IN MY KIWI DREAM
In my Kiwi dream I see:
People in planes who stop wastage at sea.
You need to teach people not to mess with your part of the ocean.
I see youth piloting technology that stops the ocean’s resources being raped from predators as ‘nice’ as they may appear.
I see Pacific youth excelling in their home Islands in complete safety. They have permission to create and excel safely.
I see ships taking products overseas with planes flying overhead of them to get the produce to the required destinations safely in planes that NZ youth pilot. They are NZ owned planes. The pilots are NZ citizen pilots. The mission is 100% NZ operated quite confidently and capably.
I see the Ross sea as NZ’s bank, not being robbed. I see life. I see Peace. I see an Islands haven principality.
I see more pay parity. More even wealth distribution to citizens of NZ. I see a real NZ economy. I see trading partners being trained to be true friends of New Zealand. I see visitors arriving here, knowing they are lucky to be within our borders in the years ahead. I see smart children creating. I see prisons not full of actual citizens but full of new citizens getting acclimating wrong, thus needing to be jailed temporarily, but learning. I see that paradigm changing as people get a life and grow an economy.
I see freedom in entrepreneurialship and all hands on deck to grow industry. I see a voice of peace from NZ. I see provision from NZ to who deserves it in the world. I see strict ocean control happening, yet withinside NZ’s borders a festive and joyous spirit of people who produce and work hard and then play as they deserve for their efforts, are not conscious of crime, as industry is the star, and export success is the main focus. Military’s purpose is to protect so citizens of NZ have more fun. The military know that this is why they exist. Therefore they fast become celebrated heroes for doing their job.
You see, climate change is a factor people aren’t taking seriously enough.
I see so much.
What do you see, in your future New Zealand?
~Posted by Horiwoodblog, Aotearoa New Zealand, Polynesia Asia-Pacific
