"...the real crime here is not just the waste of money. It is the deliberate sabotage of Maori children..."

"One could be forgiven for thinking that education in New Zealand is about preparing children for success, arming them with the knowledge and skills to thrive in an unforgiving world. But no, that quaint notion has been tossed aside in favour of racial indulgence on an industrial scale. ...
    "For the avoidance of doubt, let us be absolutely clear: the explosion of Maori 'education' is not about academic excellence. It is not about opportunity. It is not even about preparing children for a productive future. It is about separatism, racial division, and the slow but steady dismantling of a cohesive New Zealand in favour of a taxpayer-funded Maori aristocracy that feeds off endless handouts while contributing nothing of real value. ...
    "The fact that this nonsense is allowed to continue, let alone celebrated, is proof of how utterly captured the political establishment has become by the Maori lobby. ...
    "The figures are damning. Over 27,000 students are now trapped in this system, severed from the real world, taught in a language that offers them no genuine economic or professional advantage. The supposed 'success' of these schools is measured not by academic rigour, but by '90% achievement rates' in NCEA — an utterly meaningless statistic in a system where one can pass without ever learning anything of substance. ...
    "But the real crime here is not just the waste of money. It is the deliberate sabotage of Maori children, condemned to a future where they are taught to see themselves as a separate, entitled class rather than as individuals capable of success through their own efforts. It is a betrayal of the very principles that once made this country great - hard work, integration, and a commitment to excellence over racial sentimentality.
    "It is high time we called this absurdity what it is: a state-funded exercise in racial narcissism. ...
    "English, mathematics, science, and personal responsibility — these are the only foundations of success. Everything else is a taxpayer-funded diversion."

 ~ Tui Vaeau from his post 'The Great Maori Education Racket - A State Funded Farce'