Building a Community for European New Zealanders
The United States of America, along with the rest of the Western world are being led to war by a people whose interests are not of their own. Our sons and daughters have already paid dearly for the benefit of those who will not dare fight themselves. Globalist elites, Neoconservatives, Continue Reading
Today, the 28th of October, is Labour Day. This is the 129th Labour Day celebrated in New Zealand. But what are we celebrating? The average New Zealander has probably never really thought about it, and might not know much about the shadowy concept of “Labour”, or the history of the Continue Reading
Today, the 9th of October, 2019 is the sestercentennial anniversary of what is essentially the genesis of our nation, and the origin of our people. 250 years ago today, a man named James made the first successful landing by a white man in this country, coming ashore near what is Continue Reading
New Zealand as a colony was settled almost entirely by men and women of British stock. Aside from small regional minorities (Scandinavians, Germans, French and Dalmatians) the European immigrants to this country were almost entirely of English, Scottish, Irish or Welsh origin. But not all of them came from England, Continue Reading
There is one factor more than any other that contributed to the early growth and prosperity of our southernmost provinces; Otago, Southland and the West Coast. That factor is gold. Once the rushes in California and Australia started to run dry, hopeful prospectors started flooding into the country searching far Continue Reading
When many of the early explorers first visited New Zealand, they were astounded at the phenotypical diversity of the natives. In some areas, the locals supposedly had skin that was nearly black, while in others they could pass as white men. Some of the tribes were typically tall, others short, Continue Reading
James Cook, John Ballance, Marmaduke Nixon, John Fane Hamilton, these are the names of four very important figures in New Zealand history; namely the first white man to step foot in this country, one of our most influential prime ministers, and two fallen warriors from the New Zealand wars, men Continue Reading
The concept of free speech has had a long history in the Anglosphere. In 1640’s during the English civil war the Levellers delivered a Petition to the English parliament which included the demand, ‘That no man, for preaching or publishing his opinion on religion in a peaceful way may be Continue Reading