These folks talk funnier than Texans

"This nation must have the right to be able to discuss and to talk

about whether we are going to establish and affirm and accept our

religious identity as a country, or whether we are going to walk away

and let that be lost, perhaps forever, and to allow foreign religions

and foreign beliefs and other philosophies to proliferate into our

country and begin to defile the very soil of this land," he told them.

"We reach out to you, Bishop, and all members of Destiny Church because

you represent every Maori that has gone along for 160 years believing

that our whakaaro and our karakia for our mana, for whatever we are

doing, was the right thing to do," she said.

Tip from the Instapundit. Picture from Wikipedia ("ta moko")