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Minister of Education doesn't
know what country he is working for.
(twice updated)
Peter Zohrab 2021 |
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(Open Letter to the Prime Minister)
Dear Jacinda Ardern,
The Minister of Education should resign, because he doesn't know what
country he is working for!
There is no country called "Aotearoa NZ," or even "Aotearoa".
This country is called "New Zealand", and the Maori
version of the Treaty of Waitangi calls it "Nu Tirani".
The word "Aotearoa" is used in the Maori version of the National
Anthem, but that word has no official status. If he wants to be the
Minister of Education for "Aotearoa NZ", I suggest that he
jump into the ocean and swim until he finds it!
This is particularly serious, as the people who want to teach our
children New Zealand history (the history teachers in our schools) should
know this, which is the single most fundamental fact about our country.
If they don't know this, then we can assume that they know absolutely
nothing and that they will just make things up as they go along -- according
to their political inclinations.
The official
New Zealand government history website about the Treaty of Waitangi
does not even contain the text of the Treaty (either in English or in
Maori), as far as I can see. It seems to be solely interested in pushing
its own particular interpretation of it -- making it difficult for people
to read it for themselves!
It is clear from this that the New Zealand education system will simply
make up slanted history to make Maoris happy. New Zealand history will
just become a political football and more and more lies and one-sided
Maori propaganda will be taught to our children.
So it is likely that all these Leftist schoolteachers
will use their power over information to make up things -- just as the
Minister of Education has made up the name of this country!
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In due course, I received the following reply:
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I replied to the Prime Minister as follows:
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Dear Jacinda Ardern,
Minister of Education doesn't know what country he is working
for (follow-up).
I refer to my email of 21 February 2021.
The reply (dated 11 March 2021) which I received from the Ministry
of Education was deficient in three respects:
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There is no mention whatsoever of the Treaty of Waitangi, which
I had said, in my letter, was in danger of being ignored.
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The Ministry of Education states, "(my) question could be
used to build knowledge ... about ... how and why the name 'Aotearoa'
is now commonly used." That shows that I was right to think
that educators would make things up and teach them to our children!
As far as I can see, the word "Aotearoa" is primarily
used (in English) by Television New Zealand and other Left-wing
politicos. Whether the name 'Aotearoa' is now commonly used or not
is a factual current affairs or sociological issue, the truth of
which can only be determined using empirical research methods. It
is definitely not a historical issue that history teachers should
concern themselves with.
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The name 'Aotearoa' is now commonly used in Maori, but there are
two parallel education systems in New Zealand -- one using the medium
of the English language and one using the medium of the Maori language.
It is typical of Wellington racism that the Maori language will
inevitably call New Zealand "Aotearoa" (without mentioning
the name "New Zealand"), whereas the Wellington swamp
is in the process of getting the English name for this country progressively
changed from "New Zealand" to "Aotearoa New Zealand",
then to "Aotearoa NZ" and finally to just "Aotearoa".
If English-speakers call it "Aotearoa New Zealand," then
it should also be called "Aotearoa New Zealand" in Maori!
Yours sincerely,
Peter Zohrab
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In due course, I received the following further reply:
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See also:
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Someone has let women out of the kitchen -- and they have been telling
lies ever since!
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