their lives would be , now that you had arrived? On August 16, 2012 at 5:25 pm John Phillips said: John, your campaign against the Treaty industry has my full support, and I admire you for taking it on, knowing that you will be subjected to ridicule and outright hatred from the grievance industry and its ignorant followers. I do think however that the campaign needs to be broadened way beyond responding to this one-eyed clown, whose deeply rooted opinions you will never change. There needs to be robust and repeated exposure of the Treaty rort by the mainstream media, because heavily edited and hostile coverage on the taxpayer-funded Maori TV just won't do. On August 16, 2012 at 6:24 pm anakereiti said: Yes john p that will work ah haha On August 16, 2012 at 7:36 pm anakereiti said: Furthet to the lament from the mother above I wonder if she vave any thought to the Maori mothers on whose land she was living on. The ones whoze mothers grandmothers had been born on. Maybe not On August 16, 2012 at 8:05 pm John Ansell said: The ones who fled Taranaki and left it empty after they were defeated by the Waikatos. (And were only able to return there after the Treaty brought the rule of law and made intertribal warfare, slavery and cannibalism illegal.) I look forward to reading your evidence of unprovoked massacres of innocent Maori by settlers. Put up your evidence or shut up. I will