Welcome.
This platform is more than exposure — it’s intervention. A public reckoning to wake the nation, cleanse the rot, and prevent these actors from hiding behind party colours, media polish, or short memories.
Here, we name names. Not only the authors of harmful bills, but also their enablers — the silent, the complicit, and the elected accomplices of erosion. We track their actions, affiliations, and agendas — not out of vengeance, but vigilance.
Because without collective memory, they return — repackaged, re-elected, and more dangerous than before.
This is a platform for accountability, transparency, and the protection of democratic integrity, public trust, and community sovereignty in Aotearoa.
Here, we document those responsible for asset sell-offs, the silencing of communities, the manipulation of cultural values, and the quiet servicing of private interests over the public good. This is not about political rivalry — it is about public protection. Every entry is a record, built to outlast election cycles and media spin, ensuring that no betrayal of the people disappears into obscurity.
Each profile links to a detailed exposé examining political history, policy behaviour, and the contradictions between public image and real-world impact. This is not about personal attacks — it is about public accountability.
The Corrupt, The Bad, and The Ugly:
- Jacinda Ardern – Compassion Framed, Coercion Delivered
- Christopher Luxon – The Smiling CEO of Sell-Offs and Silence
- David Seymour – Act’s Strategist of Confusion, Denial, and Decay
- Winston Peters – The Great Deflector: Nostalgia, Noise, and Neglect
- Judith Collins – A Legacy of Damage: Rights Dismantled, Power Retained
- Nicola Willis – Chancellor of Cuts, Minister of Disguise
- Paul Goldsmith – Historian of Hegemony: Writing the Past to Rewrite the Future
- Chris Bishop – Architect of Loopholes: Compliance on Paper, Pollution in Practice
- Todd McClay – Exporting Power, Importing Silence: The Minister of Quiet Exploitation
- Erica Stanford – Equity in Name, Erasure in Action
- Penny Simmonds – The Quiet Disassembler: Efficiency as Erosion, Partnership as Optional
- Simon Watts – The Polished Hand of Passive Harm
- James Meager – From Freshman MP to Fast-Track Minister
- Chris Penk – Legal Mask, Control Agenda
- Scott Simpson – Law Rewritten, Trust Undone
- Mike Butterick – Executor of Erosion: Donor Intent Rewritten, Oversight Removed
- Brooke van Velden – Growth Promised, Rights Dismantled
- Nicole McKee – Wired for Control
- Laura McClure – Tribunal Mind, Erosion Hand
- Carlos Cheung – Parliament’s Agent of Eviction
- Fiona Lai – Actress and Accomplice to Erosion
- Simeon Brown – Minister of Fast Tracks and Closed Doors
- Carl Bates – The Compliance Creep: Turning Grace into Obligation
- Kieran McAnulty – Red Card Pending: When Everyday Politics Turns Self-Serving
- Marama Davidson – Good Intentions, Flawed Execution
About the Author: Why APIAPE Exists
From childhood, I learned to play chess — not just the game, but the strategy. I was trained to see the intent behind the move, not just the shape on the board.
As I grew older, the board expanded. I saw the same tactics — in different countries, cultures, governments, media, and law. Different accents, same agenda. Different faces, same playbook.
First it was politics. Then propaganda. Then the movies. And finally, I saw the architects — those who script the stories behind the curtain.
That’s what APIAPE is about: not reaction, but revelation. Not media emotion, but structural memory. Not outrage — but clarity.
Don’t forget — fooling lasts longer than forcing. Today, people are managed not by chains, but by narratives. Obedience is packaged as progress. Betrayal as reform. And trust is slowly repurposed — until it serves the wrong masters. Read more: Law vs Legislation — When Words Become Weapons
We track the pattern. We name the players.
Because when you’ve seen the roots, no slogan can deceive you.