MESOPOTAMIA NEWS : THE END OF THE AFFAIR OF HUMAN MANKIND WITH THE LEFT WING WOKEN MINORITIES

Mark Felton 27 Mai 2021

Was die Menschheit seit je umtreibt, ist die Frage mit wie viel Bullshit man durchkommt, wenn man ihn nur in die Sprache von retardiertem Ethnosprech kleidet.

Dank Nanaia Mahuta, Außenministerin Neuseelands, sind wir der Antwort ein ganzes Stück näher gekommen.

Wofür die Frau wirbt, ist die Aufkündigung der Mitgliedschaft bei den Five Eyes, zwecks Unterwerfung unter die kommunistische Partei Chinas. Mit dem Ende des Patriarchats beginnt bekanntlich die Zeit der klugen, sachkundigen Politik mit Herz. Ist so.

“Taniwha are endemic to Aotearoa but can trace their whakapapa across the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean – Te Moana nui a Kiwa. Taniwha are protectors or guardians, often of water, and hold dominion over rivers, seas, lands and territories. Deeply steeped in culture, they are spiritual and one with nature. They symbolise a sense of guardianship for our people and our land and a strong belief in self.

And like the Dragon, they are powerful, auspicious, and embedded in our epistemology. They have many forms, and are a symbol of leadership, prestige and strength, and are to be revered.

We are two peoples – with characteristics and symbolism unique to our respective countries.

I see the Taniwha and the Dragon as symbols of the strength of our particular customs, traditions and values, that aren’t always the same, but need to be maintained and respected.

As set out in my inaugural speech at Waitangi this year, I believe our foreign policy settings can be enhanced by te Tiriti.

The principles of partnership, active participation and protection can be called upon to enable equity and tino rangatiratanga (self-determination). Increasingly these principles continue to shape the type of democracy Aotearoa New Zealand is becoming; confident in our bicultural foundation, and determined to pursue our interests for those who call this land home and for those who share our values of openness, transparency, democracy and the rule of law.

New Zealand’s experience means that we can advocate with certainty for the recognition and inclusion of all peoples – including indigenous people and ethnic minorities – for their participation, knowledge and economic contribution to society. We believe this can address issues of social exclusion, poverty and inequity worldwide and at home.

t’s my strong view that diplomacy favours dialogue. Outcomes will be stronger and more enduring if they are built through dialogue and understanding of each other’s perspectives. However diplomacy requires commitment from both the Dragon and Taniwha to respect the tikanga of engagement. And we look for a similar spirit of respect and engagement to be shown to all international friends and partners. As a significant power, the way that China treats its partners is important for us.

Matters such as human rights should be approached in a consistent, country agnostic manner. We will not ignore the severity and impact of any particular country’s actions if they conflict with our longstanding and formal commitment to universal human rights.

Sometimes we will therefore find it necessary to speak out publicly on issues, like we have on developments in Hong Kong, the treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang, and cyber incidents. At times we will do this in association with others that share our views and sometimes we will act alone. In each case we make our decisions independently, informed by our values and our own assessment of New Zealand’s interests.

In our ongoing engagement with China, we will seek to extend our advocacy towards sustainable outcomes, inclusive trade, ethical investment, and social and economic inclusion.”

https://thestandard.org.nz/the-five-eyes-beat-up/

Als Australien den Verbrecherstaat China für dessen Verbrechen kritisiert, sprangt Frau Mahut China demütig zur Seite. Wie bei woken minorities üblich, wuchs Frau Mahuta auch mit goldenem Löffel im (bis vor kurzem untätowierten) Maul auf und hat nur die feinsten Schulen und Unis besucht.