Brilliant remembrance for all Kiwis and Aussies alike on Anzac Day in Australia. We honour all those who fought for us, and in many cases died for our freedom, during WWI and WW2, and for our Servicemen & Women who continue to serve our Countries today 👍
My father was 28th Maori Battalion B. Company, and passed away 20009. My older brother in Victor 6 Company Vietnam. I remember my dad refusing to give consent and refused to sign his papers, he wasn't quite 21. However as soon as he was of age he was gone. My dad wept for him and recalled how he did the same with his mother, but forged her signature and faked his age and was gone. He related how he said it was a waste of time fighting for political gain among super powers at that time. What was most devastating for Maori soldiers, was the distribution of their land to accommodate the returning soldiers. To add salt to the wound it went to non Maori regardless whether the fact it was Maori land. Today the hypocrisy is continuing on to this day even among ignorant Maori in a European stylized parliament. I mourn the memory of those unfortunate men and women who fought a political war for control of the masses by a minority of elitists who actually instigate these wars. Now they mongrelise our language and use the word kiwi as an identity. A kiwi is a bird, tauiwi is most appropriate, landed and assumed as belonging here. Freedom from what?
My grandfather and his brothers served in B Company aswell. While they were away the remaining family sold his and my nans land. We live in Harataunga and we used to own much of it until then. Infact he was next in line to be Paramount Chief of the Coromandels since he was the oldest in the family and it would of been passed down to him from Eruera Te Ngahue, my great great grandfather.
My grandfather was a sergeant in the Maori Battalion and lost both his legs in action in Egypt. The kiwi was used on many NZ military badges and during the First World War, the name "Kiwis" for New Zealand soldiers came into general use, and a giant kiwi (now known as the Bulford kiwi) was carved on the chalk hill above Sling Camp in England. Usage has become so widespread that all New Zealanders overseas and at home are now commonly referred to as "Kiwis". I am proud to be a Kiwi.
R.I.P Captain Johan Coak DMS DRN DRSBN, November 17th, 1718 ~ February 18th, 1759. R.I.H King Kalainopuu Kaitamamau PNJ NPJ RSPNJ, February 13th, 1719 - April 14th, 1762. R.I.P The 19 Danish Marines/Captains/Officers, November/December, 1710S ~ February 18th/April 14th, 1759/1762. R.I.H The 100 Native Jamaicans/Kings/Chiefs, January/February, 1720S - February 18th/February 20S, 1759. The February 18th Saint Vincent's Day 1759 Final Kealakekuna Beach Battle/Captain Johan Coak's Death. The 2017 Maheno Train Collision, 6 Years Later. October 14th, 2017 - October 14th, 2023.
R.I.P DanieI Tamatea, March 6th, 1995 - October 14th 2017. R.I.P Bella Innes, March 27th, 1995 - October 14th 2017. R.I.H Kaniel Tanetoan, March 5th, 1995 - October 14th, 2017. R.I.H Gella Neleis, March 28th, 1995 - October 14th, 2017. R.I.P Jakson Ropata, November 13th, 1991 - October 14th 2017. R.I.P Octavia Clark, June 25th, 1991 - October 14th 2017. R.I.H Sakson Nopata, November 12th, 1991 - October 14th, 2017. R.I.H Actavia Tlark, June 24th, 1991 - October 14th, 2017.
R.I.H Ceptain David Nook PRN RPN HSPRN, November 27th, 1328 ~ February 18th, 1379. R.I.P King Kalaniopautu Kaiamamano PNS NPS SJPNS, February 23rd, 1329 - October 14th, 1382. R.I.H The 19/4/2 Polish Marines, November/December, 1330S ~ February 18th/October 14th, 1379/1382. R.I.P The 100/3/5 Native Samoans, January/February, 1340S - February 18th/October 14th, 1379/1382. The Flying Towns And Villages (2007) - February 18th, 1379 - The 1379 Samoan & Polish's Battle/Kidnapping King Kalaniopautu Kaiamamano/The Battle Of Kakalekeluna Beach/The Native Samoans VS Ceptain David Nook PRN RPN HSPRN/Ceptain David Nook's Death, Funeral, Cremation, And Burial In The Samoan Town And Village/Ceptain David Nook's Crew Escapes Samoa & Return To Poland To Rest. :-:-:-:-:-:-:-::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: -:`×÷=`°•○●¡¿▪︎¤☆●♡♡♡♡♤ [_]《♤♡♡♡♡♡》《○○○● [-]☆▪︎¤《》●□■♤♡◇•:°: ($&#@^*()>
@@Zerosupernatural sure. but by this point im sure most Aussies are familiar enough with the haka to understand what it symbolises. imo it took away from the people performing.
