The Suppressed History of New Zealand [Video]

In this compelling documentary, an alternative perspective to the accepted history of New Zealand is brought to light. Evidence is provided of ancient Pre-Māori civilizations that appear to have influences from cultures as wide-ranging as India, Egypt, Peru, China, and even the ancient Celts. This evidence however is being largely ignored and suppressed by the mainstream. But for what purpose?

*Featured Image By MSeses – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0

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  1. I really enjoyed watching this documentary a few weeks ago. What struck me as most incredible is the megalithic stone-erecting “surveyors” apparently encountered by the settlers who arrived on the scene. Now that’s something I’ve not heard of from anywhere else, but seems an interesting bit of connecting information…

    It’s incredible that modern science officially still tries to explain things like sweet potatoes (a crop native to the Americas) being brought to places like NZ prior to the currently accepted dates of cultural exchange as “having floated across the ocean”… Every time I think about the fact I’ve read this as an official proposed explanation, I can’t get the image of a poor lonely sweet potato detaching itself from its pile, floating all the way across the ocean’s salt water and waves, arriving intact, and then being picked up by a person who’s allegedly never seen a sweet potato before, who then knows what it is and just how to plant it and turns it into a local staple… That’s the official explanation we are meant to accept 😀 Not sure what’s sillier — that, or the rat that ate carbon that’s thousands of years old (hence ancient dating) or the artifacts that drop thorough imaginary magical crevasses in the earth to explain anomalous artifact dating deep in the strata… I’m really beginning to think science is turning into a bad comedy sketch.

    Sad to hear about the cultural narratives of the New Zealanders being tossed into the “fiction” pile :/

    • LOL! Thanks for sharing Jenny, that’s hilarious.

      I also loved the ‘Surveyors’ story, never heard that one before.

  2. Great documentary! Well worth a watch. They do seem to cram a lot of information into a short amount of time; it’s a lot to take in.

  3. Really looking forward to watching this! It’s amazing to me how much evidence there is for ‘human devolution’ rather that ‘human evolution’ – I guess the fact that the truth is possible to cover up and that people are so unable and even hostile to new discoveries, that change the paradigm, is a symptom of it!

    Thanks for the share.

    • Me too! It seems a bit like hobbiton, meets avatar, meets ancient stories and myths, meets New Zealand’s beautiful nature. 🙂 From the few minutes I watched it seemed very ‘open minded’, but I think that might be good because sometimes you need to open up to some new views in order to reach a more balanced total view. But maybe I should actually watch it first before commenting on it 🙂