Building a Community for European New Zealanders
There are groups and there are individuals within those groups. Without the group the individual is nothing; without the group, the individual would not exist. The group’s ancestors, who spawned the individual, were on a unique path which, if not for them, the individual would not exist in the way Continue Reading
For many of our early settler ancestors, the New Zealand dream was to own a piece of ‘God’s own’ for themselves. Somewhere to raise a family, grow crops and tend to stock so that their children would not grow hungry – or for themselves, to be less dependent on money Continue Reading
The human desire for sense of ethnic identity is part of human nature. It evolves out of the same set of altruistic genes that dive the need for a family, a family structure and social organisation. It evolved in order to replicate genes more effectively, which is what evolution is Continue Reading
New Zealand, like the rest of the anglosphere, faces one of the greatest and most challenging eras of its existence in modernity. The pioneering spirit of the European men and women who set their sights on these lands and colonised them for its betterment are now—more than ever—confronted by perhaps Continue Reading
New Zealand, like the rest of the Western world, suffers from a distinct lack of holistic and organic living. Here, in one of the most beautiful countries in the world, in a land which could afford its founders the opportunity to subsist in a traditional and spiritual manner, the populace 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
Where does money come from? Most people either don’t know, or believe it comes from the government. In reality, the money created by the Reserve Bank – in the form of notes and coins – makes up less than 3% of our money supply. The rest is electronic money for Continue Reading
Study finds diversity erodes social trust In a new peer reviewed study from September 2019, research conducted by Peter Thisted Dinesen and Merlin Schaeffer from the University of Copenhagen, and Kim Mannemar Sønderskov from Aarhus University, has found a direct link between increased ethnic diversity and a collapse in social 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