The New Zealand government is pulling back on protecting Māori rights, sparking protests from indigenous lawmakers who oppose the decision with their traditional “haka” chant.

8 thoughts on “The New Zealand government is pulling back on protecting Māori rights, sparking protests from indigenous lawmakers who oppose the decision with their traditional “haka” chant.

  1. Saw a video a few years ago of Maoris doing the Haka chant in front of WEFer Jacinda Ardern…opposing her “vaccine” mandates for NZ. They also did it during WW1….Hmmmmm…..

  2. These people are from “Te Pati Maori” or “The Maori Party”. They are tiny minority party who represent a very tiny percentage of Maori people in New Zealand. They are just trouble-makers who want separate laws favoring Maori over everyone else. All the Maori people I know are embarrassed to have these few radical idiots being seen publicly “representing” them in parliament & reject them wholeheartedly.

    Under Jacinda’s leftwing Labour Government Maori were given even more special treatment with heaps more tax-payers’ money going to Maori groups already milking the system. To boot, every Govt department was given a Maori name which was used INSTEAD of English – the language used by EVERY New Zealander – Maori is only spoken fluently by a tiny minority. All letterheads, signage, etc was changed at great expense & the Maori language in this way was “forced” on the population. Most New Zealanders hated this! The new National Government has largely overturned this & one of their main campaigns for re-election was to eliminate all legislation which gives special treatment ie. more money, etc to minority races over the majority. Although people of European descent still make up the majority New Zealand now has many different cultural groups making up its population & the general aim is to treat everyone equally as “New Zealanders”.

    To add, Maori are not “native” or “indigenous”. They only arrived in New Zealand just over 600 years ago as immigrants themselves. As they settled the land they completely wiped out, yes genocided, the people who were already here before them & stole THEIR land. Look up Moriori people if you want more info. It is also known by some Maori elders in certain parts of New Zealand, especially in the Far North, that there were “other” people living in New Zealand long before & possibly alongside the Moriori. Many ancient sites have been found by a few researchers & books written to show this & many have been destroyed by the powers that be as quickly as they were found so as not to open a can of worms & upset the status quo! You can do more digging on this yourself if that interests you! 😉

    To summarize – don’t be fooled by the video above. Go look on Youtube & elsewhere for similar videos about this & read the comments. They speak volumes.

    1. There’s always more than one side to the story. The Maoris I’ve experienced are striving for self-determinism, just like Hawaiians. But that battle has been raging for decades. That old saying of “there’s good and bad in every kind” comes to mind. So each group has its rogue members. The individual trumps the race. And having seen what the New Zealand government did to their people during the scamdemic I’d have no trouble seeing it dismantled, just like the government here. It’s almost like the people of earth are being asked to start from the bottom up. What can be salvaged from a system that is inherently evil?

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      1. Everybody’s caught between the system and the truth. One foot in, one foot out. We hate it but it’s here. The uprising is about getting both feet on the truth. I say this knowing I’m still participating in the lie by all the ways I still cooperate and pay up. It’s that place again of wanting to act and being frozen, but when I see anyone dutifully upsetting the apple cart, I believe we’re getting closer.

        Make the comfortable uncomfortable.

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  3. This headline is misleading & even blatantly false when you know what’s really going on with the bill they are discussing re Treaty “principles”. Research it if you’re interested. Also keep in mind that Te Pati Maori (The Maori Party) are a political party taking part in a party politics system. In many people’s opinions ALL politicians taking part in this system are corrupt. It has been proven time & time again that you do not change things from the inside because that system will not let you inside if you are not part of it! Anyway, here is a video that gives another perspective from another party politician, the very seasoned Winston Peters (a Maori himself) from the New Zealand First party. Peters has been around longer than most & like ALL politicians is no stranger to personal controversy. He just has a few less filters than most. Personally I hate the whole lot of them but listen to what he has to say to get a little more insight from another perspective. The “hikoi” he refers to is a protest “march” that Maori organised to protest the Treaty Principles Bill. Normally these marches are all on foot & involve at least a few genuinely concerned people with genuine grievance but this one was a little different.

    1. Thanks, Nate. I’ve been trying to break it down. Hard to trust any of ’em, especially the crown, even over a century ago, but I do know that some indigenous people go into office as spies, in order to be able to alert their people of what’s going down. Anyhow I came across this:

      Aside: If only the world embraced our 10 Articles. Too simple, I guess. No, too threatening to the greedy.

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      1. A lot of uninformed, ignorant or even deceptive people in the comments on that video either making up their own fantasy version of what’s going on or simply there to promote their own slanted propaganda rather than the truth! Most people outside of New Zealand have absolutely no clue what they’re talking about when it comes to the claims some radical (and in many cases communist!) Maori make. These same people probably still believe that the jew-money-backed communist terrorists who took over South Africa under the guise of doing away with the “white man’s apartheid” was a good thing! Political correctness still seems to guide many people’s opinions rather than facts.

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