A very impressive display of trans tasman culture on this auspicious of days. Unfortunately someone failed to inform the group that they were wearing the incorrect plant. They were wearing poppies, they should have been wearing rosemaries instead. Rosemary is the the correct plant to be wearing on ANZAC day not poppies, they are expressly reserved for remembrance day on Nov 11th.
@@meatavoreNana unfortunately you are ultimately incorrect. If you've been wearing a poppy on Anzac day then you've been ill informed. The correct plant emblem is rosemary, to be worn on Anzac day and rosemary only. As kid growing up here in Australia that's what I was taught, also as an ex-serviceman that's what we were taught as well. Coming from a very long line of ancestors who served in the Boer war WW1 and 2 and peace keeping I think I ought to know. Anyone else who says otherwise is incorrect.
@@meatavoreNana thank you very much for your apology. It irks me immensely when people wear poppies and think that it's ok. It's definitely not, the RSL should definitely put this right and sadly they don't. If you're attending an Anzac service in the near future the sub-branches should definitely be handing out free of charge sprigs of rosemaries before the service. And, if you're really interested I why we wear rosemaries, it goes back to the ancient Greek times. It was considered extremely important to receive a wreath as a sign of manliness and honour after a battle in wartime. Also as a very well known herb for cooking with and had healing benefits for ailments. Now the reason why we wear it on Anzac day, is because it was growing on the cliff tops of the Gallipoli peninsula. And the reason for wearing poppies on armistice/rememberence day is because they were growing in the battle fields of Flanders. The only way poppies can grow is if the ground is turned over and disturbed, hence the battle fields. They were growing all around the battle fields and the graves of the fallen soldiers. People need to be educated on this sort of thing so in future they can get it right, unfortunately no one has the guts or the gumption to right the wrongs of the inept. Our forefathers who fought for our freedoms would be rolling in their graves if they knew what was happening in today's society.
Yeah.... I call BS. I'm 34 & for as long as I've been alive the correct flower has ALWAYS been the poppy. I can't find anything online about Rosemary's.
Brilliant remembrance for all Kiwis and Aussies alike on Anzac Day in Australia. We honour all those who fought for us, and in many cases died for our freedom, during WWI and WW2, and for our Servicemen & Women who continue to serve our Countries today 👍
Thak you for your service with respect from Canada 🇨🇦 to all Anzac members past and present
Love every haka and I’m an Aussie
Yep untill it's done at you then it's a different story 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@turuff7114 So tough
@@bethannmajella how?
Love from india🇮🇳🇮🇳 woah Haka history is great ❤️❤️❤️❤️
So proud to be Kiwi!!
Rawe e te iwi. Thank you for representing our Tipuna across the way❤️
INCREDIBLE ❤❤❤❤❤❤
The guy at the back not knowing what he doing ,LW4G💙
Big hug and love from Turkey to u all
Impressive thanx cuzzy bros,so much respect ,that was awesum
I love every Haka and I'm not an Aussie x
Respect 🙏🙏🙏🤜🤛
Thank you for honoring them in the old way
Awesome!!!
ربنا يحفظنا يارب
❤ Turkish ❤ very good 💪 👊
Respect to ur ancestors who were warriors frm a maori
@@tackeybud1338 thank u for your kindness.same love and respect from us to u and your ppl
A sight to see, as always, but too bad it was shot in portrait instead of landscape.
My father was 28th Maori Battalion B. Company, and passed away 20009. My older brother in Victor 6 Company Vietnam. I remember my dad refusing to give consent and refused to sign his papers, he wasn't quite 21. However as soon as he was of age he was gone. My dad wept for him and recalled how he did the same with his mother, but forged her signature and faked his age and was gone. He related how he said it was a waste of time fighting for political gain among super powers at that time. What was most devastating for Maori soldiers, was the distribution of their land to accommodate the returning soldiers. To add salt to the wound it went to non Maori regardless whether the fact it was Maori land. Today the hypocrisy is continuing on to this day even among ignorant Maori in a European stylized parliament. I mourn the memory of those unfortunate men and women who fought a political war for control of the masses by a minority of elitists who actually instigate these wars. Now they mongrelise our language and use the word kiwi as an identity. A kiwi is a bird, tauiwi is most appropriate, landed and assumed as belonging here. Freedom from what?
