Introduction:
A healthy civilisation does not apologise for enforcing order. It does not recoil when confronted by cultural dysfunction. It certainly does not cede its institutions to the cult of race. Yet in New Zealand, this is precisely what we are doing. The most recent performance by the Independent Children's Monitor - masquerading as a serious policy report - is not a document of insight but a ritual lamentation, choreographed to advance a radical narrative: that Māori failure is never the fault of Māori, but always the result of an oppressive system that must be dismantled, devolved, and ethnically reassigned.
