Haka in Parliament, Low Budget Hikoi, NZ Army Bootcamp I A Polynesian Podcast I EMPTY OUT THA CLIP

[@personaldevelopment8472]

Rest in peace to Nonu. He is known as a strong West Auckland figure though us Southside rugby peeps respected him too. 🕊️

[@vailima49aston99]

Damn that intro was deep man Sorry for your loss usoz condolences to the family and friends affected 💙

[@vailima49aston99]

All this talk about the hikoi got me thinking about Samoas hikoi against NZ government where our leader Tamasese was shot dead !! Our people were marching in peaceful protest before peaceful protest was a thing that’s just something I thought of hearing you usoz talking about this .

[@vailima49aston99]

Hey Usoz looking forward to this one wanna hear your thoughts on the uso David Seymour 👀

[@personaldevelopment8472]

I have some strong feelings about the recent haka in Parliament and the person who initiated it. She has a history that I believe reflects poorly on her integrity. This MP from Huntly took over from Nanaia Mahuta in the Māori electorate. During her campaign, she accused a well-known Huntly businessman, ‘Gunny,’ of breaking into her home. Gunny is widely respected in the community for supporting Huntly locals, especially those making a positive impact. From what I understand, her partner invited him into their home to congratulate her on winning the seat. The media ran with the story, painting this man in a negative light, and she never publicly denied the allegations even though he was not found guilty. That incident garnered her significant public sympathy and likely helped her win the seat. To me, this shows a lack of courage and integrity. Using someone’s reputation as a stepping stone for personal or political gain is disappointing, especially when they’ve done so much for the community.

[@vailima49aston99]

Yea and just on that tamaki hikoi? Sole my neighbour goes to his church and he’s Tongan Samoan lol I wonder how he feels about Brian Tamaki now lol