite has allowed Māori spiritual beliefs to aggressively colonize our legal system, our policy frameworks, and our classrooms under the dishonest camouflage of "culture." Let’s drop the polite, cowardly euphemisms and name the rot with absolute precision: by embedding explicitly theological concepts like tikanga, wairua, and mauri into central government statutes, local regulations, and corporate policy frameworks, the state has established a toxic, selective soft theocracy.

John Robertson: Burn the Treaty Course, Torch the Rituals, Make Schools Secular

Preschool, primary, intermediate, college, university. That’s the education chain. At least, it should be. But in New Zealand it’s not education anymore — it’s indoctrination with a feather cloak. From the first day to the final year of university, kids are marched through spiritual rituals dressed up as “culture.” Karakia before morning tea, haka and nose-rubbing ceremonies on demand, atua in the curriculum, wairua in the textbooks — religion shoved down their throats without consent.