Nationalist base proposal

The Nationalist Alliance, a small white nationalist group based in the South Island, has proposed setting up a nationalist base in North Canterbury.

The group proposes using the base as support and training centre along the lines of those set up by some survivalist groups in the U.S, with self-defence training, and efforts towards self-sufficiency.

In response, Labour MP Clayton Cosgrove told The Press newspaper the idea was "nutty," and that the proposal is "50 to 60 years" behind the times. "...People have moved on. It's crackpot stuff," he said.

"50 or 60 years" behind the times, well possibly, but maybe they are actually 30 years ahead of their time.

New Zealand's still about 70 percent white, and the South Island about 90 percent white, so in terms of the laws of liberal politics, whites can't yet be considered a dis-empowered minority.
However, if current trends are anything to go by, whites are likely to become a minority within about 30 years.

Nevertheless, if liberal opposition doesn't stop them, the Resource Management Act probably will.