Mana News editor Joe Trinder

Capitalist real estate in New Zealand is a malignant and cunning parasitical system designed to protect itself through deception and disinformation. Capitalism discriminates against the working class equally regardless of race or ethnicity. We hope to disseminate between discrimination and prove the capitalist real estate system has an ulterior motive to protect itself.

A recent study which included around 561 Maori highlighted wide spread institutional racism faced by Maori in Housing Based on Perceived Appearance’ identified bias in home ownership.

This poll was based on subjective identifiers like appearance. The poll highlighted that people of Maori descent who can’t purchase a home.

The following week Labours Phil Twyford released a poll based on people purchasing homes in Auckland with Asian sounding last names. This poll highlighted that people of Asian descent are buying too many homes.

The mainstream media placed a strong focus on  New Zealanders of Asian descent being discriminated against for buying too many homes. Wouldn’t the genuine discrimination be against Maori unable to afford housing?

Chinese and Maori equally are not to blame the issue is a capitalist system of foreign property speculators from all over the world in an unregulated property bubble.

The propaganda begins when supporters of the Capitalist real estate system scream racism and xenophobia like they genuinely care about combating racism. For example an anti racism campaign by the young Nat’s, privileged young Pakeha kids that live in the wealthy suburbs of Remuera and Parnell.

The  anti-racism propaganda has an ulterior motive  to protect the real puppet masters the NBR richlister’s that are the donors to the National Party.

1. Grant Baker, venture capitalist (worth $90 million*): $19,220

2. Mark Wyborn, property investor ($320 million); $30,000

3. Garth Barfoot, real estate (family worth $145 million): $20,000

4. Adrian Burr, property investor (worth $350 million): $22,500

5. Christopher and Banks, Huljich family (worth $125 million): $60,000

6. Earl Hagaman, hotelier ($180 million): $101,000

7. Rochelle McLaren, racehorses and equine pharmaceuticals ($150 million): $15,200

8. Bruce Plested, Mainfreight founder, ($270 million): $45,000

9. Barry Colman, NBR founder ($145 million): $55,000