As a non-Maori, it astounds me how the everyday Maori, the Maori we all know, the ones who go out each day to bring home the wages and be part of a modern-day society are constantly told by these lying, manipulative Maori committees and Maori administrative groups just how dumb and stupid their fellow Maori travellers truly are.
I sometimes wonder just how much longer the average Maori will take this constant criticism of their inability to be worthwhile New Zealand citizens.
The mainstream seem determined to die on this hill, defending their outdated methods while attacking anyone who steps outside the club. Meanwhile the new media age has arrived.
Maiki Sherman confirmed Friday was her last day at TVNZ in a post on social media.
The clock is ticking. November is not far away. National can keep telling itself things will turn around or it can face the facts staring at it in every poll. Right now the facts say Luxon is the problem.
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“It could well be that critical minerals are needed for hearing aids. And I rather fear, Mr Speaker, that hearing aids are needed for the member from Western Māori sitting to my right” – Minister Shane Jones.
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