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  • Who Really Discovered America?

    07/14/2002 2:08:47 PM PDT · by blam · 182 replies · 18,652+ views
    Who Really Discovered America? Did ancient Hebrews reach the shores of the North and South American continents thousands of years before Christopher Columbus? What evidence is there for Hebrew and Israelite occupation of the Western Hemisphere even a thousand years before Christ? Was trans-Atlantic commerce and travel fairly routine in the days of king Solomon of Israel? Read here the intriguing, fascinating saga of the TRUE DISCOVERERS OF AMERICA! William F. Dankenbring A stone in a dry creek bed in New Mexico, discovered by early settlers in the region, is one of the most amazing archaeological discoveries in the Western...
  • Fourteen arrested in anti-terrorist swoop (NZ News)

    10/14/2007 8:20:28 PM PDT · by DieHard the Hunter · 21 replies · 208+ views
    NZPA ^ | October 15 2007 | NZPA
    Monday October 15, 03:04 PM Fourteen arrested in anti-terrorist swoop At least fourteen people are due to appear in court and further arrests are imminent following a nation-wide police swoop this morning targeting Maori and political activists. The raids were done under the Terrorism Suppression Act and Firearms Act. Police began executing search warrants throughout the country early this morning. Maori activist Tame Iti is among those arrested. Police Commissioner Howard Broad said the sting was the culmination of a year-long investigation into weapons training camps alleged to have been held in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. While those arrested...
  • Violence Is Blamed On 'Warrior Gene' In The Maoris

    08/09/2006 6:51:47 PM PDT · by blam · 82 replies · 2,549+ views
    The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 8-10-2006 | Paul Chapman
    Violence is blamed on 'warrior gene' in the Maoris By Paul Chapman in Wellington (Filed: 10/08/2006) Maori leaders reacted furiously yesterday after a scientist said their race carried a "warrior gene" that predisposed them to violence and criminal behaviour. Dr Rod Lea, a genetic epidemiologist, told the International Conference of Human Genetics in Brisbane that Maori men were twice as likely as Europeans to bear monoamine oxidase, a gene that is also connected with risk-taking behaviour such as smoking and gambling. Performing arts group Pounamu Kai Tahu perform the haka He was reported as saying the discovery went "a long...
  • NZ haka troops rock Dili

    06/04/2006 5:15:08 AM PDT · by naturalman1975 · 15 replies · 597+ views
    news.com.au ^ | 4th June 2006
    NEW Zealand troops announced their arrival in Dili with a fearsome haka today, sending clouds of dust over the troubled East Timor capital as they stamped their feet in the traditional Maori war dance. While the Kiwis have been on patrol in the dangerous Becora area since early last week, they performed the ceremony today as a formal greeting to Australia's Brigadier Mick Slater, who commands international troops in the city. "Kamate, kamate – ka ora ka ora (I die, I die – I live, I live)," a group of 30 New Zealand troops roared, thumping their chests in unison...
  • ACT: The Future (adovates "sink or swim" for NZ Maori - applies to US minorities as well)

    07/09/2004 5:05:53 PM PDT · by NZerFromHK · 28 replies · 655+ views
    www.rogerdouglas.org.nz ^ | 6 March 2004 | Hon Sir Roger Douglas
    Delivered at the ACT New Zealand 10th Annual Conference Christchurch 6 March 2004 Don Brash has put the cat firmly in the middle of the political pigeons. How should ACT respond? Firstly by acknowledging that Brash was right in what he said. We have to ask ourselves why this one speech overshadowed 7 years of similar statements by ACT; why it reduced Peters from being a threat to National to being a non-entity. Answer - voters believed Brash meant what he said. That comes from having a consistent message which leads to credibility and ultimately confidence. Richard, in difficult circumstances,...