While our school children get indoctrinated the rest of us get screwed by Maori elite

I received my regular newsletter by Muriel Newman of NZCPR (New Zealand Centre for Political Research) this week only to read more disturbing news about how ordinary New Zealanders are being hijacked and ripped off by the Key administration along with their Maori-Party cohorts.

First, a look at how we are getting ripped off; the following, in part, is what Muriel Newman wrote this week in an article titled Money not Mana:

“The report by Fairfax media that Crown negotiators working for Treaty Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson on the Treaty settlement process have picked up million dollar fees shows the Treaty of Waitangi grievance industry has become an insatiable gravy train not just for the iwi elite, but also for ex-politicians and the ‘in’ crowd. See: Tony Wall, Treaty cases earn top dollar for ‘top team’

The 14-strong negotiating team has been paid a total of $5.5 million. Michael Dreaver, an Auckland consultant was the highest earner at $1.5m, followed by Ross Philipson, formerly of the Ministry of Economic Development, who made just over $1m.  Former Members of Parliament include justice minister Sir Douglas Graham (who was found guilty last year of making misleading statements while a director of Lombard Finance) who earned $186,901, former MP and iwi chairs forum member Tukoroirangi Morgan who received $439,085, and former Prime Minister Jim Bolger, who earned $29,912.”

Let’s be clear; the National Party, under John Key, is no more fiscally responsible than Labour. While they close schools in Christchurch all for the appearance of being fiscally responsible, here they are throwing money away at the Maori gravy train; those numbers above should make everyone shudder. Since 1992 the government has spent $1.2 billion on settlements and there is still $1.2 billion to go so there is obviously a lot more gravy train to go.

But it is not going to stop there; we have seen the debacle Key and Finlayson made over the foreshore and seabed which will lead to Pakeha getting fleeced; have a look at this old Q+A video with Finlayson and see the holes Key has created for ordinary New Zealanders to get screwed by Maori.

Muriel Newman continues to highlight how Maori are screwing us in her newsletter with this:

“Iwi have become experts at soft-soaping the public with talk of the ‘guardianship’ of assets. Let’s not be fooled by their rhetoric. Their agenda is to get their hands on as many public assets as they can, for private commercial advantage. This is evident in their claims for electromagnetic spectrum and of course, fresh water. If the Supreme Court supports the Maori councils’ claim for freshwater, and the government acquiesces to such a ridiculous notion, we will end up having to pay private tribal corporations every time we turn on the tap.

 The reality is that the modern-day Treaty settlements are about money, not mana, and the drive for co-governance is about power not partnership.

  Just last week Ngati Tuwharetoa, the so-called ‘guardians’ of Lake Taupo, announced that they intend to charge competitors in the New Zealand Ironman competition around $40 a head for the swimming leg of the race. This move to charge for the right to swim in the lake is expected to bring in around $56,000. It will be in addition to the income Tuwharetoa already receives from the commercial tourist ventures that use the lake, from a share of all fishing licence fees, and from an annual Crown payment of $1.5 million.”

Moving on—in another article on NZCPR titled ‘What's really going on in our schools?’ Fiona MacKenzie highlights what’s going on in schools and how our children are getting indoctrinated; in part, she wrote this:

“We were forewarned when the Maori Party’s Pita Sharples (Associate Minister of Education in the National-lead Government) began talking about “cultural education”. Little did we realise he intended systematic brainwashing of our young people in schools. 

The Ministry of Education’s Curriculum Update entitled “Treaty of Waitangi Principle” encapsulates this process. This edict was sent out last year after an Education Review Office report (2011) claimed that many schools were finding this “Principle” difficult to implement. Now their difficulty may be because this “Principle” is indefinable, let alone impractical, goes against the grain and all New Zealanders’ customary rights in our multi-cultural democracy - but that hurdle hasn’t stopped our radical bureaucracy.

Our schools are being told:  

- The Treaty affords Maori a dual set of rights.

- Schools must consult with the local Maori community about the school’s direction.

- Te reo Maori should be promoted in school management (i.e. in day-to-day staff communication and admin), as well as teaching and learning.

- All pupils need to learn Maori, gain knowledge and experience of important Maori concepts and customs, and understand and celebrate the place of Maori as tangata whenua.

- Schools will learn to share power, control, and decision-making while validating the unique position of Maori and recognizing the contribution Maori make to education.”

Fiona MacKenzie continues with:

“Race-based Discrimination:

Equality before the law and democracy (along with property rights) have long proven to be the foundations of strong and prosperous economies. Yet here at home and certainly in this Ministry, these tenets are being aggressively and persistently undermined.

Increasingly we see that anyone with a teaspoon of Maori blood are being given greater rights than any other member of the population (with no corresponding emphasis on their responsibilities). Meanwhile other New Zealanders are required to pay tax to fund the double-dipping, dictatorial control or free ride of Maori advisory boards, consultants, politicians, activists, guardians, and the recipients of numerous race-based grants and subsidies.”

Pakeha New Zealanders are getting taking for a ride; slowly but surely we—the majority—are becoming oppressed in our own country. Our kids are being indoctrinated and forced to learn a meaningless language while the rest of us get screwed. But it’s not going to stop there; we have now got the ‘constitutional review’ to contend with; this will mean the end of New Zealand as we know it. Read what NZCPR say about that:

“The government's constitutional review is a major threat to New Zealand's democracy. A biased 
constitutional advisory panel and a consultation process that locks out non-Maori threatens to 
permanently put power and privilege into the hands of the tribal elite. 
This urgent threat to our future is quietly building momentum while most people are unaware of 
what is at stake.
The constitutional advisory panel - an initiative of the Maori Party fronting for the tribal elite - has 
embarked on a similar consultation process to that used to pass the atrocious Marine and Coastal Area 
Bill into law. $4 million will be spent over the next 12 months to convince the public that we need a new 'written' constitution to enshrine the Treaty of Waitangi as superior law. A new constitution would give un-elected Judges supreme power over our elected Members of Parliament.
If we do nothing, under this new regime, non-Maori New Zealanders will become second class citizens 
in their own land. All attempts to impose a race-based future on New Zealand - through a "written" constitution embracing the Treaty - should be strongly opposed……..”

If you are opposed to this and would like to stop it, you can help by signing NZCPR’s declaration for equality here.