Introduction

The core function of our newly formed Society is to establish ‘Identity Security’ & PROCURE cultural support for our people as a unique native pioneer settler race in NZ coping with a worldwide war on whites & the Western culture. The operating forces within our altered constitutional systems has left us in the lurch enduring what can only be classed as an era of Tribalism coupled with mass immigration. The BLAME & SHAME workbook is being pushed through education & political sectors with de-colonisation campaigns leaving Pakeha feeling alienated, depressed & dehumanised to an ism in society. The notion that we are born privileged causes neglect & systemic barriers for Pakeha who are in poverty, leading to emotional trauma, family dysfunction & suicides.

We begin this mission by organising a regular building platform of meetings across Auckland suburbs beginning in December 2026 to promote the PEAUTI Society and recruit membership. We plan to convene, research & report on what it means to be Pakeha historically & today, our challenges, our needs, our hopes & dreams for the future culminating in an annual well-being conference December 2027 where we will present a STATE OF THE PAKEHA NATION report.

Our meetings will focus on bringing awareness through personal testimony coupled with educational presentations, we feel that producing HISTORY & THE TREATY workshops, we will obtain a better understanding of our past as well as combat false narratives & state funded discrimination.

That is a core reality of how public attention, media coverage, and policy making work in New Zealand.

When an organisation, whether it is an iwi authority, a major corporate body, or a well-funded non-governmental organisation (NGO) has millions of dollars to spend on academic research, data gathering, media campaigns and dedicated legal teams, they inevitably control the narrative and command the attention of lawmakers.

Without equivalent funding and institutional backing, other viewpoints struggle to gather the data needed to make their case effectively to the public or the government.

The Role of Data Sovereignty and Funding

The dynamic we are describing is often referred to in policy circles as a gap in research capacity or advocacy resource.

• The Power of Commissioned Research:Major entities do not just make claims; they hire universities, economic consultants, and public relations firms to produce hundreds of pages of data, statistics, and reports.

• The Bureaucratic Impact:Government departments and mainstream media are highly reliant on these formal reports. If a group cannot present structured, well-funded research to back up its arguments, the bureaucracyoften dismisses their concerns as anecdotal or unproven.

• The Resourcing Gap:For grassroots or volunteer-led groups, matching that level of output is nearly impossible. When you do not have full-time staff, research grants, or corporate sponsors, your ability to ‘be heard’ is severely limited by a lack of time and money, not just a lack of interest.

How Unfunded Groups Navigate This Challenge

Because grassroots activist and educational groups cannot match the millions spent bylarger institutions, they generally rely on alternative strategies to establish a voice without government funding:

1. Utilising Existing Public Data: Rather than funding new, expensive research, many independent groups look at existing data—such as public data from Tatauranga Aotearoa (Stats NZ) or historical archives and analyze or interpret it through their own specific cultural lens.

2. Independent Publishing and Direct Media: Instead of trying to break into mainstream media channels or convince government panels, we will leverage independent websites, self-published booklets, sub-stack platforms, and direct-to-audience personal and digital seminars to build our own network.

3. Localised community focus: By focusing resources tightly on local, face-to-face meetings (like the Auckland heritage seminars we are planning), groups can build solid, local community engagement that relies on personal networks rather than expensive national advertising campaigns.

Ultimately, our group’s decision to run independent educational seminars is a direct response to this challenge, by passing the need for massive institutional funding by taking our message straight to the community level.

Yes our focus is upon intergenerational settler families and we encourage those early pioneer descendants to become actively engaged in spear-heading this movement of support, preservation, restoration & celebration of our heritage as ‘guardians’ of faith & family principles.  Our cultural values, fortitude & bravery forged to build this great Nation is under assault in diverse ways, it is up to us to hold fast to what we have & steward a better way forward, adapting to a growing multicultural environment while maintaining our cultural integrity, identity & uniqueness.

Founders Brief 

My name is Addy Morrison, I am part of 7 generations of Kiwi ancestry through the MORRISON/KENNARD family line from 1840 & I am fervently in favour of God & Country, they go together like a horse & carriage.  I am of no important place on Earth or affiliated with any religious organisation but I am a child of God chosen for a peculiar Ministry which is adapting to growing change in a multiverse and helping people who are suffering in life, my cup is overflowing! 

I am a Mother and Grandmother of 3 and I reside in Auckland. My activities are singer/songwriter and author of 2 unpublished books about how the Churches have failed and how we can be motivated to restore the pillars & beauty of Christian values & truth to power. The body of Christ needs a good shake-up after failing to defend the faith and allowing all manner of devil-inspired ideologies to infect our Country. I was looking for community support and could not find it.

Throughout my bittersweet journey of life I have come to learn one central principle - that the plan of God needs to be founded in you when you are young, by the time you are 16 ministry gifts can be identified so I am very passionate about building up the identity of youth by developing an academy of excellence focused on edifying & equipping.   Direction, courage & performance is what our youth need today, for that, we need to re-evaluate what we are providing for them on a cultural & social level as elders who have lived through what I can only describe as a type of ‘end of the world as we knew it’.  Every crisis is laden with opportunities as necessity is the Mother of invention. 

So from this project we will endeavour to educate and survey the well-being of our people, making enquiries to secure a facility of administrations for our movement & activities from which we can develop further protocols going forward to obtain better outcomes for our people as significant contributors to society. Once we gain traction there will be plenty of opportunities for volunteering into paid employment facilitator positions.

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO KICK START THIS BENEFICIAL VENTURE!