the ‘Maori way’

Posted on October 15, 2013 by KG

is nepotism and corruption:
‘Two leaders of a state-funded organisation whose objective is to help children learn te reo Maori have been accused of using charity credit cards for personal spending, including on a wedding dress and gifts.
Ministers said last night they would meet the Kohanga Reo National Trust over allegations raised in a Native Affairs investigation into the spending by board member Dame Iritana Tawhiwhirangi and daughter-in-law Lynda Tawhiwhirangi.’
The organization has an $80m annual Taxpayer Theft Licence (aka “budget”) to teach an utterly irrelevant half-invented language to children, half of whom can’t read or write by the time they start school, such is their parents’ neglect.
Perhaps spending the cash on wedding dresses and gifts is the less harmful use of it…

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3 Responses to the ‘Maori way’

  1. Barry says:
    October 15, 2013 at 11:14

    I hate John Key because instead of getting rid of all the ugly Stone Age official – ie government – part-maori garbage that is trying to destroy NZ all he’s done as pretend-prime minister is make it all even worse!

  2. dondiego says:
    October 15, 2013 at 16:09

    Years ago some commenter at kiwiblog did the sums, and figured it was cheaper to pay EVERY N.Zer (~incl. the asians and injins who don’t speaka the engrish) 5 or 10k each to never learn that useless jive.

    How does blatant theft need a commitee, instead of cops? Oh, thats right, they’re the maoris. Glad I left.