by Mike Bee

If you’ve not seen Kelvyn Alp on mainstream media press conferences or on televised debates, that’s not his fault.

Tomorrow is the final day of voting for candidates in the Tamaki Makaurau by-election, but the mainstream approach has been to treat it as a “two-horse race”. You can have the incumbent Labour candidate, Peeni Henare, or Te Pāti Māori’s Oriini Kaipara, and that’s it. When you listen to Kelvyn describing these two you can guess why they want to shut him up.

Alp doesn’t conceal his extreme disdain of the two favourite race-horses whom he sees as each playing a part in the systemic corruption that is crippling our country. Peeni Henare has been the Tamaki Makaurau MP since 2014 and, in Alp’s opinion, has achieved nothing. Orini Kaipara is a former journalist who faithfully echoed government lies during the time of our fake pandemic and before that at the Christchurch Mosque false flag event. Both are stooges for corporate moneyed interests, and neither will achieve anything for Maori or for the rest of the country.

By presenting this as a two-horse race, the forces of the status quo block genuine democratic debate and reinforce a false reality. Alp, on the other hand, has realistic ideas of what needs to be done. In his words, “The real problem is a system designed to keep us all down while élites profit.”

And this system exploits all New Zealanders through having manufactured an artificial division between Māori and non-Māori – “one that has been fuelled by globalist elites, corporates and their political puppets to keep us distracted and weak.”

Alp has plenty of Maori blood in his veins but doesn’t trumpet this as he rejects the false, manufactured dichotomy between Maori and non-Maori. The best actions for Maori will be right for non-Maori also. “If politicians acted in the people’s best interests,” he says, “we wouldn’t need separate systems or policies that look like favouritism – everyone would be lifted up.”

Alp wants Kiwis to see through the manufactured division and unite as fellow-New Zealanders, taking on the real problems of our country together.

We need to unite as Kiwis, reject the division game, and take on the real enemies: corruption, inequality, and foreign interference stealing our sovereignty. Together, we end their control. Vote for unity and action, not more of their lies.

Whoever wins this by-election will be an MP for only a year and will then have to go through the process all over again in 2026. Yet Alp promises he has the inside knowledge to make some real achievements. His no-nonsense way of speaking is something totally different from the sanitised way we have become used to in politicians who know they have little real power in a fake constitutional democracy.

Alp knows truth is the power that will get us out of this predicament. He speaks his mind while also having a very good grasp of his subject and the background to inspire confidence as someone who knows what is possible in the situation we are in.

 This govt has been shafting you for years. Their corruption is off the charts. I could bring a stop to it. And in 2026 with your permission, we will, and there will be a lot of politicians, public servants, police, intelligence agents and a whole lot more going to jail.

If New Zealand were doing well, perhaps there would be no need for someone as uncompromising and stubborn as Alp. But anyone who has woken up from mainstream media-induced hypnosis knows we are in dire trouble and that effective action is needed, not more politicians’ babble.

With the regular media doing all it can to prevent Alp’s message from being heard, it is up to the awake Kiwis to give him the exposure he needs wherever we have the opportunity. We did this for Liz Gunn, and then were disappointed in how she was not loyal to the party she had been leading.

Alp is very different from Gunn. Could it be that he – leading the New Zealand Loyal Party – is exactly what is needed in these present times? This is the beginning of his run for power in 2026. May his voice become ever-stronger from this moment on.

A video from Kelvyn Alp (sixteen minutes) can be seen at https://nzloyal.com/ along with information about New Zealand Loyal’s key policies.