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Dear Editor

I am pleased that Judith and David are making a stand against this He Puapua bulldust. It has been 40 years this year since the Springbok tour and of the widespread anti-apartheid protests which played an important role in ridding South Africa of that dreadful regime, yet here we are 40 years later having a similar dreadful separatist regime foisted upon us behind our backs by this sneaky, cowardly Marxist mob who are running (into the ground) New Zealand.

I have no doubt that you are well aware of the ramifications He Puapua will have on our way of life here. I believe He Puapua is about a step by step program of handing over control of New Zealand to a minority Maori elite. Or in other words, changing New Zealand from a capitalist democratic free society into a Maori dictatorship where the colour of your skin will determine your value and what human rights you will have.

Is that what we want here? If separatist apartheid was wrong for South Africa why is it right for New Zealand? If He Puapua is implemented here, New Zealand will resemble a cross between North Korea under Kim Jong Un and Uganda under Idi Amin. The UNDRIP driven He Puapua 2040/vision will be a defining issue for New Zealand which has to be vigorously opposed before it is too late.

Signed

Don W


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