Are New Zealanders ready for nationwide ‘Do Nothing’ protest?

Answer:

• The Maori advancement is happening daily 

• the Maori Sovereignty Movement (MSM) grows stronger by the day 

• The pro-Maori - Anti-Colonist indoctrination in our education system is turning out thousands of younger supporters of MSM every year

• Older citizens who have lived through the pre 1970s that see what is happening and know the truth are dying off.

• If already not too late, there never will be a better time. 

• Also we have the Act Party trying to define the invented ‘Treaty Principles’, so by and large the public are aware of the Maori creep.

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How will the ‘Do Nothing’ protest be promoted?

Answer:

• Initially on social media. It is hoped that the major players (NZCPR, Hobson’s Pledge, Democracy Action and Stop Co-Governance, Brian Tamaki etc will support and promote it through their networks.

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What about people with finance commitments (mortgages etc), and putting food on the table?

Answer:

• In New Zealand, employees are entitled to 10 days of paid sick leave per year. This applies to all employees, including part-time and casual workers (There are conditions to this though). 

 

• Tip:  Sick leave can be used for any illness or injury, including stress (Treaty stress?). 

 

• Also in New Zealand, employees are entitled to at least four weeks of paid annual leave each year - maybe this could be used.

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• In any conflict there will always be 'collateral damage' - this is a small price to pay compared to losing the New Zealand way of life and our tried and true Democracy to tribalism.

 

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Will Reclaim NZ become a political party?

Answer:

• No, our aim is to change the Maori preference ideology of our elected Government.

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Is the 'Do Nothing Days nationwide strike', over the top?

Answer:

• Reclaim NZ believes that nothing less will stop the push for Maori control of New Zealand by activist Maori, which to date has been supported by our elected Government/s.

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Will Reclaim NZ get widespread support?

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Answer:

• To get widespread support, the concept needs to be cleverly promoted in a positive light - ie: That it is removing racism in New Zealand, that it is unifying our society, that it is preventing full blown tribalism (the antithesis of Democracy). - After all, it is the agenda driven tribalists that are dividing our society.

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