A land dispute five minutes drive from Auckland International Airport became a news story of national significance in July and August of 2019. The fight led by whenua protection group, SOUL, or Save Our Unique Landscapes, to stop a transnational construction company’s proposed housing development on historically significant land, has […]

How and why the Crown’s marketing of the myth that Māori signed away sovereignty in 1840 breaches the Crimes Act of 1961   By Steve ‘Snoopman’ Edwards (Originally published on The Daily Blog, 6 February, 2018)   De-politicizing the Treaty of Waitangi   The New Zealand Crown’s ongoing failure to acknowledge […]

By Steve ‘Snoopman’ Edwards Re-Discovering the Big-Picture of Empire in Aotearoa One hundred and forty-five years after the wars between native Māori and British imperial and colonial forces ended, most New Zealanders remain oblivious to the conflicts’ Masonic underpinnings. For those not disposed to empathize with Māori, this obliviousness works as […]

Why Māori Land Loss Barely a Bubble in Coffee Cup Storm The secret society of Freemasons is exposed here as a hidden layer of New Zealand Colonial History. Freemasons played key roles in instigating the escalation of the New Zealand Wars, the structural dispossession of lands, and the destruction of […]

Corporate Bears at-large: John Campbell’s sense of fairness is at odds in a ‘free market’ society where political apathy was imported from the United States in the mid-1980s.In Part II of this editorial, Sophia Bigg-Storm and Snoopman find that exponents to the Cult of World Domination, ‘The Illuminati’, are behind […]

Dirty Politics. It’s favoured by ‘right’-wing parties in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada. It turns off ‘left’-wing voters. It’s negative tactics undermine political participation, voter turnout and grass-roots efforts to develop politically and economically self-determining communities. In mid-August 2014, journalist Nicky Hager’s book Dirty Politics: How Attack […]

Amid the propaganda in Barack Obama’s speech at a memorial service for Nelson Mandela in Soweto on December 10 2013, was an encoded signal. Obama’s so-called eulogy was really intended to reaffirm a well-advanced plan to construct a transnational empire. This article explores how an emergent transnational capitalist class ensured […]