Jacinda Ardern believes New Zealand will become a republic. It’s all right, though, because she’s not in a hurry. But then, the Left, with their eye on the eventual capture of all our democratic institutions (remember “the long march”) have always had their eye on the end result.
Throughout the twentieth century, most New Zealanders did what family people do – they got on with their lives, those descending from Maori, European and other ancestors happily inter-marrying: no full-blooded Maoris exist today.
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