Eradicating the tyranny of political correctness

27th October 2005

New Zealand - a British country in the Pacific

New Zealand - a British country in the Pacific

New Zealand is leading the western world in eradicating the tyranny of political correctness. This very unhealthy obsession with equality, blaming others for personal failure, removing natural hierarchies and instilling a sense of offence in every innocent act was created by the liberal-Marxist gang who took control of most of the media, education and social welfare institutions throughout the English speaking world during the 80s and 90s.

They enacted their infantile rebellion against an older establishment which had been successful in winning a world war on the continent, The imposition of PC behaviour has helped to destroy and undermine the institution of the family, led to breakdown of discipline in schools and the wider society, led to the tyrannical oppression of fundamental freedoms of speech, association and expression and by trying to stifle basic human instincts has led to a society of losers run by losers, rather than a society of successful winners led by winners.

Now the Kiwis are getting to grips with this PC disease which blights New Zealand as much as it does the UK, North America and Australia, and the opposition National Party has created a new ministerial role, a Political Correctness Eradicator who is charge with stamping out political correctness in public institutions.

Press release

The holder of the new post is Dr. Wayne Mapp, MP for Auckland’s North Shore constituency. In a press release dated 27th October Dr. Mapp says:

"There needs to be a clear political programme to reverse it; to remove the viewpoints and language of the politically correct from the institutions of government. There needs to be a commonsense strategy that deals with the central issue: what to do about those state institutions that foster the ideas of political correctness".

"The minority capture of public institutions by the politically correct is a basic cause of people losing faith in the institutions of government. Removing the power of the politically correct means removing their institutional and legislative base".

"New Zealanders expect their public institutions to fairly reflect the values that underpin our country. This is not the case under Labour".

"My challenge is to undo the actions of the Labour Government which have caused a crisis of trust towards our public institutions," says Dr Mapp.

Good luck for the Herculean task ahead, Dr. Mapp.

"I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. What I can do, I should do. And what I should do, by the grace of God, I will do." - Edward Everett Hale

News from around the globe that the newspapers seldom print Disclaimer and fair comment While I agree with most of the material passed on I may not be in agreement with all. However there is much we can learn from some that we disagree with. Remember it was once thought that the earth was flat. It is left to your judgment to determine what you agree with and what to act upon.
Eradicating the tyranny of political correctness. This comes from a fairly reliable source. Nobody thought Communism would crash, so do not lose hope that one day we will again live in a sane world. Maybe New Zealand will spearhead a world wide move to eradicate the lunatic inspired practice of political correctness which could only have been dreamed up by harebrained idiots.
27th October 2005 New Zealand - a British country in the Pacific New Zealand is leading the western world in eradicating the tyranny of political correctness. This very unhealthy obsession with equality, blaming others for personal failure, removing natural hierarchies and instilling a sense of offence in every innocent act was created by the liberal-Marxist gang who took control of most of the media, education and social welfare institutions throughout the English speaking world during the 80s and 90s. They enacted their infantile rebellion against an older establishment which had been successful in winning a world war on the continent, The imposition of PC behaviour has helped to destroy and undermine the institution of the family, led to breakdown of discipline in schools and the wider society, led to the tyrannical oppression of fundamental freedoms of speech, association and expression and by trying to stifle basic human instincts has led to a society of losers run by losers, rather than a society of successful winners led by winners. Now the Kiwis are getting to grips with this PC disease which blights New Zealand as much as it does the UK, North America and Australia, and the opposition National Party has created a new ministerial role, a Political Correctness Eradicator who is charge with stamping out political correctness in public institutions. Press release The holder of the new post is Dr. Wayne Mapp, MP for Auckland’s North Shore constituency. In a press release dated 27th October Dr. Mapp says: "There needs to be a clear political programme to reverse it; to remove the viewpoints and language of the politically correct from the institutions of government. There needs to be a commonsense strategy that deals with the central issue: what to do about those state institutions that foster the ideas of political correctness". "The minority capture of public institutions by the politically correct is a basic cause of people losing faith in the institutions of government. Removing the power of the politically correct means removing their institutional and legislative base". "New Zealanders expect their public institutions to fairly reflect the values that underpin our country. This is not the case under Labour". "My challenge is to undo the actions of the Labour Government which have caused a crisis of trust towards our public institutions," says Dr Mapp. Good luck for the Herculean task ahead, Dr. Mapp. "I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. What I can do, I should do. And what I should do, by the grace of God, I will do." - Edward Everett Hale
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