LGNZ’s ‘Inclusive Campaigning Guidelines’ Must Be Withdrawn

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Wed Jul 27 2022 12:00:00 GMT+1200 (New Zealand Standard Time)

LGNZ’s ‘Inclusive Campaigning Guidelines’ Must Be Withdrawn

Wednesday, 27 July 2022, 1:19 pm
Press Release: New Zealand First Party

“Local Government New Zealand has released one of the most out of touch and divisive pieces of social engineering that represents all that is wrong with this current government,” says Rt Hon Winston Peters Leader of New Zealand First.

“They have produced the “Inclusive Campaigning Guidelines” which attempts to brainwash local body candidates with the kind of dangerous left wing rhetoric that only the most woke sickly elites working in university sociology departments would be proud of.”

“This divisive document must be withdrawn. The danger is it will be taken seriously and used as the new democratic doctrine this government has always intended to change New Zealand into.”

“It states, amongst other things, that candidates should take certain positive positions on the Treaty, Three Waters, He Puapua, where to attend meetings, who to talk to, and the use of certain ethnic languages. They have also decided to change the name of our country.”

“What is the most concerning is that those who choose not to adhere to it will be publicly identified and hung out to be judged and vilified by the social justice warriors of the left.”

“This is a cynical creep towards manipulating the motivations and thoughts of those who represent us at the local government level.”

“This is social engineering at its totalitarian worst,” says Mr Peters.

“The fact that mainstream media has not reported on this document should concern kiwis the most.”

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