Wake-up call

Dr Brian McDonnell’s article (Herald, March 23) regarding the Maorification of the City Rail Link is yet another wake-up call for all New Zealanders.

Auckland Council with its allpowerful IMSB seems intent on obliterating signs of our history and diversity to ensure only Maori design and language is promoted in public places. Changing the well-known station names of Mt Eden and Britomart is part of that movement.

Maori supremacists have gained significant power in New Zealand for two main reasons.

Firstly they persuaded the Government to adopt biculturalism as a defining feature of New Zealand life and then positioned their influential supporters in the public service, academia, religious establishments and other powerful institutions.

And secondly, they have persuaded successive governments to generously settle their never-ending claims for public resources under the guise of historic and modern-day breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi.

This policy of appeasement has resulted in billions of dollars and significant power being transferred to elite part-Maori activists.

With dedicated Maori seats in Parliament, an education system and news media that pushes their propaganda with no opposition, the Maori supremacists have been able to push this country slowly but surely towards an apartheid state. young and innocent people shall die in such pursuits along with the erosion of further rights of people, as they pass future laws to have power and control; using their propaganda that it is in our best interests as they know best, on the advice of their wealthy supporters, in their quest for a one world government.