Parihaka - A Photographic Survey 1981

[@corsel6911]

Thank you for sharing. Kia ora.

[@meanmaori8810]

my heart is broken only to be heeled by the truth of my tupuna, and to focus on the wisdom an teachings of my elders.. i once was lost, but now i am awoken i dont come to bow, i come to concur, TARANAKI TUTURU AKE AKE...

[@cascade3769]

Your European or Maori tupuna?

[@mistymountainhopper]

@@cascade3769 what's your motivation for such a question? I'm sure you knew what they meant ...

[@cascade3769]

"Heeled". 😂🤣😂

[@cascade3769]

@@mistymountainhopper He probably doesn't give a shit about the suffering of his British ancestors. So one sided.

[@maryannechilds6459]

Photos of the original settlement reminds me of serta in tibet b4 the chinese destroyed it. Armies r never used to talk peacefully . Troops against kids n women such bravery 🥲

[@toutaipalu9116]

Love this! Should be taught in schools!

[@waioraarama4198]

It's taught in my school

[@muchlovesavvy507]

It is 👩🏼‍🏫📚

[@JA.MMP274]

Is now years ago it was not.

[@theromanorder]

Yes school sucks these days

[@reality_virtuality]

@@theromanorder no it doens’t cuz ur just one of those people who don’t study and fail in everything Once you study it’s fun and enjoyable

[@Dillon-kg2ix]

My name is Dillon Low-Inia my Grandmother is Barbara Kura Inia and I'm my Grandmother's son's son she is from parihaka hello to everyone from here and the viewer's 😮

[@maryannechilds6459]

This peaceful movt encorporating the christian teachings of the colonial occupation force by its inspirational leaders te whiti n tohu should not be under estimated. This was the power move of a brave n heroic peoples struggl 30:34 e to stop the sale of their land n breadbasket to a corrupt govt n greedy settlers. It absolutely should be taught in schools. ❤

[@Lukejb2Butterworth]

I was going to say about the Moriori slaves they forced from their Chattam island home to come here and serve them, but then I realized Christianity supports slavery . Those albatross feathers of peace are pure Moriori

[@maryannechilds6459]

Kiaora for sharing ❤ 22:29 22:33

[@TheBroTee]

Tbh... the only time I ever heard about Parihaka was from The Herbs🌿

[@maorifilm]

Parihaka forever‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@Amadei_Centavrus]

Пожалуйста сделайте включите субтитры

[@queeniepaparoa420]

He atua, he tangata hō.

[@myawirihana4164]

Much aroha my Taranaki whanau ♥️

[@danyaradimacher6581]

what was the name of the maori song that was being played at the intro when i went to the main marae right in Waitara they sang that song with the drum being played

[@TaranakiSan]

E Nga Iwi O Te Motu Nei

[@cascade3769]

The story of Hori McCorey.

[@gregneilsen2967]

Yes, I'm annoyed that this was never in the school curriculum.

[@apomtaylor8054]

Why would the crown want this in schools? They are not silly, this makes them look very bad.

[@hanokoko9007]

Apom Taylor someone needs to make a movie about these events

[@eldakriheywood4510]

Actually, they are teaching it now. Also, there is a movie

[@CreatorClips123]

@@apomtaylor8054 lol, it is now, well in nz obviously

[@dfhancock]

Extraordinary story which we as Kiwis never heard.............

[@admiralgoodboy]

bob bob yes they do wooden structures through natural decomposition and earthen redoubts pits and trenches through extensive agriculture

[@admiralgoodboy]

David Hancock speak for yourself

[@jenrapa4717]

If it wasn't for my mother, I would never have known about Parihaka. Some maori dont even know bout it. Dont be so shocked that SOME people dont know bout it.

[@TheTyrantious]

@@kiritawhai7488 I went to Kohanga down Parihaka. I'm a "Pakeha" or Fair skinned Kiwi. And I learnt this.

[@lanceclintonwiperi7810]

It's in waitara east this song

[@OlfArts]

@26:34 seeing my fathers sisters, aue!

[@nevaehcrystalleaana9033]

sad

[@DW_Kiwi]

Yes. We are One!! Otherwise you are racist

[@johnnytumaki9898]

Breaking the British down in syllables is written as park- here

[@cascade3769]

Oh like you aren't British too. Quit pretending, Top Deck.

[@Wetea]

Nohomairangi son of Te Whiti was the mokopuna of Wi Parata te kAKAKURA.

[@BigSnapper]

Well before Gandhi and Martin Luther King.

[@Lukejb2Butterworth]

Those albatross feathers of peace come from the Moriori slaves of Parihaka

[@stephenlennon7369]

Another "Maori War" as if the white dudes weren't involved 😅

[@Digmen1]

Parihaka was a den of maori witch craft and rebels Yes the true story of Parihaka needs to be told. Taranaki was not a rich area when the Colonists came. It was only western farming and roads and export markets (refrigeration etc) that made it rich

[@hokimoki3677]

Parihaka was filled with leadership your kind failed to achieve..these lands my tipuna lands was more wealthy before any balhead set foot here...your racist balhead mindset will get you nowhere .

[@Ngatidread546]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 My heart goes out to my mentally challenged New Zealanders like this fulla ❤️💙

[@redcruben]

The people where as rich as they wanted to be

[@redcruben]

@@Ngatidread546 the people where rich, they had their lang their culture and their lives. Many where murdered

[@paulwright3394]

more N BS