Screw Tradition. This Is How You Stand Up To EVIL Leaders

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

The young woman is Māori and leads the opposition in a Haka

[BittyJenkins]

1. I would love to be part of that.

It is the intensity we are feeling.

[Nigrum Cattus]

2. I think thats Maori for -

Fuck you and the horse that you rode in on !

[niyad]

5. I think that is a fairly polite translation.

[et tu]

6. more like the boat you landed in!!!! nt

[Magoo48]

3. We will need just this kind of courage and imagination and lots of it.

[Evolve Dammit]

4. We need this passion. Fuck decorum after what Mitch and Co. have done for the last 16 plus years.

[kimbutgar]

7. I loved this video when I saw it yesterday

I was in an airport once in Sydney and saw these Māori people doing this for a returning friend. It was so awesome!

New Zealand is definitely on my bucket list of places I want to go to. I saw this movie years ago Once were warriors and became fascinated about the Māori and even did a research paper when I was getting my teaching credential on New Zealand education. The Māori incorporate these chants early in the children's education.

[rickford66]

9. I had a similar experience at the Christchurch airport.

Also a memorable one at an All Blacks vs Australia rugby match. My late wife, British born and raised in NZ, could do some of these. On another note, this past weekend I had phone calls from her sister and one of her brothers who said I'd be welcome to relocate. With in-laws on both islands they said I could go back and forth living in a caravan. Sounds tempting.