Dear Editor, I submit my letter for your consideration to publish in the Elocal magazine, I wholeheartedly support the Coalition Government’s focus on getting New Zealand’s economy back into a healthy state, and this will take time.
Unfortunately, not all Government members seem to recognise that their efforts on the economic front are being continually undermined by the disincentivising of race-based preferences and the tribal elite’s unaccountable and extortionate authority over many aspects of our lives.
This legalised corruption is now threatening our status as a fair, innovative, first world nation. It would be prudent for a forward-thinking Government to place a moratorium on all race-based policies and preferences before more damage is done.
My primary suggestions are as follows: An immediate suspension of - 1. All private claims to our country’s foreshore & seabed. 2. All race-based wards and unelected representation on Local Government Councils and Authorities. 3. All decolonisation tactics, such as the demotion or removal of ‘European’ flora, fauna, statues and names from public facilities, parks, reserves and towns, and geographical features. An urgent moratorium on racial separatism is required before it’s too late for democracy to be saved and for unity to ever be achieved.
The alternative is a fraudulent ‘Aotearoa’ becoming a fully-fledged, dangerous, poverty-ridden, third-world mess. Geoff Parker Whangarei.
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