15/02/2025
The commentary below, is from an "UnKnown Author "
So don't shoot me, I am only the Messenger !!
(I can't remember who it was that originally posted this
But He/She deserves some recognition/credit)
New Zealand: Time to Ditch the Fairy Tales and Grow Up
Alright, New Zealand, buckle up. We need to talk about the sad, pathetic state of this country—starting with the fairy tales and delusions driving public policy. In 2025, we’re supposed to be a modern, progressive nation. But instead, we’re knee-deep in a toxic cocktail of superstition, race-based politics, and fiscal irresponsibility. We’re not even stumbling in the Dark Ages anymore; we’re actively celebrating them.
Let’s kick things off with the Northland highway project. You know, the one that got halted because of some mythical taniwha—a sea monster that doesn’t exist—lurking in the area? Seriously. A fictional creature is holding up a multi-million-dollar infrastructure project. If this were a comedy sketch, it would be hilarious. In reality, it’s an embarrassment of epic proportions. Our government, which supposedly values reason and pragmatism, just threw both out the window because a few people got scared of a legend. Do you know what would happen in any other country? That’s right—nothing. But not here. No, here we stop construction for imaginary monsters.
But it gets better—this absurdity is presented to us as “cultural consideration.” Oh, fantastic. Let’s prioritize ghosts over common sense.
Meanwhile, our real problems—like failing healthcare, declining education, and a crumbling infrastructure—are buried under this pile of nonsense.
Because, heaven forbid we disturb some mythical sea monster’s resting place, right? What a joke.
Now, let's talk about the other disaster in the making:
co-governance.
This is the kind of thing that makes you wonder if people have lost their damn minds.
The Treaty of Waitangi, a document that was originally about resolving land disputes, has been hijacked to justify a two-tiered political system that reeks of segregation. Calling it a “partnership” is as laughable as calling a dictatorship a “benevolent monarchy.” You can’t have a partnership when one side gets to call the shots while the other gets to pay for it. That’s not inclusion. That’s apartheid with a fresh coat of paint.
If you think this is just some conspiracy theory, take a closer look—it’s happening right under our noses.
And just in case you thought it couldn’t get worse, let’s dive into the real financial nightmare: the Treaty settlements. Guess who’s paying for them? Surprise! It’s you. The hardworking taxpayer. Not the British Crown. Not King Charles. Definitely not some imaginary treasure chest buried somewhere in a colonial fantasy. It’s you. And guess what? There are still 2,500 more settlements on the horizon. That’s right.
Get ready for an endless loop of paying for mistakes that weren’t even yours. The guilt trip is alive and well in 2025, and you’re stuck at the bottom of the credit card bill.
They’ll tell you this is about “justice” and “fixing the wrongs of the past.” Really? We’re still paying for the screw-ups of dead bureaucrats from centuries ago? How long is long enough to keep apologizing for the mistakes of people who wouldn’t even recognize you if they came back from the grave? A hundred years should be enough to say “Enough! Not my problem.” Yet here we are, with the modern taxpayer acting as the perpetual piggy bank for everyone’s historical grievances.
Let’s be real here: we’re living through the birth of apartheid, and it’s being sold to us under the guise of “fairness” and “reconciliation.” It’s a two-tiered system where one group gets everything handed to them on a silver platter, and the rest of us? Well, we get to foot the bill for this nonsense. If you think that’s progress, you’ve got another thing coming. This isn’t fairness; it’s segregation with a fancy, politically correct bow on top.
But here’s the cherry on the cake: we’re not just talking about a few hundred million here and there. Oh no. This is billions—billions—of taxpayer dollars being flushed down the toilet to appease these fantasies and racial power grabs. Infrastructure projects are delayed. Public services are failing. Money is misallocated to accommodate sacred rocks and mythical creatures, while the problems that actually matter are left to rot.
And who’s left paying for it? You, once again.
Here’s the bottom line, New Zealand: you’re stuck living in a world where mythology and race-based politics drive your national policy. You’re the human ATM for this entire country’s delusions. The question is: when are you going to say “enough”? When do you say, “I don’t care about your taniwha, your sacred rocks, or your race-based power grab”? You shouldn’t have to apologize for mistakes that aren’t yours, and you definitely shouldn’t have to pay for them either.
We need to grow the hell up.
This country needs to make a choice: live in the real world or stay stuck in the past, feeding the ghosts of history.
We need leadership that’s willing to face facts, not pander to every whim, superstition, and race-based demand that comes along.
Let’s ditch this unholy marriage of mythology and governance and create a New Zealand that’s about progress, not fairy tales.
You’re better than this. Let’s start acting like it.
