2004: Safe Communities Foundation
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
The United Nations, specifically the World Health Organisation, has been slowly enveloping New Zealand at the Local Government level for the past 20 years. How so? Check out this amazing example of ‘narrative capture’…. “Waimakariri District has been an accredited Safe Community since 1999”. – The Community is in Safe Hands, Waimakariri.govt.nz “After considerable effort, Ashburton has been officially […]
Read more..July 15, 2020
53 Days: Muller the Plumber
By NZB3
Don’t think I ever said this on record but I’ve always considered Todd Muller to be a Stalking Horse for the true next leader of the National Party. Just a Kiwifruit Crapitalist…not even sure what he’s doing being an MP in the first place. Seems more like a plumber who shows up in blue over-alls, […]
Read more..July 14, 2020
1920: Alexander Turnbull Library Nationalised
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
The Alexander Turnbull Library still forms the nucleus of New Zealand’s National Archives. It was today in history, 13 July 1920, that The State officially nationalised Turnbull’s extensive collection. However, it was on June 28th, 1920, that the Government (William Massey’s Reform Government) opened the library to the public. That was exactly 2 years since […]
Read more..July 13, 2020
Collectivist Appropriation
By NZB3
From a Collectivist point of view (which the mainstream currently holds) what happens to one happens to all. So ‘we’ all went through these things, as the Prime Minister has it.. “Over the last 15 months, we have been through a lot together – a terrorist attack, a volcanic eruption, a global pandemic and now […]
Read more..July 13, 2020
Paper Kiwis
By NZB3
The Clutha-Southland electorate (previously Wallace electorate) in Southland used to be a National Party rock. From 1957 to 2014 it was in the hands to two men who were just about identical: Brian Talboys and Bill English. After 2014 things got weird as the sober straight men were traded in for wonky Millennial mavericks. The first […]
Read more..July 11, 2020
1840: Comte de Paris
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Tonight in history, 11 July, 1840, the Comte de Paris was struck by lightning off the coast of Tasmania. She almost capsized and after all those months at sea the French colonists might have all drowned so close to their final destination: New Zealand. As far as these colonists know, they’re about to claim their […]
Read more..July 11, 2020
NPC Listening
By NZB3
This is roughly true of what a Blue Pilled person means when they refer to listening: “Listening: Agreeing completely without argument.” They think everyone’s a Lefty but some of us wander off the reservation and need to be guided back. So they (benevolently) shine a beacon by reciting a few mantras in the prescribed tones. […]
Read more..July 10, 2020
1971: Tiwai Point
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter is a Government programme of National 2.0. So is the Manapouri hydrodam powering it. The dam was built by low-paid, slack, alcoholic, itinerant workers from overseas (eg. Tim Shadbolt and his brother.) That way New Zealanders would not have to be paid market rates to be employed in their own country according […]
Read more..July 9, 2020
1914: Westland Goldfields Jubilee
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
The Westland Goldfields Jubilee started up on 7 January 1914 and ran for about a week. Those gathered were commemorating fifty years since the opening of the Westland Goldfields. Gatherings and events were centered on Hokitika which temporarily swelled with an estimated 8000 people as visitors poured in. This included c.800 pioneer senior citizens themselves… “The […]
Read more..July 8, 2020
2002: The Governor’s Stolen Diary
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Dormant diaries will appear sometimes, erupting like volcanoes to shake up or even replace what we thought was New Zealand’s history. The revelation of in Edward VIII’s mistress’s diaries in 1996 were a minor tremor. On the other hand, the diary of Ensign Best, discovered in 1955, represented an earthquake in our understanding of the […]
Read more..July 7, 2020
1868: Jailbreak
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Jail Break, 1868. Today in New Zealand history, July 3¹, 1868, Te Kooti captured his captors and seized control of the schooner Rifleman. The crew of convicts manage to escape their island prison of the Chatham Islands. Heartbeats They were racing Freedom He was chasin’ Spotlights Sirens Rifles firing But he made it out – […]
Read more..July 3, 2020
1847: The Colonial Bank of Issue
By Anarchist History of New Zealand
Back in 1847, Governor George Grey’s Government got its fingers into the business of banking. Grey created something called The Colonial Bank of Issue which was a colonial version of the latest State bank we have: Kiwi Bank (est 2001.) Private New Zealanders, of course, were perfectly capable of supplying their own banking services and were suspicious of the […]
Read more..July 2, 2020