My grandfather and his brothers served in B Company aswell. While they were away the remaining family sold his and my nans land. We live in Harataunga and we used to own much of it until then. Infact he was next in line to be Paramount Chief of the Coromandels since he was the oldest in the family and it would of been passed down to him from Eruera Te Ngahue, my great great grandfather.
My grandfather was a sergeant in the Maori Battalion and lost both his legs in action in Egypt.
The kiwi was used on many NZ military badges and during the First World War, the name "Kiwis" for New Zealand soldiers came into general use, and a giant kiwi (now known as the Bulford kiwi) was carved on the chalk hill above Sling Camp in England. Usage has become so widespread that all New Zealanders overseas and at home are now commonly referred to as "Kiwis".
I am proud to be a Kiwi.
Too Awesome
Dwayne Johnson THE ROCK in middle.
Such a beautiful people 🙌🏽
Is there a kapa haka group on the GC? Been wanting to get back into KH
We have a group in Pimpama on Friday nights.
Awesome!! @@Zerosupernatural Do you have a facebook page for the group?
Jasmine Michelle Te Manu Ori Ori
R.I.P Captain Johan Coak DMS DRN DRSBN, November 17th, 1718 ~ February 18th, 1759.
R.I.H King Kalainopuu Kaitamamau PNJ NPJ RSPNJ, February 13th, 1719 - April 14th, 1762.
R.I.P The 19 Danish Marines/Captains/Officers, November/December, 1710S ~ February 18th/April 14th, 1759/1762.
R.I.H The 100 Native Jamaicans/Kings/Chiefs, January/February, 1720S - February 18th/February 20S, 1759.
The February 18th Saint Vincent's Day 1759 Final Kealakekuna Beach Battle/Captain Johan Coak's Death.
The 2017 Maheno Train Collision, 6 Years Later.
October 14th, 2017 - October 14th, 2023.
Anzac Night Poko Audrelandauze Romania 2021
Poko The Indian War Dance, December 17th, 1627 - ?
R.I.P DanieI Tamatea, March 6th, 1995 - October 14th 2017.
R.I.P Bella Innes, March 27th, 1995 - October 14th 2017.
R.I.H Kaniel Tanetoan, March 5th, 1995 - October 14th, 2017.
R.I.H Gella Neleis, March 28th, 1995 - October 14th, 2017.
R.I.P Jakson Ropata, November 13th, 1991 - October 14th 2017.
R.I.P Octavia Clark, June 25th, 1991 - October 14th 2017.
R.I.H Sakson Nopata, November 12th, 1991 - October 14th, 2017.
R.I.H Actavia Tlark, June 24th, 1991 - October 14th, 2017.
R.I.H Ceptain David Nook PRN RPN HSPRN, November 27th, 1328 ~ February 18th, 1379.
R.I.P King Kalaniopautu Kaiamamano PNS NPS SJPNS, February 23rd, 1329 - October 14th, 1382.
R.I.H The 19/4/2 Polish Marines, November/December, 1330S ~ February 18th/October 14th, 1379/1382.
R.I.P The 100/3/5 Native Samoans, January/February, 1340S - February 18th/October 14th, 1379/1382.
The Flying Towns And Villages (2007) - February 18th, 1379 - The 1379 Samoan & Polish's Battle/Kidnapping King Kalaniopautu Kaiamamano/The Battle Of Kakalekeluna Beach/The Native Samoans VS Ceptain David Nook PRN RPN HSPRN/Ceptain David Nook's Death, Funeral, Cremation, And Burial In The Samoan Town And Village/Ceptain David Nook's Crew Escapes Samoa & Return To Poland To Rest.
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Anzac Day Poko Katalau Fiji 2021.
Ke Meto, 1422 - ?
Indian Words.
The 37 Indian Gods.
Lonloz: The Traditional Indian Greeting.
Awesome, but landscape next time please.
When I think about whats happening today with the lockdowns how our fallen fell for nothing.
Nice video share
Lest we forget the Aussie diggers as well , not totally NZ as the comments seem to favor
Amazing :D
Shame it is in letterbox view.
Olde koro at the back having a yung jog
That announcer dosent need to keep bloody translating ... we get the idea..let them do their thing
The translation is for the benefit of the Australian audience.
@@Zerosupernatural sure. but by this point im sure most Aussies are familiar enough with the haka to understand what it symbolises. imo it took away from the people performing.
