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Showing posts with label William Chambers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Chambers. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Guest Post: Tactical voting


The MMP electoral system can be problematic — but, with a good understanding of its nature, there is a way for the National Party coalition government to be more assured of being reelected; and at the same time, give ACT and NZ First more say in crucial matters such as equal rights for all New Zealanders, which National have been too timid to implement, despite having promised to do so before the last election.

Wednesday, August 19, 2026

Guest Post: An Urgent Matter of National Significance


Guest post by William Chambers on No Minister

Maori favouritism (racial division) has reached the point of being a form of apartheid in New Zealand. The fact being, there are hundreds of preferential “provisions” along with 96 Acts of Parliament exclusively benefitting those of Maori heritage.

This racist situation has eventuated through what could be described as deceitful manipulation of pertinent information. Which only an insignificant percentage of us are fully aware of. So, we are vainly trying to get the truth out there through Forums, Blog Sites and emails to each other.

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Guest Post: It’s Called Setting Yourself Up


A guest post on NOMINISTER by William Chambers.

The Conservation Minister, Tama Potaka, has said he is removing certain DoC land from the stewardship category to allow for future sale or exchange.

A majority of respondents during last year’s consultation opposed this. But Patoka confirmed that he is going ahead with it anyway.

Thursday, March 12, 2026

Guest Post: So Maori claim to be genetically superior


A guest post on NOMINISTER by William Chambers.

The ironic claim by Te Pati Maori of genetic superiority in those of Māori lineage showed through when, in an interview on the National Radio Programme, a part-Maori woman was asked whether she would be happy for her children to marry Pakeha. This self-opinionated woman replied that it would certainly not be acceptable, because Maori bloodlines need to be kept pure!

Can you imagine if, in the same context, a Pakeha had said that on radio. All hell would have broken loose.