A man, whose family was German aristocracy prior to World War II, owned a number of large industries and estates. When asked how many German people were true Nazis, the answer he gave can guide our attitude toward fanaticism. 'Very few people were true Nazis,' he said, 'but many enjoyed the return of German pride, and many more were too busy to care.
I was one of those who just thought the Nazis were a bunch of fools. So, the majority just sat back and let it all happen. Then, before we knew it, they owned us, and we had lost control, and the end of the world had come. My family lost everything. I ended up in a concentration camp and the Allies destroyed my factories.
So it is with socialists in New Zealand.
Socialism in New Zealand is a stepping stone to communism. A step that few people can perceive, as it's being done out-of-sight - deviously and surreptitiously. (As most communist things are done.)
To start with, many Labour & Green Party MPs are socialists. One Green Party MP - Teanu Tuiono - is openly communist. Here's an excerpt from an interview with him.
I remember crossing the border over the Rio Grande which was more concrete and barbwires than river - and there was a massive mural of Che Guevara painted facing the American side with some anti-imperialist slogan. I figured I was going the right way. I made my way down to Mexico City met up with Communist comrades from Aotearoa and we flew into Havana.
The following is from Parliament's
Parliament's Hansard script, Friday 21st May:
Kieran McAnulty:
"Yes, I am a socialist and I'm proud of it. Yeah - there you go. [Applause] Thank you very much. Bring it on, and I'm very proud to say to the good people of the Wairarapa that they elected a proud socialist as their MP."
Angie Warren-Clark: "Oh, what a pleasure it is to speak after my colleague, my comrade, Kieran McAnulty."
Duncan Webb: "Well, there's so many of us great socialists on this side of the House."
Deborah Russell: "I stand here as a very proud member of the great socialist democratic Labour Party."
Anna Lorck: "I'm a socialist!"
Ricardo Menendez-March: "The Green Party will continue working hard to offer our support to Labour to enact genuine bold socialist policy."
Did those MPs boast they were comrade socialists before the election? Probably not.
And who are the ones keeping quiet? Those "many of us great socialists on this side of the house?"
Comrade Commissar Cindy
(aka Jacinda Ardern, prime Minister of NZ in 2021.)
The words of MP D. Russell (above) show how muddle-headed they are. "socialist democratic." Those two words are mutually exclusive.
Because they know that people will recoil from the word communism, the socio-communists intentionally mislead people by using words and phrases which sound good but hide who they are and what they want. Here are some common deceptions:
liberalism
progressive
social activist
democratic socialism
progressive socialist
Those socio-communist labels de-coded / explained:
liberalism actually means authoritarian
progressive actually means oppressive
social activist actually means dictatorial tyrant
democratic socialism actually means anti-freedom
progressive socialists actually means totalitarian control freaks
The only thing socio-communists seek to progress is forcing their views on everyone else.
If you have doubts that those who call themselves socialists are actually communists, do you remember the USSR? The initials stood for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The Berlin Wall builders! (Built to stop the population fleeing the utopian wonders of communism.) Complete with a huge army of Secret Police and no human rights, Russia and its surrounding states were all communist. Not socialist - using that name was a typical communist lie.
The reality was: the USCR - Union of Soviet Communist Republics.
So it is with NZ socialists in government in 2021.
Like wolves which cover themselves in sheep wool, they are communists, disguised in 'socialist' clothing.
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