Marky I was of the same opinion, but I live here in Australia now and it’s surprising just how many Aussies have absolutely no idea.
It's for the benefit for visitors from around the world
Awesome
R.I.P Capitain Abel Janszoon Tasman DRN RDN HMDRN DMS, August 19th, 1603 ~ October 10th, 1659.
R.I.P King Tawhiritau Tawhakatau Tawhakou PNM NPM HSPNM MPS, June 10th, 1604 - March 19th, 1662.
R.I.P The 33/4 Dutch Sailors, October/August, 1600S ~ December 13th/March 19th, 1642/1662.
R.I.P The 37/1 Maori People, June/July, 1620S/1630S - December 13th/October 10th, 1642/1659.
R.I.P , 1246 - 1642.
Maoris & Indians
Haka VS Poko.
The Haka and bagpipes ,both have a similar affect on me
Mihi atu ki a koutou ki te whakanui i tenei kapa. Mīharo kē e te whanau
James Jingeri nanyah bunji, baugullwan, gulli kubill nanyah jimmbelung.....
Freedom for Australien People 💪
We are free ….. compared to North Korea 🇰🇵
They even have a mini Dwayne Johnson 🫡
This was butchered by having commentary throughout the whole Haka.
Yo that’s me!
🇵🇱🥰🥰🥰
Это массовое заболевание? Боже!!!😱
What's with the foot wear???????
У меня аж челюсть свело от напряжения
Good on you whanau
Chur ngarangi r.i.p piripi
✝️
Someone pls keep that narrator quiet🤦♂️
Sorry but this explanation is absolutely wrong
Seen some people laughing in that crowd...
A very impressive display of trans tasman culture on this auspicious of days. Unfortunately someone failed to inform the group that they were wearing the incorrect plant.
They were wearing poppies, they should have been wearing rosemaries instead. Rosemary is the the correct plant to be wearing on ANZAC day not poppies, they are expressly reserved for remembrance day on Nov 11th.
The Anzac poppy has been worn all my life in Australia and New Zealand on ANZAC DAY.
@@meatavoreNana unfortunately you are ultimately incorrect. If you've been wearing a poppy on Anzac day then you've been ill informed. The correct plant emblem is rosemary, to be worn on Anzac day and rosemary only. As kid growing up here in Australia that's what I was taught, also as an ex-serviceman that's what we were taught as well. Coming from a very long line of ancestors who served in the Boer war WW1 and 2 and peace keeping I think I ought to know. Anyone else who says otherwise is incorrect.
@@andrewparrott7260 I defer to your superior knowledge.
@@meatavoreNana thank you very much for your apology. It irks me immensely when people wear poppies and think that it's ok. It's definitely not, the RSL should definitely put this right and sadly they don't. If you're attending an Anzac service in the near future the sub-branches should definitely be handing out free of charge sprigs of rosemaries before the service.
And, if you're really interested I why we wear rosemaries, it goes back to the ancient Greek times. It was considered extremely important to receive a wreath as a sign of manliness and honour after a battle in wartime. Also as a very well known herb for cooking with and had healing benefits for ailments. Now the reason why we wear it on Anzac day, is because it was growing on the cliff tops of the Gallipoli peninsula. And the reason for wearing poppies on armistice/rememberence day is because they were growing in the battle fields of Flanders. The only way poppies can grow is if the ground is turned over and disturbed, hence the battle fields. They were growing all around the battle fields and the graves of the fallen soldiers. People need to be educated on this sort of thing so in future they can get it right, unfortunately no one has the guts or the gumption to right the wrongs of the inept. Our forefathers who fought for our freedoms would be rolling in their graves if they knew what was happening in today's society.
Yeah.... I call BS. I'm 34 & for as long as I've been alive the correct flower has ALWAYS been the poppy. I can't find anything online about Rosemary's.
Shut up lady. Kaua tou waha!
Never translate during…
Wonderful...unnecessary commentary during the haka..would have been better if she had read it all before the haha..
Que desagradable es que esa mujer este hablando por micrófono durante la ceremonia
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Women should not be a part of this. Is disrespectful to HAKA.
No its not. Check your facts, women partake in many haka and fought along side men in the land wars.
Keep quiet narrator.
Assustador
Какого черта женщины хаку танцуют совсем сбрендли с феминизмом
Bloody Mossies
Wtf is that boys haka not good one 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🍗🍗🍗🍗