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Obi-Wan Kenobi actor Alec Guinness warned Ian McKellan not to push the LGBTQ agenda. McKellan said: “He took me for an Italian lunch in Pimlico, where we chatted about this and that until he brought up the real reason for his invitation. He had heard about my work to establish Stonewall – a lobby group to present to the government and the world at large the case for treating U.K. lesbians and gays equally under the law with the rest of the population. He thought it somewhat unseemly for an actor to dabble in public or political affairs and advised me, sort of pleaded with me, to withdraw. Advice from an older generation, which I didn’t follow.” Was Guinness right about this?

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Muplihati Muplihati ●Auckland University’s Indoctrination Scam: Who’s Buying This Garbage? Alright, let’s cut the crap. Auckland University has officially lost the plot. Their mandatory Māori spirituality course is nothing but state-sanctioned brainwashing, and if you’re too scared to say that out loud, congrats—you’ve already swallowed the Kool-Aid. Hinemoa Elder, Tracey McIntosh, Dawn Freshwater, Margaret Mutu, and Te Kawehau Hoskins might want to believe they’re cultural pioneers, but let’s call them what they really are: peddlers of woke nonsense masquerading as academics. This isn’t about education anymore; this is about turning universities into ideological echo chambers where dissent isn’t tolerated—it’s eradicated. Who in their right mind thinks a compulsory course in Māori spirituality is relevant to every single degree? I’m talking to you, Auckland University. What do Māori gods have to do with a law degree? Absolutely nothing. But guess what? If you don’t chant along to their spiritual hymn book, you’re not getting that diploma. That’s right—your future, your career, held hostage by the “spirituality police.” This isn’t progress; it’s a return to the Dark Ages, where superstition trumps science, and critical thinking is drowned out by the sound of drum circles. You can thank Hinemoa Elder, Tracey McIntosh, Dawn Freshwater, Margaret Mutu, and Te Kawehau Hoskins for this absolute dumpster fire. These individuals are leading the charge in turning universities into temples of indoctrination. They want you to believe that studying Māori mythology will somehow make you a better engineer, doctor, or business professional. Spoiler alert: it won’t. What it will do is waste your time, insult your intelligence, and make you question why the hell you ever enrolled in the first place. And let’s be real here—this isn’t about preserving culture or honoring tradition. It’s about power. It’s about control. Elder, McIntosh, Freshwater, Mutu, and Hoskins are using Māori spirituality as a weapon to silence anyone who dares to question their agenda. Don’t like the course? You’re “culturally insensitive.” Think it’s irrelevant? You’re “racist.” It’s a brilliant tactic, really—if you disagree with them, you’re automatically the bad guy. Welcome to 1984, folks, where free speech goes to die and woke doctrine rules supreme. Let’s talk about the students who are forced to endure this nonsense. These are the future doctors, lawyers, engineers—the people who will actually keep the country running. And instead of equipping them with the skills they need to succeed, Auckland University is force-feeding them spirituality that belongs in Sunday school, not a university classroom. This isn’t education—it’s a joke, and the punchline is that you’re paying for it with your tuition money. It’s time for Elder, McIntosh, Freshwater, Mutu, and Hoskins to step down. They’ve hijacked the university’s curriculum, turned it into a platform for their woke crusade, and are holding students’ futures hostage in the process. If Auckland University had any shred of integrity left, they’d fire these individuals and put an end to this embarrassing farce. But integrity, much like common sense, seems to be in short supply these days. Here’s the bottom line: this course needs to be obliterated. It’s a relic of a misguided, woke agenda that has no place in a modern, secular education system. If Elder, McIntosh, Freshwater, Mutu, and Hoskins want to preach, let them do it on their own time, not on the university’s dime. The students of New Zealand deserve better. They deserve an education, not an indoctrination. And it’s about damn time someone said it.

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